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How Easy Is It to Push and Fold a Double Stroller?

A good double stroller will allow you to move around regardless of whether you're walking your toddler or jogging with your twins. Choosing a double stroller that can be folded and easy to push is essential.

Our Lab experts recommend side-by-side models that have equal recline and ample storage space, including car seat adapters for infants.

Seating

The seating options you choose are important when shopping for a double pushchair-stroller. Depending on your kids' age and stage You may want to look for a side-by-side option that allows both children to sit together, or a tandem design that lets one child stand while the other is sitting.

The seating configuration also impacts your comfort while walking through busy streets and sidewalks. Look for strollers that have reclined seats, footrests that recline and ample canopy options that provide shade for both of the passengers. Beware of hanging bags on the handlebars, as they can alter the stroller's centre of gravity and cause it to tip over.

A quality double stroller will include convenient storage for your essentials as well. Look for storage spaces under the seats or in the backs of the seats. These are excellent places to store toys, snacks and other essentials. You can also make use of organizer bags and consoles for parents attached to the handles of the car to keep essentials close at hand during walks or outings.

A side-by-side pram is the best option for parents who have children of the same age. They're usually more stable than stacking types and provide better views for both passengers. Some options accept two infant car seat, allowing you take your sleepy children from the car to the pram for newborn without waking them.

Parents who have older kids who don't mind sitting in separate places or who enjoy a bit of independence might like a sit-and-stand model that allows an older child to climb onto the front and enjoy a ride. This kind of double stroller generally isn't compatible with newborns and may require more maintenance as years go by, however it's a great option for families with active children who want the versatility of a single stroller that converts into a two-kid model.

The top double strollers will be robust and easy to maneuver even in rough terrain or tight spaces. They are also light compact, foldable and foldable to make it easy to store them in your trunk or garage. This makes them easy to carry when traveling. They're also built to last and comply with the safety standards of the American Academy of Pediatricians (AAP).

Canopy

A canopy protects both passengers from direct sun, and some models offer a visor that shields children's faces. Our top-scoring canopy options were the BOB Revolution Flex v3.0 Duallie, and the UPPAbaby Vista v2 Dual. Both come with huge shades. Both offer ample coverage and cover kids from head to knee however, inline models tend to skimp on the shade or offer a single canopy that only covers one seat, which can be problematic for siblings that want different levels of protection.

A quality canopy should be able to slide easily onto the stroller, and a lot of our top-rated models accomplish that. Check the dimensions of the canopy before purchasing, as some might require extra space to expand fully and avoid hitting the handles.

Some parents prefer a double stroller with a bassinet and car seat adapters, as well as other add-ons to provide them with more options in the future. The UPPAbaby Vist v2 Double, for instance, comes with a toddler seat as well as an add-on RumbleSeat. This makes it a great choice for families who have twins or young kids and need to transport them at the same time. This versatile stroller also offers an unique sit-and-stand option for older kids who prefer to ride on their own.

Parent consoles and organizer bags can also make your stroller more useful. They keep essentials close to hand. They are especially useful for strollers that aren't frequently used and when you'll need to store snacks and toys away from prying eyes. Some of these accessories are attached via a strap or snap which makes it easy to take them off when you're ready for the stroller to be used again.

If you are looking for a double stroller that can be converted into a toddler stroller, with a glider board or baby mobility bench seat, then this is the stroller to choose. The Graco RoomFor2 Travel System and UPPAbaby Vista v2 Duallie both feature a car seat-compatible bassinet with a toddler seat as well as RumbleSeat. Both strollers can be made to triple strollers by the addition a running board. This is perfect for families with one child who likes to be on the go.

Wheels

The type of wheels used on the stroller can make an enormous difference in how it is easy or difficult to push. Generally speaking, larger wheels are easier to maneuver and can take on more terrain. The material that the wheels are made from also plays a role in how hard or easy they are to push. Rubber wheels, for example are usually more durable and can withstand rougher surfaces than plastic ones.

Stroller wheels come in various styles, sizes, and materials to suit a variety of requirements and environments. Swivel wheels, for example can help to maneuver around tight corners and spaces. Fixed-wheels are more stable and ideal for smooth surfaces. If you plan to use your stroller off-road or on rough terrain, you should consider purchasing air-filled tires instead rubber tires. These tires are similar to bicycle tires, and absorb shocks for better comfort on the road.

Side-by-side double strollers can be bigger than tandem strollers, and they can be difficult to squeeze through narrow entrances or store aisles. However, they offer your children equal seating space and let them stretch out their legs. They're usually also easier to steer and maneuver than tandem strollers.

If you plan to use your stroller to run or bike, look for double joggers with all-terrain or jogging tires. These tires are larger and thicker, and come with sealed ball bearings that provide a smoother ride on uneven surfaces. Certain models, like the Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double Stroller are compatible with car seats, allowing you to jog while your children are safely secured in their car seats.

Other all-terrain/jogging strollers, such as the Valco Baby Tri Mode Duo X can accommodate two children in the front, but they are too bulky to qualify as umbrella doubles. And in our testing the restraint buckles on this model were among the toughest to secure, which could be a problem when you're trying to fit two kids into the stroller all at once. This stroller costs hundreds more than the top-rated single to tandem option, but comes with top-quality materials and a good resale price.

Storage

A good double stroller will have enough storage space for the children as well as the parents. Lack of storage makes it hard for a parent to run errands or bring all the equipment needed for an outing with two kids. In our Lab tests the UPPAbaby V2 double was a good score on this measure. It comes with a large and easy-to-access storage basket that can hold up 30 lbs.

Strollers with pockets and compartments that are multiple can assist families in organizing small items such as keys, wallets and phones. Additionally, a parent console or organizer bag attached to the handlebars may be a handy space for dads and moms to store their personal belongings while out with the kids.

The UPPAbaby vista comes with a large basket and is able to carry two infant car seats. (Not both bassinets however.) It also has a telescoping bar and brakes that are easy to use. It also has one of the biggest capacity seat weight ratings in our lineup and it folds easily into most door frames.

On the other hand, our testers discovered that the wagon-style Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite has a great adjustable handlebar, ideal for parents with different heights. The wagon comes with two UV screens that fold up to ensure complete sun protection, and its cup holders and snack tray can hold a variety of kid's bottles and snacks.

A major challenge for anyone using a stroller is the ability to fold it down and return it to shape after usage, especially when you have a toddler and an infant in the back. It's therefore important to choose a stroller that folds easily and smoothly. Both the UPPAbaby Vista v2 stroller and Evenflo Pivot Xpand have a single-handed, simple-to-use mechanism that allows parents fold their stroller quickly and efficiently, no matter the configuration they're using.

Double strollers might seem like an expensive investment, but parents who plan to use it for a number of years will pay more than single strollers. It is also important to determine if the stroller can be disassembled for storage and transport. This is essential when you have a limited space in your vehicle or home.