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How to Choose the Best Double Strollers A double stroller makes things easier for parents of twins or children of different ages, whether you're on your way to a relaxing walk or for a morning jog. What should you consider when choosing between the numerous options available? Our latest team member, Kerry, got her stroller testing feet wet with this expandable model that lets you to alter the seating configuration for different requirements. Safety If you're running around town, going to the zoo, or heading out trick-or-treating with your kiddos, your stroller needs to be safe. It's essential to have sturdy frames, comfortable harnesses and easy-to-grab handle for toddlers. It should also to pass through doors, be easy to fold and move and be simple to move. It should also be affordable. Each double stroller we tested went through rigorous testing in our laboratory at the zoo, and on city streets. We also took them out for family outings to suburban areas. Our lab tests evaluate the stroller's maneuverability, stability and ease of steering. We also test the comfort of the suspension for both the driver as well as the rider, the weight capacity, seat canopy heights and storage space. In addition to the routine safety checks conducted by our experts in strollers, we ask parents to provide feedback on their experiences with each model. We then take into account all of the information provided when forming our recommendations. If you're looking for a secure stroller that is high-quality, then start with our top recommendations. These strollers are incredibly versatile and can be used for infant car seats. They are available in tandem or single stroller designs, and are suitable for children ranging from birth to elementary school. The best double strollers are designed to grow with your family. They're stylish and sleek with a variety of customizations and can accommodate infants and toddlers with side-byside seating or tandem (single file) seating. A lot of them also have an enormous storage basket, a handlebar that can be telescopically adjusted, as well as one-handed folding mechanisms. If you have twins or an infant who is similar age to their sibling, think about choosing a tandem stroller with an extra bench seat in the back that could be used by a 3rd child. These tandem strollers are a great choice for siblings who would like to get together, but not be able to do so in a standard stroller. They may end up fighting or arguing. There are also convertible models that allow you to take off 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. The best double strollers come with plenty of storage space, large footwells and legroom for kids, and a UPF 50+ canopy that offers great sun protection. The seats should recline at a slight angle to ensure children are comfortable. They should also have calf bars that permit parents to alter the position of each seat individually. The handlebars must be comfortable and easy to maneuver according to Alli Cavasino who is a certified child passenger safety technician. The handlebars must be close enough to the seat of your child that you can grasp them and hold them. If the handlebars are spread out, you'll have a hard to maintain your balance and maintaining good posture when pushing them. The ride should be smooth, even on rocky or uneven surfaces. Some of the models that we tested had shock absorbers to ensure that the ride is stable. Some have rear and front suspension, which reduce the amount of force you need to push them and improve the control you have over them. The wheels should be constructed of high-quality rubber with sturdy tread that is able to withstand lots of wear and tear. We searched for the most versatile double strollers that can be used from to toddlerhood. Some of the models we found can be configured as tandem strollers or side-byside and one, the Uppababy Vista v2, can even be converted into a single-file stroller suitable for infants. This model is priced three times more than our primary tandem model however, it's also of higher quality and will last longer due to its sturdy materials. The most comfortable double strollers are light and maneuverable enough to use for long walks, errands and trips to the park or zoo. Double strollers are generally bigger than single strollers, and can be difficult to fit into narrow aisles in stores or doors. Some are more expensive than single-seaters. This is normal since you get more for your budget. These models are suitable for both adults and children and will grow with your family. Convenience If you're going to spend money on a double-stroller, it should be easy to carry and store. The stroller should be lightweight and easily fit into your car's trunk or at home. It should be able navigate rough terrain and make tight turns. Some of the top double-strollers have adjustable calf supports, as well as seats that recline. They also provide UPF sun protection. The canopy should be wide enough to fit two children. If you're concerned about the sun's rays getting into their eyes, opt for a stroller with a peek-a-boo window. The stage and age of your children will determine the type stroller you need. For instance, parents of twins may choose a convertible stroller that holds two infant car seats at the same time or families with an older child and a toddler might prefer a side-byside double. You'll need to decide if you'd like a stroller which can fit through narrow entrances and aisles in grocery stores, or on airplanes. In double pushchair , we discovered that most double strollers were 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 most compact cars. They're also designed to be stable when folded, which makes them easier to put back together. The best double strollers come with convenient parent features like cups holder for one parent and a large storage basket. Consider whether the stroller comes with a lock on the front seat, to prevent your child from escaping. Some of the best strollers include a universal car seat adapter and can be converted to one-seaters when your children grow. The price of some of the most expensive double strollers is a bit steep, but they typically have a higher build quality and resale value as compared to less expensive models. They are also more maneuverable and can withstand rough terrain, such as 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 want a lightweight stroller that is easy to move and has enough storage to expand with their children. Since they'll likely to be carrying more weight than the kids, the stroller should also be easy on the back and shoulders. The best double strollers are sleek and come with a variety of customizations. They can also be able to accommodate infant car seats to provide the smooth transition from baby to toddler. They are available in side-by-side or tandem (single-file seating) models and can be light enough to jog or travel. In addition to the size parents should also think about whether the double stroller will be able to pass through doorways or other tight spaces. Fortunately, the majority of strollers we tested in our most recent update can clear standard exterior doors, which are 36 inches wide. The most can accommodate interior doors that are 28 to 35 inches wide. Other aspects we take into consideration when evaluating the top double strollers include how quickly and easily they fold and unfold, how big the cargo basket is, how padded the seats are and how adjustable the canopies are. Additionally, we examine how comfortable the seat straps and buckles are for sitting children, and how easy it is to reach and adjust the height of the handlebar. Our top selection, Uppababy Vista V2, for example, is lightweight and offers plenty of storage space for both children. It has a cup for parents holder, as well as seats that recline independently. It also has a generous UPF 50+ canopy with the peek-a-boo window. The straps and buckles are padded and are among the most comfortable we've tested. We also found it to be the easiest seat for children to attach. If you're not ready to purchase a double stroller, Facebook Marketplace and second-hand-goods websites can offer used options in good condition at reasonable costs. Be sure to do your research and look for signs of damage prior to purchasing.