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How to Choose the Best Double Stroller

If you're looking for a double stroller there are a variety of options. Katie Billingsley, a child development expert and mother, helped us select the best one for you.

You should choose a stroller that is simple to fold and push, as well as carry. You should consider a stroller that can hold two infant car seats or a toddler who has a riderboard.

Safety

Look for a double-stroller that has all-terrain wheels and a brake that is operated by hand if want to keep the kids safe when walking. These wheels and brake assist you in navigating trails, gravel, and sidewalks without your kids slipping or slipping away. The best double strollers have plenty of storage space for gear as well as essentials for kids, such as snacks and toys.

The best double stroller for your family begins by determining how old and distant in age. Many double strollers only can accommodate one child's seat, however, those are available in different configurations, so you can pick the type of seating that best fits your kids and your lifestyle.

The classic doubles are perfect for children of similar age who are keen to interact. Some double-decker designs allow you to place one seat over the other, or add an additional riderboard for older siblings. Newborns can be snuggled into a bassinet, which is attached to the frame or as an independent attachment that gives you the chance to peek at your baby. If you are expecting twins or have twins, then a twin stroller is the best choice.

For families that are more adventurous opt for double strollers that can handle off-road terrain or even hike. Many of these strollers are designed with active parents in mind, and include features that let you take your kids to any adventure, regardless of how rough the path or how high the climbs might be.

In addition to all-terrain tires the best double strollers have thoughtful features that make getting around tough terrain and weather easier. For instance, this jogging stroller includes a wrist loop for your child, so you're sure that they're safe while running downhill or at faster speeds. It also has a full-coverage canopy that is ventilated to keep your children cool during summer heat.

If you're looking for a lightweight, compact double stroller, take a look at this model by Joovy. It weighs just 23 pounds, which makes it lighter than other single strollers, and ideal for air travel or storage in trunks and overhead compartments. Additionally, it comes with an enormous storage basket as well as an integrated parking brake that is simple to use.

Seating

Double strollers are now sleeker and can be set up in a variety of ways to suit your family. Some double strollers are designed to be used as side-by-side models while others, like the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Dual Stroller can be used as a base for car seats, toddlers ' seats and bassinets. They come in various sizes and weight limits to fit infants and children up to kindergarten.

A good double stroller should be easy to fold and move and allows you to adjust the height of your handlebar to ensure that you're at ease on all your outings. A good handlebar is one that is easy to hold and should allow you to walk with proper posture (ask other parents for tips on this). It should offer a variety of storage options to accommodate all the necessities your children will require.

If your twins are similar age, a tandem stroller could be the best choice for your family. These strollers have seats that are side-by-side so you can interact with them both while keeping an eye on each of them at the same time. They also recline independently so that one child can sleep while the other is awake and ready to go.

The downside of a twin stroller could be that it is wider than a model that is designed for a single occupant. This can make it difficult to maneuver narrow aisles in store aisles, doors or even the sidewalks. For certain families, the benefits are worth the extra size and effort.

If you're looking for a compact double stroller, the UPPAbaby Vista V2 Double is a great choice. Its shock absorption, sleek design and the capacity to accommodate two infant car seats--plus an optional running board for more mobile children--make it an ideal option for city-living.

Another option is a wagon-style double stroller, such as the Delta Children LX Side-by-Side Stroller. This model is bare bones, but it offers plenty of storage space and seating. It also comes with heavy-duty wheels that can tackle any terrain. It also features an SPF canopy that is 50+ and adjustable handlebars. However, some parents feel that the seats are a little too low and can't recline to a fully flat position, which makes it difficult for small children to get comfortable or reach their snack trays.

Easy of Use

A double stroller is usually an investment of a large amount and one that you hope to use for many years. When choosing a stroller, you want to make sure it will be simple to operate and clean. Luckily, the most effective double strollers are designed to be as user-friendly as is possible and include a variety of useful features for parents.

To start, all the strollers we tested fold easily and compactly (with only one hand!). They are light and are ideal for traveling. A lot of them fit into the majority of trunks and can be checked for gate-checking on planes. Many of our test subjects discovered that their strollers could fold down much smaller than their single-seat equivalents. Some even came with a carrying strap.

If you're looking for a flexible double stroller that can grow with your family Look no further than the Valco Snap Duo Trend. This side-byside stroller is compatible with infant car seats, bassinets, and other accessories, which means you can use it from birth to the age of preschool. Each seat comes with five points of harness, a large canopy and ample sun protection.

Another option that is highly regarded is the Joovy Twin Roo. The stroller is light compact and weighs only 22 pounds when folded. The front seat reclines almost to a flat stance, and the back seat can be adjusted for every child. There's a large storage bin and a simple, one-step linked parking brake that makes this stroller easy to maneuver and use.

The only negatives of the Joovy Twin Roo are minor and specific to this model. Kerry says that the packaging is clever and fun, but it comes in five boxes that can be a bit heavy to carry around. She also noticed that the Genuis magnetic buckle was a little clunky and took some time to master. In the end, though, she was very happy with the stroller and would highly recommend it.

Stores

Strollers come with a variety of sizes and shapes, from tandems with side-by-side doubles to tandem (single-file seating) designs, and many allow you to customize your setup with a bassinet, or car seat attachment. Some even have add-on rider boards for older children. They're not all created equal. Some are light and easy to use, while others are bulky, heavy and difficult to fold.

If you're looking to purchase a light double stroller, check out the Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite. It was the lightest stroller in our tests, with a weight of just under 23 lbs. It folds easily and comes with all the features parents need for a fun day out with two kids.

The Vista v2 double from UPPAbaby is another model that our testers loved. They particularly liked its sleek design and ease-of-use. It can accommodate two infant car seats, a toddler's seat, and a bassinet with no adapters needed. The rear seat can also be removed to create a quad or triple stroller. It has a large storage basket and can be upgraded to include an organizer for parents wheel, all terrain double buggy-terrain wheels, as well as side storage bags.

Billingsley says that the most suitable double stroller for a toddler is one with multiple customization options. This includes a bassinet or seat that can be removed. This is due to toddlers having limitations in endurance, and having a stroller that has an attachment for a bassinet will provide them with a safe space to nap. She suggests that a double stroller should have a good harness system and recline positions, as well as plenty of storage room for toys and snacks.

The ZOE Twin+ is a popular choice for parents because of its light weight and versatility. It's gate-check-friendly for airlines and fits through most doors (without removing the front wheels), and can expand into a quad or triple stroller with an add-on tandem seat. The nearly flat, independently reclined seats and the extra-long sun canopies that are adjustable are just a few of the highlights. A spacious underseat basket as well as cup holders for both parents and children make up the impressive features. Taylor says the one disadvantage is that it has a the largest profile when folded, and can be difficult for parents to carry.