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The Best Double Buggy Strollers

If you're expecting twins or have two young children of various age groups, a double buggy can help you out and about. The ideal double buggy is simple to maneuver and can handle rough surfaces.

They also have features like large sun canopy with hoods that can be seen through and seats that can be adjusted.

1. Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Double

The City Tour 2 Double stroller is the smallest model in the Baby Jogger range. It was designed specifically for travel, and fits through doors that are standard with its ultra-narrow shape. It's also one the lightest double buggies on the market with a weight of just 14lbs when folded. It's perfect for trips with a toddler and infant as you won’t exceed airline luggage allowances. It also folds to the size of a backpack so that you can put it away in the back of your car when it's not being used.

It's simple to fold the Z-shape with one hand. Once you get used to it, it is compact and only takes seconds. Our test subject found the auto-lock a little confusing, and because the handlebar doesn't lock in its position when you push it and it landed on her leg when she used it. She also believed that the handlebar was on the short side. This is especially true when a large bag for changing hangs from it.

The double stroller isn't as lightweight twin stroller as other travel buggies. It's got a broad range of features, and is one the most versatile double strollers on the market. It can be used with two carrycots (available separately) and has various recline positions, and an UV 50+ canopy. You can even add a bassinet to one or both seats, and turn it into a travel set-up.

The four tires made of rubber are ideal for pavements and urban terrain. However, they are not designed for off-roading. They had a hard time with gravel and long grass and there was not enough clearance between the wheel bracket and the wheel and mud sank easily. However our tester was still enthralled the buggy and did climb some pretty dirt hills.

iCandy Orange

The iCandy Orange double buggy is the ultimate in style, versatility and quality. It is a must-have for parents who demand the latest in design, quality and style that lasts. The Orange is a stunning light, sleek chassis that has a massive basket that will easily take two car seats. It features an elegant, adjustable canopy that is both water-resistant and ventilated. It comes in trendy colours like Pistachio on the Jet Black Frame, Fossil on a Jet Black Frame, and Rose. There's also the possibility of a built-in ride on board for older sibling to take part in the fun.

The 2021 update comes with a few changes that improve manoeuvrability as well as an even larger, better shopping basket with a new bumper bar and leatherette cover. The seats are molded and are really comfortable. They're also adjustable, so they can be placed to meet siblings' needs. iCandy have created the first ever 'cinema' seating system that allows parents to maintain eye contact with their children. They can be repositioned to face either the parent or the world.

It's a heavier tandem buggy but it's extremely easy to use and steer, particularly on smooth roads. It's stable in double and single mode, and even on sloped ground. It's not as easy to use on public transport because it requires two hands to hold the handlebar. It's also large and won't fit in a standard car boot without the seat in place, but this can be overcome by careful planning. iCandy have included an infant footmuff, a changing bag and car seat adapters included in the price, so it's an excellent value package for parents who are new.

3. Joie Evalite Duo

This is a lightweight tandem stroller. It has two non-reversible seats, suitable for babies up to 3 years old. The rear seat can also accommodate car seats.

It has a simple and easy to use folding mechanism that makes it ideal for travel and storage. It also has a large basket that is perfect for storing your baby and toddler's essentials.

The Joie Evalite Duo double pushchair from birth buggy is an excellent option for newbies, as it is both affordable and easy to operate. It is also extremely light and easy to push over long distances. It has a high quality suspension system that provides a smooth ride, for both parents and children.

This is a stylish and practical city buggy that can be used for twins, a baby and a toddler or even three kids with the addition of UPPAbaby's "PiggyBack' board (sold separately). Its sleek frame and a small double stroller size, which makes it suitable for narrow streets in cities and shopping malls. Its swivel front wheel and four-wheel suspension allow it to cope with slightly rough or uneven terrain.

Another good feature is that this buggy is able to accommodate a car seat in the back seat This makes it ideal for families planning on traveling. It features the one-click fold that secures it and is compatible with a variety of Joie infant car seats. It also has a large basket and comfortable seats for both kids. The only issue is that the front seat can't recline completely, which can be a problem for infants. It's a great option if you are searching for a light and low-cost stroller.

4. Cybex Gazelle S

If you're expecting twins, this is the stroller you need. It's the Cybex first travel system, and it comes with built-in adaptors that make it easy to convert a single stroller into a double. The upper adaptors are easily adjustable to your height, while the lower adaptors are twisted and turned so that you can easily switch from one configuration into another. The Gazelle's seat units also recline into a pretty flat position, and also have an extended, large UV 50+ sun canopy that is a must for your children.

This is the future-ready multi-purpose stroller that is able to adapt to the needs of your family. It can be used from birth as a mono-pushchair and up to four years old as a double pushchair with the addition of a CLOUD Z iSize car seat, a second seat unit or Gazelle Cot. The new safety harness with one-pull makes it easy to secure your child, even when you are wearing your baby on your back.

Unlike most double strollers, the Gazelle S folds down compactly with both seats firmly attached, so it's easy to fold into storage spaces at home or in your trunk. A large lower basket can hold up to 25 lbs. of shopping, everyday necessities or food items. A detachable basket for shopper's provides even more space. This stroller is highly versatile and child-friendly due to its harness that is one-pull and large recline. It also has puncture-proof tires so you don't have to worry about flat tires on your adventures.

5. Nipper Double V5

The Nipper Double V5 from Out 'n' About is an updated version of the award-winning all-terrain buggie. It's made for siblings or twins and it has independent reclined seats, compatibility carrycots and a lightweight frame that makes it easy to maneuver on bumpy terrain.

The height adjustable handle and rear wheel suspension ensure a comfortable ride for children who weigh up to 22kg. the hard-wearing pneumatic tyres are easy to clean and give a smooth ride when jogging. The 360-swivel front wheel can be locked to make it easier to maneuver around the city, and the single pedal easy-lock brake is simple to use.

Our testers noted that the Nipper Double was incredibly easy to maneuver, even when taking on uneven ground or when turning swiftly in the middle of a busy street. The fact that the seats can be reclined independently was also a big hit.

The hoods were also simple to adjust for sun or wind protection. They didn't provide the same coverage as Baby Jogger City Mini Hoods. It might be worth carrying an extra rain cover in case.

Overall, our test participants were impressed by the Nipper double's capacity to let them take their best twin stroller daughters Sydney and Lyla to all sorts of adventures. From spotting wildlife in a forest to rushing to a park for a playdate, they loved it. The testers were also awed with how spacious and comfortable the two seats are. There's plenty of room for toddlers who are growing. Our testers did note, however, that the absence of parent-facing seating and the inability of using car seats with this buggy was a drawback and they would like to have seen more storage space to store shopping items and other accessories.