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How to Choose the Best Double Strollers

Whether you're out for a leisurely stroll or tackling your morning jog with your children, a lightest double stroller stroller could make life with twins or two kids of varying ages a lot easier. How do you choose from the many choices available?

Our latest team member, Kerry, got her stroller testing feet wet with this expandable model that allows you to alter the seating configuration for different needs.

Safety

Your stroller must be secure no matter if you're out running shopping trips with your kids, taking them to the zoo or trick-or-treating. It should have a sturdy frame and comfortable harnesses that are suitable for children who sit down, and easy-to-grab handles for toddlers who stand. It also needs to be able to pass through doorways and be easy to move and fold. And of course, it should be worth the money.

Each double stroller we tested was put through rigorous testing in our lab, at the zoo and on streets in the city. We also took them for family outings to suburban neighborhoods. Our lab tests evaluate the stroller's stability and maneuverability in steering, ease of handling as well as the comfort of suspension for the driver and the rider, weight capacity, seat canopy heights, and storage space.

In addition to the routine safety checks conducted by our experts in strollers We also request parents to provide feedback on their experiences with each model. We then consider all of the information provided when making our recommendations.

Start with our top picks to help you find an excellent stroller that's safe and durable. These strollers are flexible and can be used as infant car seats. They're available in tandem or single stroller configurations, and they're suitable for children aged from birth to elementary school.

The best double strollers can grow with your family. They're sleek and stylish and can accommodate various customization options and can accommodate toddlers and infants in a side-by-side or tandem (single-file) seating styles. Many also have a large storage basket and a telescoping handlebar and one-handed folding mechanisms.

If you have twins or a child who is a similar age to their sibling, think about selecting a tandem stroller that has benches in the back that can be occupied by a third child. They're a great option for siblings who want to be social with one another however they may not be capable of sitting next to each other in a stroller with a side-byside feature, where they could end with fighting or arguing. There are also convertible models that permit you to remove the bench seat when your children are ready for a ride without using a car seat.

Comfort

The top double strollers have comfortable child seats that are well-padded and well-supported. They also have plenty of storage, roomy footwells for children's feet and legroom and UPF 50+ canopy that offer excellent sun protection. The seats should recline at an angle to ensure children are comfortable, and they should have calf bars that allow parents to adjust the height of each seat independently. The handlebars should be comfortable and easy to maneuver, says Alli Cavasino who is a certified child passenger safety technician. The handlebars need to be close enough to the seat of your child that you can grasp them and hold them. If the handlebars on the stroller are too far apart, it will be difficult to keep your balance and good form while pushing them.

The ride should be smooth even on rough or rocky surfaces. Some of the models that we tested had shock absorbers installed to keep the ride stable. Others have both rear and front suspension, which reduce the amount of force required to push them and improve your control over them. The wheels must have a sturdy tread and be made from premium rubber.

We looked for the most versatile double-strollers that could be used from to toddlerhood. A couple of the ones we found could be used as tandem strollers or side-by-side and one, the Uppababy Vista v2, pushchairsandprams can even be converted into a single-file stroller designed for infants. This model is three times more expensive as our primary tandem choice, but its materials are more durable, and it should last longer.

The most effective double strollers are lightweight and able to be maneuvered for long walks, trips to the zoo, park, and errands. They're generally wider than single strollers, which means they might not be able to fit through narrow doorways or store aisles that are crowded. Some of them cost more than single-seaters. This is understandable because you get a lot for your money. The models we recommend are suitable for adults and children alike and will continue to expand with your family.

Convenience

If you're going to spend the money to buy a double stroller, you'll need one that's easy to move and put away. It should be light and compact enough to fit into the trunk of your car, or the space at home. It should also be able to navigate through rough terrain and take tight turns. Some of the best double-strollers feature adjustable calf support and seats that recline. They also offer UPF sun protection. The canopy should be large enough to accommodate two children. If you're worried about the sun getting in their eyes, choose one with a peek-a-boo window.

Your children's ages and stages will influence the kind of stroller that's the best for you. Parents of twins may choose a convertible stroller which can accommodate two infant car seats simultaneously, while families with an older child and toddlers may prefer side-byside doubles. You'll have to decide if you'd like a stroller which can fit through narrow entrances and aisles in grocery stores, or on planes.

In our Lab tests, we discovered that the best double strollers are relatively easy to fold and carry. The majority of double strollers fold down in a matter of one or two steps and are compact enough to fit into the majority of cars that are compact. They are also designed to be stable and easy to reassemble.

Some of the best small double stroller strollers have practical features for parents like a one-parent cup holder as well as a large storage basket. It is important to know if the stroller has a lock on the front seat, so that you can keep your children from escaping in case they get bored. Some of the better strollers come with an adapter for carseats that is universal and can be converted to a single-seater when your children grow.

The top double strollers are expensive, but they come with higher quality construction and better resale value than lower-end models. They are also more maneuverable and can withstand rough terrain, like city sidewalks or park trails.

Style

When parents are shopping for a double stroller they're looking for more than just a means to transport their two children. They're looking for a lightweight stroller that is easy to maneuver and has enough space to expand with their children. Also, since they'll be carrying more weight than the kids, the stroller should also be easy on shoulders and back.

This is why the best double strollers are sleek and support a wide range of designs, and accommodate infant car seats for a seamless transition from baby to toddler. They are available in tandem (single-file seating) or side-by-side, and are even lightweight enough to use for running.

Apart from size one of the primary considerations for parents shopping for a double stroller is whether or not it will fit through doorways or other tight spaces. Luckily, the majority of strollers we tested in our most recent update can clear the standard doors for exterior use that measure 36 inches wide, and they can be used for interior doors that range from 28 to 35 inches wide.

Other factors we look at when reviewing the best double strollers include how quickly and easily they fold and unfold, how large the cargo basket is, how comfortable the seats are and how flexible the canopy are. We also think about how comfortable the buckles and seat straps are for children sitting in the stroller, and how easy it is to adjust the height of the handlebars.

Our top pick, Uppababy Vista V2, for example, is lightweight and offers ample storage space for both children. It has a cup for parents holders, reclined seats that can be reclined independently, and generous UPF 50+ canopy with peekaboo windows. The seat's buckles and straps are cushioned and among the most comfortable that we have tested. We also found it to be the most simple seat for children to fasten.

If you're not quite ready to purchase a double stroller, Facebook Marketplace and other second-hand sites often have good-condition used options for reasonable costs. Do your research and look for signs of damage before you buy.