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Lightweight Double Stroller

Double strollers can be a lifesaver when you have two kids and you need to get to your destination. These narrow strollers feature separate reclining seats and easy-to-use shade options.

This lightweight twin stroller weighs just 24 pounds with the two child seats attached. It comes with a compact fold and a carry handle. This makes it easy to store in the trunk of a car, or during a trip.

Side-by-Side

The size, weight and quality of a double stroller have significant influence on the ease for you to push. In addition to the size and weight, the kind of tires, wheels, and suspension can affect the ease with which a stroller can turn and maneuvers in tight spaces. Of course the number of children and the amount of stuff you keep in them makes a difference in how difficult or simple it is to push.

Side-by-side strollers come with two seats next to one another and are generally considered easier to navigate than tandem or front-to-back models. However, the wider frame of a side-by-side stroller typically means that it is more difficult to fit through standard doors. In addition, based on the height of your kids car seats, a side by side stroller might not be able accommodate them comfortably.

The seat backs of side-byside strollers are usually lower than single and double stroller strollers. This makes it more difficult for older children to view the surroundings or converse with their friends. And, if your children are different in age the seating arrangement may lead to sibling squabbles over who gets to sit in which spot.

A tandem stroller is a great option for siblings of similar ages. This type of stroller typically has a high resale price and is more user-friendly than other double strollers. A tandem stroller is more expensive than one with two side-by-side seats.

If you're a runners and plan to use your stroller for long walks or runs, it's worth investing in a light double jogging stroller with a smooth suspension. These strollers have more robust and larger tires than standard double strollers and are able to handle off-road terrain, as well as pavement. They're typically a bit heavier than the average side-by-side stroller. However, they're also a lot easier to maneuver and are more sturdy.

The Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double Stroller is a good example of a quality light, compact, and affordable tandem stroller. It's also compatible with large selection of infant car seats which makes it a great choice for twins.

Tandem

There are many options for double strollers if your family is growing with twins or baby number two or an infant and a toddler. Whether you're looking for an asymmetrical twin or a tandem front-to back model, you'll need to think about the size and maneuverability of each, and how much storage space is available for bags and gear.

Tandem strollers generally have smaller profile than side-byside strollers, so they may be more maneuverable in tight areas or in tight aisles at stores. However, they're not as easy to fold as single double stroller-to-double models and aren't as easy to use when loaded up with children and cargo.

The UPPAbaby Vista is our number one choice for a lightweight, all-around tandem stroller. It is a popular choice for families with only one child. It comes with a toddler seat that can be used in conjunction with the stroller as well as a movable Rumble Seat which can be used to add an additional child later (carriers are sold separately). The seats are large comfortable and have deep seat adjustments. The canopy is also large big and has windows that peek out, and both seats recline independently of each other.

Another great option for a light tandem is the Jogger City Select. It's a stroller for jogging that's ideal for families with two children or for parents who like to take their children out on trails and hikes. The seats are large and comfortable, with adjustable foot and leg rests. The canopies are a bit smaller than those on our other lightweight double strollers however, they do come with nice-sized pop-out sunshades with SPF 50 and peekaboo windows.

Other features worth looking for in a light double stroller are a one-handed self-standing fold; a one-parent brake that is easy to use; and straps that are cushioned around the shoulders and waist for extra comfort. We also appreciate a spacious accessible under-seat basket, as well as side and rear pockets for storage. If you plan to take your children for a run regularly, consider a double jogger. It's fast and agile, with a large cushioned handlebar that makes steering simple, and a sturdy frame to take the weight of two kids.

Front-to-Back

If you have an older child that's close to walking and a younger child who wants to join in, there's no way to get them around together without a double stroller. A double umbrella stroller is a low-cost compact option that allows your eldest to sit in the back and your youngest to stand or walk with you as you shop, eat out and explore. Our test participants didn't enjoy this type of stroller however, because it tends to have flimsy-feeling frames and wobbly wheels. Some even have exposed rough fasteners or fabrics that aren't skin-friendly.

The front seat is also narrow and slender. Parents have stated that their children may slip out of the front seat if not properly buckled. The 5-point harnesses can be a bit flimsy and can cause irritation to the skin. The Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double is, however, is relatively lightweight and can be folded easily to fit into small trunks and cars. It can also accommodate two infant car seats, which is a great option for families with young babies or toddlers on the move.

Tandem strollers are a great option for those who live in cities and need to maneuver in narrow spaces and on sidewalks, since they typically have more room than side-by-side options. They can be difficult to navigate on unpaved paths, grass and curbs. And they typically take up more storage space than side-by-side models when folded. This could be a problem for families who live in small homes or apartments.

If you're looking for a tandem stroller, or side-by-side buggies our double stroller reviews will help you choose the best lightweight option for your family's needs and budget. Those who will use their stroller regularly in crowded urban areas must look for one that is easy to turn, steer and push. Families who are planning to use their strollers less often may be able to spend a little more on a model that includes more features and seating options. If you're in the market for a lightweight double stroller, don't hesitate to explore other brands in addition to our top picks. Many of our top models are available in multiple colors, and a lot come with additional features such as an adult tray or a foot brake.

Compact

If you have two kids younger than 5 years old, double strollers are a must-have piece of equipment. It allows you to keep an eye on your toddler while attending to your infant. It also helps to save space in your car and lets you navigate the crowded aisles of supermarkets, parks, and city streets with only one set of hands.

If you're in search of an easy-to-use double stroller, it is important to consider the way you plan to use it. Some parents choose a single-to-double stroller which can be transformed into a double infant stroller once they have a child, and then add a second seat as their family expands. While this may appear to be an ideal purchase at the time, we've found that it often works out better for families to invest in a lightweight double stroller that is specifically designed for their children's ages and stages.

The best double strollers for compacts come in a variety configurations and features. They come with plenty of storage, cup holders for adults, multiple cups, handlebars that can be adjusted and canopies with windows that peek out. Some models even have an integrated bassinet that makes them perfect for newborns and infants. They have a narrow footprint and fold down to almost flat, making them an ideal choice for parents with small storage space at home or when traveling.

When you are choosing a light double-stroller you must also consider how it performs in different surfaces and terrains. Some strollers are difficult to maneuver through tight areas and up curbs, whereas others can handle more challenging terrain. Certain strollers that jog include special suspensions that let them move across rough surfaces and pavements without causing any friction to their user.

It's also a good idea to check out the weight of each stroller before purchasing. The lighter the stroller, the easier it is to push and carry. The Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite was the lightest stroller that we tested, with a weight of around 23 pounds. Most of the models that we recommend in this guide weigh between 30 and 40 pounds.