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Buying a Tandem Double Stroller

Many parents who have to carry two kids around town find a double stroller that is essential. These strollers are sturdy enough to take on most surfaces, and comfortable for a toddler as well as an infant in the car seat.

Testers appreciate the fact that the stroller folds to a slim profile using just one hand. It also comes with a huge amount of storage onboard for adults and kids.

Adjustable Recline

This stroller is an excellent choice if you want an option that can grow with your family. It can be used as a single-seater model, and then the option of a jump seat or a stand-on board to accommodate older children. It is easy to steer and push for taller parents. The rear suspension and the air-filled tires allow for jogging with ease. The canopies are large and have well-placed peekaboo window. The seats also recline almost flat. However, they require two hands to bring them back up.

Another advantage is that it fits through the majority of doors, though it could be too long for some trunks, depending on your vehicle. Contrary to many tandem double strollers that require lifting the canopy or seat to fold it, this one has a one-point fold that involves pulling a strap and then lifting. It also folds when folded, which is handy for transport and storage. The buckles are difficult to fasten with the car seat attached.

The Graco DuoGlider is a solid option for families with a toddler and infant. It has a huge storage basket, an adjustable recline on both seats (although only the front seat reclines to about half way) and a excellent padding on the harnesses. In our testing, it was one of the most comfortable for both adults and children, even for those who are taller than 6'. Its length can be a challenge in tight areas and when having to balance groceries and children.

The Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double is the top option among strollers that are budget-friendly. It can be used with an infant car seat adapter or with another child seat that is sold separately. Both seats come with a wide recline as well as a footrest that can be adjusted. They also have a UPF 50+ canopy that has large windows that peek out. The front seat can be flipped to face the rear to allow older children to see each other better. It's only downside is that it can't fit two infant car seats at once which means it's not suitable for twins or siblings of the same age.

UPF 50+ Canopy

Unless you want your kids to scream and whine the entire time, you need a stroller that has an umbrella that is large enough to fit both seats. The best tandem double strollers come with a UPF 50+ canopy that extends far enough to provide real shade. It also comes with a peekaboo window on each seat. For easy pushing you'll also need large wheels and a sturdy suspension. After testing 17 tandem strollers for more than 100 hours at the zoo and during stroller-enabled classes as well as running around and going trick-or-treating, we found side-by-side options such as the Chicco BravoFor2 or Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double Stroller were more efficient in terms of maneuverability than inline models. They were more maneuverable and fit through standard doors than most other models.

In addition to the comfort, convenience features and ease of use Additionally, you should consider if the tandem stroller will be able to accommodate your family's needs. If you're frequent users of public transportation, or have to carry lots of gear and luggage you should look for a model that has a large storage bin and an adjustable bumper bar that can fold under the stroller.

It is also important to consider how long you plan to use the stroller. For the majority of families, a high-quality double stroller should last from the time of birth to toddlerhood and possibly even beyond. Therefore, it's worth paying more upfront if that you'll be able to use the stroller for a few years at a minimum.

If you're a frequent traveler you might want to look for a model that is able to fold flat or on one foot. The best tandem strollers are easy to fold down, which makes them perfect for families on the go.

The style of stroller that you choose can have a significant impact on your budget and lifestyle if you are considering adding a child. There are a variety of options available depending on whether you're looking to purchase a side by side or inline stroller.

One-Point Fold

Expert stroller reviewers have one important requirement prior to buying a tandem double stroller: It has to be easy to fold and unfold. This is especially important because tandem strollers are typically larger than single strollers, and can feel heavy when being carried. They also take more space in your trunk than a single stroller.

The top tandem double strollers come with an easy one-point fold. Many tandem double strollers, Telegra.ph, also come with an automatic lock that prevents the stroller folding while it is open or in use. This is an added safety feature, especially when you have children in the front seat.

If you're planning to use a tandem to transport children in a car seat, it's best to opt for a model that's side-by-side, rather than one that is convertible. Reversible strollers let you place your infant in front and your older child in the back. However, it might be difficult for you to reach your child in the rear while the stroller moves.

Another thing to consider is the size of the tandem stroller. Most double strollers are wider than single strollers, and the width can affect whether or not it can pass through the doors of your home. Measure your standard doorways between 30 and 36 inches width before buying a tandem stroller.

Contours Options Elite V2 is a stroller that can be used with two infant car seats. This double stroller has seven different stadium-style seating configurations which are perfect for twins and can also accommodate the majority of infant car seats. It has a variety of great features, including reversible seats adjustable footrests and a zippered extension on both canopies. It's also affordable and has great reviews from parents. The only drawback is that it's not reclined at the back. This could be a problem when your child is napping. It does have a large storage bin and an adult tray that's covered and comes with cup holders. This is a great option for most families.

Easy Assembly

Whether you were shocked to discover that you're expecting twins or you had baby number two on the way, as you scheduled, now is the time to consider the best twin buggy way to get from Point A to Point B with your little ones in the stroller. There are a variety of double strollers available for parents with more than one child. We tested tandem strollers that have seats that face each other or side-by-side, so that children can interact and see each other while they move. Many tandem strollers work with infant car seats as well as standard child stroller chairs. They also feature high-low seating that lets both children view their surroundings.

Most of our tandem stroller choices fold easily and are small enough to fit into the trunk of your car or in storage at home. Some require you to remove the second hand double buggy seat in order to fold them (this is common for side-byside strollers) and this can reduce their overall storage capacity somewhat. This is something to keep in mind when choosing the perfect model, and also taking note of the dimensions of any doorways that you'll need to get the stroller through.

A majority of our top tandems offer a one-handed folding mechanism and adjustable recline in both seats as well as a large canopy to shield children from sun and wind. They also have cup holders as well as onboard storage for food and other gear, plus easy-to-reach brakes and a sturdy handlebar that feels at ease to hold while pushing. Many models are able to accommodate piggyback ride-along boards which allow older siblings to take part in the fun, making them a great option for families growing with school-aged children and toddlers.

Look for used tandem strollers online if you want to save money on your purchase. You can find a wide selection of used double strollers on marketplaces such as Facebook and Craigslist that can be purchased at a fraction of the cost of most new models. Make sure to check for strollers double rust, loose screws and search for any recalls that might be in place prior to purchasing. It's worth the extra effort to find a great deal on a stroller that will serve your family for many years.