The Best Double Buggy Strollers

A double buggy is the best for twins who are due or have two children of different ages. The ideal double buggy is easy to maneuver and is able to take on rough surfaces.

They also have features like large sun canopies as well as hoods that are transparent and adjustable seats.

1. Baby Jogger City Tour Double

The City Tour 2 Double is the smallest double buggy double stroller within the Baby Jogger range. It was designed specifically for travel, and fits through doors that are standard with its slim and compact design. It's also one the lightest double buggies on the market that weighs just 14lbs when folded. This makes it ideal for traveling with a toddler and newborn since you won't exceed the allowances for luggage on airlines. It folds down to the size of a backpack and can be tucked away in the back of your car when not when you're not using it.

It's simple to fold the Z-shape with one hand. Once you're used to it, it's compact and only takes minutes. Our tester found the auto lock somewhat confusing, and since the handlebar doesn't lock in place when you push it, it hit her leg when she was using it. She also thought the handlebar was on the shorter side. This is especially the case when a large change bag is hanging from it.

In contrast to other travel buggies that are lightweight that aren't loaded with features and is among the most full-featured double strollers available. It's compatible with two carrycots (available separately) and has several recline positions and comes with a UV 50+ canopy. You can even add the bassinet to either or both seats to transform it into a travel system.

The four composite wheels made of rubber are perfect for pavements and urban terrain however, they're not designed for off-roading - they struggled on gravel and long grass and there's a lack of clearance between the bracket and the wheel, so mud got stuck easily. Our tester loved this vehicle, and it was able to climb beautiful muddy hills.

iCandy Orange

The iCandy Orange double buggy is the ultimate in style, versatility and quality. It is a must for parents who are looking for cutting edge design and quality. It is also stylish and lasts. The Orange has a gorgeous light, sleek chassis with a huge basket that can easily fit 2 car seats. It comes with a luxurious, interchangeable canopy that is water-resistant and air-conditioned. It is available in trendy colors - Pistachio, Fossil, Latte and Rose on an Jet Black frame. The option of adding a built-in ride to older siblings is also available.

The 2021 update comes with a few changes including improved manoeuvrability and an even bigger, better shopping basket with a re-designed bumper bar and leatherette cover. The seats have a moulded feel and are extremely comfortable. The seats are also adjustable and can be positioned according to the needs of siblings. iCandy has included the first-ever "cinema seating" design that allows parents to maintain eye contact with their children. They can be moved so that they face the parent or the world.

It's a heavier tandem buggie, however, it's very easy to operate and drive particularly on smooth roads. It is stable in single and double infant strollers mode, and also on sloping ground. It's not as simple to drive on public transport, however, because it requires more than one hand to grip the handlebar. It's also a little bulky and can't be stuffed into a standard car boot with the seat attached but this is a problem that can be overcome with some cautious planning. iCandy includes an infant footmuff and a changing bag included in the price, making this a great value package for new parents.

3. Joie Evalite Duo

This is a tandem stroller that's ultra-lightweight. It has two non reversible seats that are suitable for babies up to about 3 years old. The rear seat can also be used to accommodate a car-seat.

It comes with an easy-to fold mechanism that makes it ideal for travel and storage. It also has a large basket that is ideal to store your baby and toddler's essentials.

The Joie Evalite Duo is a ideal double buggy for newbies as it offers excellent value for money and is simple to move. It is also extremely light, making it easier to push for long distances. It also features a high-quality suspension system, which guarantees an enjoyable ride for parents and children.

This is a fashionable and practical city buggy that can be used for twins or a baby with a toddler, or even three children with the addition of UPPAbaby's 'PiggyBack board (sold separately). Its frame is sleek and a compact dimensions, making it suitable for narrow streets and shopping malls. The swivel wheels on front and four-wheel suspension allow it to handle uneven or rough terrain.

This model is also great for families who plan to travel since it can accommodate a car seat in the back. It comes with a secure, one-click fold, and is compatible with a range of Joie infant car seats. It has a large basket, as well as comfortable seats for children. The only downside is the front seat can't recline completely, which could be a problem for infants and infants. It's a great option when you're searching for a light and inexpensive stroller.

4. Cybex Gazelle S

This is the stroller to get for twins if you're expecting. It's the first travel system made by Cybex and comes with built-in adaptors that allow you to convert one pushchair to a double. The upper adaptors are adjustable to your height, and the lower adaptors can be turned and flipped to make it easy to change from one configuration to another. The Gazelle's seats also recline into a nice flat position, and also have an extended UV 50+ sun canopy that is essential for your children.

This is the futuristic multi-purpose stroller that is able to adapt to your family. It can be used from birth as a mono-pushchair, and up to four years old as a double pushchair, with the addition of a CLOUD Z iSize car seat or a second-seat unit, or Gazelle Cot. The new one-pull harness makes the process of securing your child a simple and intuitive procedure - perfect when you're wearing the baby on your back!

Unlike most double strollers, the Gazelle S folds compactly with both seats attached so it's easy to fit into the storage space at the home or in your trunk. A large lower basket can hold up to 25 lbs. of shopping, everyday essentials or food items. A detachable shopper's bag gives you even more space. This stroller is extremely flexible and comfortable for families thanks to its single-pull harness and large recline. It also has puncture-proof tires so you don't have to worry about flat tires during your travels.

5. Nipper Double V5

The Nipper Double V5 from Out 'n' About is a refreshed version of the award-winning all-terrain buggy. It is designed for twins or siblings and has independent reclining chairs, compatibility with carrycots, and an ultra-light frame to allow for easy maneuverability on uneven terrain.

The height-adjustable handle and rear wheel suspension ensure a comfortable ride for kids up to 22kg. The tough pneumatic tyres, that are easy to clean, also offer a smooth ride when jogging. The 360-degree swivel wheel is able to be locked in place to make it easier to manoeuvre around the town. The one-pedal easy lock brake is also simple to use.

Our testers noted that the Nipper Double was incredibly easy to manoeuvre, even when taking off on uneven ground or turning quickly in an area with a lot of traffic. The fact that the seats can be reclined independently was also hugely appreciated.

The hoods were also easy to adjust for sun or wind protection. They did not offer the same coverage as Baby Jogger City Mini Hoods. It might be worth having an additional rain cover in the case.

Overall, our test participants were impressed by the Nipper double's ability to allow them to take their twin pushchair from birth daughters Sydney and Lyla to all sorts of adventures. From seeing wildlife in the forest or rushing to a park for a playdate They loved it. The testers were also awed by how comfortable and spacious the two seats are. There is plenty of room for growing toddlers. Our testers did mention that the lack of parent-facing seating and the inability of using car seats in the buggy was a disadvantage, and they would have liked to have seen more storage space for shopping and other equipment.