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What to Look For in a Double Travel Buggy

A side-by-side double pushchair; website, with a best compact double stroller footprint (for narrow entrances and public transport). Add carrycots or seats (with adaptors) to increase the frame's capacity for weight for children weighing up to 50lbs.

Budget double with back and front suspension for uneven surfaces. Large storage basket, padded handlebars and large storage basket.

Size

In general, double pushchairs are wider than single models, especially when they're side by side buggies, like the Kolcraft Geo 3 and UPPAbaby Vista 2. The good thing is that this extra width lets them to accommodate heavier children without straining the chassis. They also come with other key features that make them stand out, like generously-sized pop-out canopies with SPF 50 and peekaboo windows; swivel lock front wheels that help navigate tight spots such as aisles for shopping; cups with a single parent holder, a smart fold mechanism that can be done with one hand; and 10-inch back wheels that aren't designed for rough terrain, but can are able to handle city streets and theme parks quite well.

In terms of cost these kinds of lightweight, side-by-side buggies are surprisingly affordable.

Weight

The heavier the double buggy the lighter it is, the easier it is to lift and maneuver. The Joie Evalite Duo is a good choice if you need to be cognizant of weight, as it's the lightest of our Lab tests. However, it offers a wide range of features, including nice-sized pop-out canopy with SPF 50 and peekaboo windows and a quick-release fold that can be folded flat in a matter of seconds; four-wheel suspension that can take on rough terrain and an adjustable front wheel that makes maneuvering tight shops and supermarket aisles simple. It's also affordable at just more than PS1,000. It can also carry twins or a baby and toddler with the purchase of an additional'sidepack'.

Flexibility

A good double buggy will offer a huge amount of flexibility, whether you have twins or two toddlers or a baby. Buggies that are narrow can be used to fit through small spaces. Side-by-side models let you to keep the eye on your children and ensure their safety when you're out at the supermarket or park. There are many buggies that come with a range of seat configurations, so you can adapt to your child's needs as they develop, and some come with the option of adding an extra ride-on board or car seat.

The Joie Evalite duo is a great example. It can be used to support two seats, or a car seat. The adaptors let you change from a single seat to a double infant strollers in just seconds. It also has a nice-sized pop-out UPF 50+ canopy sunshade, adjustable leg rests and peekaboo windows on both seats as well as the standing fold is quick and easy to do with one hand; and a top-quality suspension that can take care of rough terrain.

The iCandy Peach tri-fold buggy is another option. They are ideal to navigate narrow doors and aisles. They are also able to accommodate twins or a child and a larger child with the addition of UPPAbaby’s"PiggyBack" board (which is available separately). They come with a large basket and come with all the extras you might require, including rain covers and liners.

Tandem buggies are generally made with your kids sitting side-by-side. This can make them more stable and easy to push on uneven surfaces, however they can be a challenge to maneuver up and over kerbs. They typically have a larger footprint than a single-seater pushchair and may be a bit longer for getting through doorways.

Comfort

One of the more comfortable, lightweight doubles we've tested This buggy comes with seats that are elevated to the level of stadium seats, so your kids can enjoy the view; nice-sized UPF 50+ canopy with peekaboo windows; a padded toddler seat, as well as an add-on RumbleSeat with built-in adjustable leg and foot rests; and the cup holder that is single-parent. The seats can recline independently by pressing a lever underneath each seat. The testers also appreciate the fact that the straps can be secured and unfastened in one hand. It's also a doddle to fold with a twist mechanism on the handle, making it as easy as could be and can be stored with the backrest up for easy access.

With 30 different configurations (it'll accommodate twins as well as a toddler and baby or three kids with the addition of a 'PiggyBack' board) this is a fantastic choice for families who want to be able to grow with their child. Its spacious shopping basket as well as soft suspension make it suitable on streets and in cities too. It's also reasonably priced. BabyGearLab recommends this for children up to the age of six.