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Choosing a Double Travel Stroller

A double stroller is a godsend for parents who are busy with several young children. Choose a lightweight stroller that can be folded down so that it can fit in the trunk of your car or into an overhead bin.

Avoid exceeding the recommended weight of the seat to prevent frame fatigue. Other must-haves are adjustable canopies as well as a seating option that is flexible for children of all terrain double stroller age groups, and plenty of storage.

Simple to use

Double strollers get a bad rap for being heavy and difficult to assemble However, this class of strollers has made a huge leap from the behemoth vintage models of the 1980s. The best double strollers have sleek designs and can be customized to meet your family's particular requirements, whether that's a tandem (single seating in a file) or a side-by-side configuration. They're also light enough to transport and fit in the trunks of cars and onto most airplanes which allows them to be checked at the gate just like other luggage.

It's important to have a stroller that is easy to maneuver over different surfaces and fits into tight spaces, particularly for families who live in urban areas where space is limited and public transportation is the main mode of transportation. The lightweight and agile double strollers that we test can navigate busy sidewalks and tight subway gates, making them indispensable for the bustling city.

We take into consideration a variety of factors when we evaluate a stroller for ease of use, including how easy it is to set up and fold and fold, as well as if it is able to be adjusted to accommodate different family members of different heights. We also look for a large storage bin, reclining seats with easy access and adjustment, and the weight limit of the seat and canopy. The Zoe Twin+ earned top marks in this category because of its ample storage capacity as well as its huge canopy and the ability to fold quickly.

If you're looking for a light stroller that fits into trunks of cars that are small, the Mountain Buggy Nano Duo is a great option. It's among the lightest double strollers we've tried, and folds into smaller size, making it easier to transport up and down stairs than many other models. It's also the smallest double umbrella stroller we've tested, which makes it an excellent choice for travel and is even gate-checked by some airlines.

Parents of twins need a side-by-side stroller that supports two infant car seats is crucial. Some double strollers, like the Graco DuoGlider Elite, allow you to use both infant car seats at the same time which can save time and energy by removing the need to change children. You might also want to consider a tandem stroller that lets you to keep your children in ear and sight.

Comfort

If you want to make sure your children are safe during strolls, a high-quality cushioned seat is essential. You should look for an infant stroller with a recline backrest, adjustable backrest and a large seat area so that your child can sit up or stretch out. Consider a stroller with an ample undercarriage that can accommodate storage bags or other items without affecting the positioning of the seats.

The weight and size could also impact the performance of a double travel jogger's performance. Make sure you choose a model with solid wheels and suspension that can effortlessly glide over rough surfaces. A quality double stroller will also be maneuvered in tight spaces, and navigate narrow hallways and crowded subway gates and sidewalks. If you plan to use a double stroller regularly, opt for an option with a quick one or two-step fold that can fit in the trunk of a car or a compact vehicle.

Parents traveling with young children usually depend on a double stroller to get their children around, particularly in urban areas where space is an all-time low and public transportation is common. This situation is best served by a sleek and modular double stroller like the CYBEX Gazelle that allows parents to mix and blend seats, cots, and car seats to meet changing requirements.

Another alternative is a double umbrella stroller which tends to be lighter and smaller than traditional models. These are great for traveling as they can be folded quickly and easily. They can also be gate checked in airplanes, and typically meet Disney stroller size requirements. Some also offer plenty of onboard storage for snacks, toys and other equipment.

If you have twins or siblings who are similar age will get the most use out of a stroller that is side-by-side. This kind of double-stroller tends to be less expensive than a model with a modular frame. The seats offer plenty of recline options, legroom and canopy covers that offer plenty of coverage. A side-byside double stroller has one drawback, and that is that it isn't easy to navigate through narrow hallways and busy sidewalks. Its wider frame can also make it difficult to navigate through certain doors.

Ease of folding

When you are choosing a double travel stroller, the most important factor is ease of folding. This is particularly important when you have to fold your stroller into tight spaces or on busy sidewalks with cars and people near. The best strollers feature an intuitive, simple folding operation with a few steps. They fold easily and without any awkwardness that could lead to body parts hitting each other or sliding. Some of our favorite double travel stollers that fold quickly are the Evenflo Pivot Xplore and Babyzen YOYO2 connect Double.

When you're looking for a double stroller, be sure to consider how long you plan to use it. If you're planning on keeping your children in the same seat until they're at least preschool age, then you may want to look into a side-by-side design with the option of adding bassinets or infant car seats. If you believe your children will be ready to transition to separate seats prior to a convertible double stroller is worth considering.

Some of the top double-strollers we tested have an almost flat recline. This makes it easier for your children to lie down or eat their snacks while moving. However, some products have an individual recline for each seat (the front seat on the UPPAbaby Vista Double v2 Double goes almost flat while the second one remains upright). This can lead to kids having a fight over which seat to sit in.

You'll need to consider the size of the trunk of your vehicle, as double strollers are large and cannot fit in the back of smaller automobiles. We recommend picking a double stroller which is able to fit in your trunk and can be easily folded and stored when not in use. We also recommend double strollers that feature smaller footprints with a light weight and a simple design, like the ZOE Twin+. It's the smallest double stroller we tested, and at just 19 pounds it's among the lightest strollers that still be used to meet the airline gate-check baggage weight limits. It's also Disney-sized-approved!

Stores

The huge strollers from the 1980s may have caused double strollers to get a bad name, but they've progressed a lot. Nowadays sleek, modular models are able to accommodate a range of options for customization, and fit children from birth to kindergarten and come in side-by-side or tandem (single-file seating) models. Some models can also accommodate infant car seats and some even have an attached riding board. While you may need to invest more up front, the investment can yield in flexibility and the resale value.

Some of the things to take into consideration when shopping for a double travel stroller include the weight limit per seat, the storage space available and whether the seats have recline. A deep recline allows for easy naps while moving about, and a canopy with UV protection will prevent your child from overheating. Some double strollers come with cup holders for parents and dual snack trays to make it easier on the move.

Another thing to take into consideration is how much the stroller weighs, as this will impact the ability of you to carry it around and maneuver it in tight spaces. Some of the top lightweight strollers, such as the Kolcraft Cloud Plus weigh less than 23 pounds, and can accommodate children as heavy as 40 pounds. It's a little lighter than the typical single stroller, and is easy enough to schlep through airports, through overhead bins, and into cars.

If you're on a budget, check out the used options available on sites like Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist, where you can often find gently used double strollers available at low prices. Look for a double stroller that is in good shape and free of rust or loose screws. Before you purchase a secondhand double stroller with your children conduct a thorough examination and inspect the wheel axles. There are strollers to rent in some cities, although this option isn't available everywhere and could be expensive when you plan to use the stroller often.