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Choosing a Double Travel Stroller

A double stroller can be a lifesaver for busy parents with multiple young children. Pick a stroller that is lightweight and can be folded down small enough to fit into the trunk of your vehicle or into an overhead bin.

Check the manufacturer's seat weight guidelines and be sure to not exceed them to avoid frame fatigue. Other must-haves include versatile seating arrangements for children of different age groups, adjustable canopy and plenty of storage.

Simple to use

Double strollers are often accused of being heavy and difficult to put together. However, they have improved a lot since the 1980s. The best double strollers are sleek and come with various customization options to meet the needs of your family regardless of whether you're looking to purchase a tandem (single-file seating) or side-by-side configuration. They're also light enough for transport and fit in the trunks of cars as well as on planes which allows them to be checked at the gate just like other luggage.

A stroller that is easy to navigate over different terrains and fit into small spaces is important for families living in urban areas where space is scarce and public transportation is the main method of transportation. The lightweight and agile double strollers we tested could maneuver through crowded streets and tight subway gates. They are essential for city life.

We assess a stroller's user-friendliness by taking into consideration a number of aspects, including how quick and intuitive the setup and folding process are, and whether it can be adjusted for various family members of different heights. We also look for a spacious storage bin and reclined seats that are easy to access and adjust and also the highest weight limit for the seat and canopy. The Zoe Twin+ earned top marks in this category due to its ample storage capacity as well as its huge canopy and quick fold.

The Mountain Buggy Nano Duo stroller is a great option to consider if you're looking for a lightweight option that fits easily into small trunks of cars. It's one of the lightest double strollers we've tried, and it folds into an extremely compact size that is easy to carry up and down stairs than other models. It's also the tiniest double umbrella stroller we've tested, which makes it an excellent option for traveling and can even be gate-checked on some airlines.

For parents of twins, a stroller that is side-by-side and supports two infant car seats is essential. Some double strollers, such as the Graco DuoGlider Elite, allow you to use both infant car seats at once which can save time and energy, by removing the need to switch out children. You may also want to look into a tandem stroller which allows you to keep both children within sight and close to your ears.

Comfort

If you want to ensure your children are safe during walks, a comfortable, padded seat is crucial. You should choose an infant stroller with a recline backrest, adjustable backrest and a large seat area that allows your child to sit up or stretch out. To make your stroller more comfortable, you should consider a stroller with a large undercarriage that can hold bags of storage and other things without interfering with the seating position of the seats.

The weight and size of the jogger can also affect the performance of a double travel jogger's performance. Choose a model that has solid suspension and wheels that glides easily over rough surfaces. A well-constructed double stroller can also navigate tight spaces, and navigate narrow hallways, crowded subway gates and sidewalks. If you plan to use a double stroller frequently you should choose a model that folds quickly in one or two steps and can fit into your trunk or in a compact car.

Parents who travel with young children often use a double stroller to transport their children around, particularly in urban areas where space is at an all-time low and public transportation is the norm. This scenario is best served by a sleek, modular double-stroller such as the CYBEX Gazelle, which allows parents to mix and match seats, cots, and car seats to accommodate changing needs.

Another alternative is a double umbrella stroller which tends to be lighter and smaller than standard models. These are typically ideal for travel, since they fold up quickly and easily and are gate-checked on airplanes, and often meet Disney's stroller size requirements. Many of them have ample storage space for snacks, toys and other gear.

A double stroller that is side-by-side is best for parents with twins or siblings who are close in age. This kind of double stroller is usually less expensive than a modular one, and the seats usually come with plenty of recline options, legroom and canopy options that offer ample coverage. A side-by-side double stroller has only one drawback: it isn't easy to navigate through narrow hallways and crowded sidewalks. Its larger frame can also make it harder to get through some doors.

Folding Ease

When selecting a double-travel stroller the most important thing to consider is the ease of folding. This is particularly crucial in the event that you have to fold your stroller down the sidewalk in cramped spaces. The best strollers feature an intuitive, straightforward folding operation with a few steps. They fold quickly and without any twitches that could lead to body parts colliding against each one another or sliding. The Babyzen YOYO2 Connect Double and the Evenflo PivotXplore Wagon are two of our most favored double strollers double that fold easily and compactly.

It is important to think about the duration of time you'll be using a double stroller. If you plan to keep your children in the same seat until they reach a minimum pre-school age, you may want to look into an option that is side-by-side that can be adapted to include bassinets for infants or car seats. Convertible double strollers are a good option if you're thinking that your children will be ready for separate seats prior to that point.

The best double-strollers that we tested offer an almost flat recline. This makes it easy for your kids to sleep or eat a snack while moving. Some strollers have an individual recline for each seat (the front seat of the UPPAbaby Vista Double v2 Double reclines almost to the floor while the second one remains nearly upright). This can lead to kids fighting over which seat to sit in.

It is also important to think about the size of your vehicle's trunk, as some double strollers can be somewhat bulky and don't fit in the back of smaller vehicles. This is why we recommend picking a double stroller which fits well in your trunk and is easily folded and stored away when not in use. We also recommend double strollers with smaller footprints with a light weight and simple design, like the ZOE Twin+. It's the lowest-weight double stroller that we tested, and at just over 19 lbs, it's one of the lightest strollers that can still be used to meet the airline gate-check baggage weight limits. It's Disney-sized approved!

Storage

Double strollers might have earned a bad reputation from the huge, oversized versions of the 1980s many millennials from the past, but they've come far. These days sleek, modular models are able to accommodate a variety of customizations, fit kids from birth through kindergarten, and are available in side-by-side or tandem (single-file seating) designs. Some models also accommodate infant car seats and some include an attachable ridingboard. You might have to pay more initially, but the investment will pay off in the form of flexibility and resales.

A few factors to consider when looking for a double travel stroller include the weight limit for each seat, storage space, and whether each seat has a recline. A recline that is deep allows for easy naps while on the move and a canopy that has UV protection will prevent your child from overheating. Some double strollers have cup holders for parents, as well as dual snack tray to make it easier on the move.

The weight of the stroller is important, as it can affect the ability of you to maneuver it in tight spaces. Some of the best strollers that are light, such as the Kolcraft Cloud Plus weigh less than 23 pounds and hold children up to 40 pounds. It's a bit lighter than the typical single stroller and is simple enough to get through airports, into overhead bins and into cars.

If you are on a tight budget, consider looking at double strollers available on sites such as Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist. These websites often have gently used double strollers at affordable prices. Find a double stroller in good shape, with no signs of corrosion or loose screws. Before you use a used double-stroller with your kids conduct a thorough examination, including inspecting the wheel axles. There are strollers available for rental in certain cities, but this isn't a possibility everywhere and can be pricey in the event that you intend to use the stroller often.