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How to Choose the Best Double Stroller

If you're looking for a double stroller there are a variety of options. To help you choose the most suitable one for your family, we spoke with experts in child development as well as mom Katie Billingsley.

It is recommended to choose a stroller that is easy to fold and push, as well as carry. Consider a model that can accommodate two car seats for infants or a toddler along with a rider board.

Safety

Look for a double-stroller that includes all-terrain wheels as well as a brake that can be operated by hand if want to keep your kids safe while walking. These wheels and brake help you navigate trails, gravel, and sidewalks without your children falling or rolling off. The best double strollers have plenty of storage space to store gear and kid-sized essentials like snacks and toys.

The first step in choosing the best double stroller is to know the age of your children and how far apart they are. Most double strollers can only can accommodate one child's seat, but those do come with various configurations so that you can pick the seating option that best fits your kids and your lifestyle.

The classic doubles are perfect for children of similar ages that are keen to interact. Some double-decker designs allow you to place one seat over the other, or attach a riderboard to older siblings. Newborns can either be snuggled in a bassinet that is attached to the frame or with an attachment that lets you look at your baby. If you have twins or are expecting twins, a dedicated twin stroller is the way to go.

For families who are more adventurous opt for a double stroller that can handle off-road terrain or even hiking. A lot of these strollers were developed with active parents and their children in mind. They have features that let you take them on any trip, no regardless of how challenging or difficult the climbs may be.

In addition to all-terrain tires, the best double strollers have thoughtful features that make navigating difficult terrain and weather a lot easier. This jogging stoller, for instance, comes with a wrist loop, so you can make sure your child is safe when running at higher speeds or in extreme weather conditions. It also has an all-over canopy that has ventilation so your kids stay comfortable in the summer heat.

If you're looking for a light, compact double stroller, check out this model from Joovy. It weighs in at just over 23 pounds, making it lighter than some single strollers and perfect to take on air travel or for storing in trunks or overhead compartments. It also comes with a large storage basket and a one-step linked parking brake that's easy to use.

Seating

Contrary to the giant strollers of old these double strollers are sleek and can accommodate an array of configurations to fit families. Some double strollers can be used as side-by-side models, while others, like the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Dual Stroller can be used as an alternative to car seats, toddler seats as well as bassinets. They come in a variety of widths and weight limits to accommodate children from birth through kindergarten.

A good double stroller will be simple to fold and maneuver and allows you to adjust your handlebar height to ensure that you're comfortable throughout your outings. A good handlebar is easy to grip and should encourage you to walk in a proper manner (ask for tips from other parents). It should also offer a variety of storage options that accommodate everything you need for your kids.

If your twins have a similar age, a tandem stroller may be the best option for your family. These models have seats that are side-byside, so you can interact with them each other and keep an eye on both of them at the same time. They can also recline independently so that one child can sleep while the other is ready to go.

The downside to a twin stroller is that it can be larger than a single-occupant model and can make it difficult to navigate walkways, aisles for shopping and narrow doors. For certain families, however the benefits are well worth the extra effort and size.

If you are looking for a small double-stroller, then the UPPAbaby V2 Double is an excellent option. Its shock absorbers, streamlined design and capacity for two infant car seats--plus an optional running board for more mobile children make it a perfect option for city-living.

A wagon-style double stroller, such as the Delta Children LX Stroller Side-by-Side is another option. It's a basic model, but it offers plenty of storage and seating space. It also has heavy-duty wheels to handle any terrain. It also comes with an SPF canopy that is 50+ and adjustable handlebars. Some parents complain that the seats are too low and cannot recline fully flat, which makes it hard for small children to reach their food trays or relax.

Simple to Use

A smallest double buggy stroller can be an investment that you hope to use for years. When choosing a stroller you must make sure it will be easy to operate and clean. Luckily, the most effective double strollers are designed to be as user-friendly as is possible and include a variety of useful features for parents.

All the strollers that we tested can be folded easily and compactly using just one hand. They are also light and ideal for traveling. Many of them can be gate checked on airplanes and fit into most trunks. Our testers found that their strollers could be folded down smaller than the single seat equivalents. Some even had a carry strap.

If you're in search of a multi-purpose double stroller that can expand with your family, look no further than the Valco Snap Duo Trend. This side-byside stroller works with infant car seats as well as other accessories. It can be used from birth up to preschool age. Each seat is equipped with a five-point harness and a large canopy that gives ample shade from the sun.

Another popular option is the Joovy Twin Roo. The stroller is light, compact and only 22 pounds when folded. The front seat reclines almost to the full flat position and the back seat comes with an adjustable recline that can be adjusted for each child. This stroller is easy to maneuver and use thanks to its large storage basket, easy one-step parking brake, and large storage basket.

The only downsides to the Joovy Twin Roo are minor and specific to this model. Kerry says that the packaging was fun and clever, however it also came in five boxes, which can be an inconvenience to carry around. She also noticed that the Genuis magnetic buckle was awkward and took a while to master. She was satisfied with the stroller, however, and would highly recommend it.

Stores

Strollers come in a variety of sizes and shapes, from tandem doubles that are side-by-side to (single-file seating) styles, and a lot allow you to modify your stroller by adding a bassinet or a car seat attachment. Some come with rider boards that can be added for older children. They're not all created equal. Some are lightweight double buggy and easy to use, while others are heavy, bulky and difficult to fold.

If you're looking for a lightweight twin buggy double stroller, check out the Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite. It was the lightest stroller in our tests, with a weight of just under 23 lbs. It folds easily and comes with all the features parents need to enjoy a day out with two children.

The Vista v2 double from UPPAbaby is another model our testers loved. They were particularly impressed by its sleek design and ease-of-use. It can accommodate two infant car seats or a toddler's seat and a bassinet without adapters, and its rear seat can be removed to make it into a quad or triple stroller. It comes with a huge basket for storage and can be upgraded by adding a parent organizer and all-terrain tires, as well as side storage bags.

Billingsley states that the best Thule double stroller stroller to use for toddlers is one with various options for customization. This includes a seat or bassinet that can be removed. This is because toddlers typically have little endurance, so having a stroller that has an attachment for a bassinet will provide them with a safe space to rest for a nap. She suggests that a double stroller must also have a great recline position and harness system, as well as ample storage space for toys and snacks.

The ZOE Twin+ is popular among parents due to its light weight and flexibility. It is airline gate-check friendly, fits through most doorways (without taking off the wheels on the front), and can be converted to a triple or quad stroller by adding an add-on tandem. Its nearly flat, independently reclined seats, extra-long sun canopies and adjustable footrests are additional highlights, while its spacious underseat storage basket as well as the inclusion of parent and kid cup holders complete the impressive list of features. Taylor states that the only drawback is that it has the largest footprint when folded, and is difficult for parents to store.