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What to Look For in a Double Travel Buggy

A side-by-side double that has a compact footprint (for narrow doorways and public transport). Add seats or a carrycot (with adaptors) to increase the size of the frame to accommodate children up to 50lbs per seat.

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Size

Double pushchairs are generally wider than single ones, particularly when they are side by side double stroller-byside buggies, such as the Kolcraft Geo 3 or UPPAbaby. The good news is that this extra width allows them to handle heavier children without straining the chassis. They also have other key features that make them stand out, such as generously-sized pop-out canopies with SPF 50 and peekaboo windows as well as swivel lock front tires that make it easier to navigate tight areas such as shopping aisles; cups with a single parent holder, a smart fold mechanism that is able to be completed with one hand; and 10-inch back wheels that aren't made for rough terrain, but can are able to handle city streets and theme parks quite well.

These side-by-side buggies are light and come with surprisingly low prices.

Weight

The heavier the double buggy the more easy it is to move and lift. The Joie Evalite Duo, which is the most lightweight of our Lab tests, is a great choice if weight is an issue. It still has plenty of features like a large pop-out canopy with SPF50 and peekaboo window, a quick-release folding system that can be stowed flat in just a few seconds and a four-wheel suspension for rough terrain, and a swivel wheel on the front that makes it easy to maneuver narrow aisles in supermarkets and shops. 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 well-designed double buggy can provide a lot of flexibility, regardless if you have twins or a baby and a toddler. Buggies that are narrow can be used to squeeze into small spaces. Side-by-side models let you to keep the eye on your children and keep them safe while you are navigating the grocery store or in the park. A lot of buggies come with a variety seat configurations so you can modify them as your child grows. Some permit the addition of a car seat or ride-on board.

The Joie Evalite duo is a great example. It can be used to hold two seats or a car seat. The adaptors make it easy to convert a single seat to a double stroller with car seat in just minutes. It also comes with a large pop-out UPF 50+ canopy sunshade with adjustable leg rests as well as peekaboo windows in both seats as well as a standing fold that's simple and easy to perform using just one hand; and a high-quality suspension that can take care of rough terrain.

The iCandy Peach tri-fold buggy is another alternative. Their slim frames are perfect for negotiating narrow aisles and doors, while they can easily hold twins or a baby and an adult due to the addition of UPPAbaby's 'PiggyBack' board (which you can purchase separately). They come with a large basket and include all the accessories you could need, including rain covers and liners.

Tandem buggies are typically designed with your children seated close to each other. This can make them more stable and easy to push on uneven surfaces, but they can be a challenge to maneuver around and over kerbs. They typically have a bigger footprint than a single-seater pushchair, and may be a bit too long to pass through doors.

Comfort

This is among the most comfortable, lightweight doubles we've test. It features stadium-style seating on both seats, which means your children can enjoy the view. It also comes with an enormous UPF 50+ canopy with a windows that peek out, a padded toddler seat with an RumbleSeat with built-in, adjustable foot and leg rests, as well as an integrated cup holder for a single parent. Testers love the way the seats recline independently by pressing a lever under each seat, and also say that the straps are simple to fasten and unfasten with just one hand. It's also simple to fold, thanks to a twist mechanism on the handle that makes it as easy as could be and can be stored by putting the backrest up to make it easy to access.

With 30 different configurations (it'll carry twins as well as a toddler and baby or three kids if you add the option of a "PiggyBack" board) This is a great option for families who are looking to expand with their child. The spacious basket and soft suspension makes it suitable for kerbs, as as in the city. It's also reasonably priced. BabyGearLab recommends this for youngsters up to the age of six.