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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 one that's light and compact enough to fit into the trunk of your car, or an overhead bin for airplanes.

Check the manufacturer's seat weight recommendations, and try to avoid exceeding them to avoid frame fatigue. Other must-haves include versatile seating arrangements for children of different age, aprons that can be adjusted and plenty of storage.

User-Friendliness

Double strollers are often given a bad rap because they're heavy and difficult to assemble however, this type of strollers has come a long way from the behemoth vintage models of the 1980s. The top double strollers have sleek designs and can be customized to meet your family's particular needs, whether it's a tandem (single file seating) or a side-by-side configuration. They're also light enough for travel and to fit in the trunks of cars and onto most airplanes which allows them to be checked for gate access just like any other luggage.

It's important to have a stroller that's easily maneuverable over various surfaces and can fit into tight spaces, particularly for families who live in urban areas where space is limited and public transport is the main mode of transportation. The lightweight and agile double strollers we test can weave through crowded sidewalks and tight subway gates, making them indispensable for busy city life.

We assess a stroller's ease of use by looking at a number of factors, such as how fast and simple the setup and folding process are, and whether it can be adjusted for different family members with varying heights. We also look for a large storage bin, reclining seats with easy access and adjustment, and a maximum weight limit of the seat and canopy. The Zoe Twin+ was rated highest in this category due to its spacious canopy with ample storage space and easy fold.

If you're looking for a light stroller that fits into car trunks that are small the Mountain Buggy Nano Duo is a great option. It's one of the lightweight double strollers we've ever tested. It folds up into compact, easy-to-transport packages. It's also the smallest double seat stroller umbrella stroller we've tested which makes it an excellent option for travel. It can even be gate-checked with some airlines.

Parents of twins need a side-byside stroller that can support two infant car seats is crucial. Some double strollers, like the Graco DuoGlider Elite, allow you to use both infant car seats simultaneously which can save time and energy, by removing the need to switch out children. You might also consider a tandem stroller, which allows you to keep both kids within sight and in earshot.

Comfort

If you want to ensure your children are comfortable during walks, a comfortable cushioned seat is vital. Look for one with an adjustable backrest and reclining feature, and a large seat that allows children to relax or sit up easily. Consider a stroller with an expansive undercarriage that can hold storage bags or other items without affecting the positioning of the seats.

The weight and size of a double stroller can also affect its performance. Choose a model that has solid suspension and wheels that glides easily over rough surfaces. A well-constructed double stroller should also be capable of turning in tight spaces, and navigate narrow corridors, crowded subway gates, and sidewalks. If you intend to utilize a double stroller often, opt for one with a simple one or two-step fold that can be tucked away in a trunk or compact car.

Parents traveling with small children often depend on a double stroller for getting them around, particularly in urban regions where space is at an all-time low and public transportation is a common sight. A compact modular double stroller such as the CYBEX Gazelle S is a great choice for this situation, since it allows parents to mix and match seat units including cot attachments, cots, and car seats in order to meet the changing needs of their family, including when infants outgrow their infant car seats.

Another alternative is a double umbrella stroller, that tends to be smaller and lighter than the traditional models. They are generally great for travelers, as they fold easily and quickly and are gate-checked on airplanes, and typically meet Disney's stroller size requirements. They also have plenty of onboard storage for toys, snacks, and other equipment.

People with twins or siblings that are close in age will benefit the most compact double stroller of a side-by-side stroller. This kind of double stroller is typically less expensive than a modular one, and the seats typically offer plenty of recline options, legroom and canopies that provide ample coverage. The only disadvantage of a stroller that is side-by-side is that it can be more difficult to maneuver through narrow hallways or crowded sidewalks, and the wider frame can make it more difficult to navigate through some doors.

Ease of folding

The ability to fold is the primary consideration when selecting a double-travel pram. This is particularly crucial if you have to fold your stroller down a crowded sidewalk or in cramped spaces. The best strollers fold in only a few steps that are simple and easy. They also fold without any awkward issues which can cause a bang on body parts or sliding. Some of our top double travel stollers for folding quickly are the Evenflo PivotXplore and Babyzen YOYO2 connect Double.

When shopping for a double stroller, you should consider how long you plan to use it. If you are planning to keep your children in the same seats for at least the pre-school years, you may want to look into a side-by-side model which allows you to add an bassinets for infants or car seats. Convertible double strollers are an excellent option if you believe your children are ready to move into separate seats prior to that point.

Some of the best double-strollers we tested have a near flat recline. This makes it easier for your children to lie down or eat a snack while they are on the move. However, some products have a different recline for each seat (the front seat of the UPPAbaby Vista Double v2 Double goes almost flat while the second one remains upright). This can result in children having a fight over which seat to take a seat in.

It is important to take into account the dimensions of your trunk vehicle, as double travel strollers can be large and cannot fit in the back of smaller vehicles. We recommend picking a double stroller which can fit comfortably in your trunk and can be easily folded and stored when not in use. We also recommend double strollers that have tiny, light footprints with a light weight and a simple design, like the ZOE twin buggy+. It's the most compact double stroller we've tested, and at just over 19 lbs, it's one of the lightest strollers that can still be able to meet airline gate-check luggage weight limits. It's Disney-sized approved!

Storage

The behemoth strollers of the 1980s could have given double strollers a bad name however, they've come a long ways. Modern, sleek, modular strollers are available in tandem double buggy or side-byside formats. They can be customized to accommodate children from birth to kindergarten. Some also support infant car seats and a riding board that can be attached. While you might need to spend more upfront but the investment will yield in flexibility and the potential for resales.

Some of the things to take into consideration when shopping for a double stroller include the weight limit per seat, storage space and whether the seats have a recline. A deep recline allows for easy napping while on the move and a canopy with UV protection will help keep your child from overheating. Some double strollers come with cup holders for parents as well as dual snack tray to make it easier for parents on the go.

Another factor to be aware of is the weight of the stroller, as this will impact your ability to move it around and maneuver it into tight spaces. Some of the most lightweight double strollers, such as the Kolcraft Cloud Plus, weigh less than 23 pounds and can accommodate children up to 40 pounds. It's lighter than the standard single stroller and simple enough to get through airports, through overhead bins, and into cars.

If you're on the tightest budget, think about exploring double strollers on sites such as Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist. These websites often have gently used double strollers at bargain prices. Double strollers in good condition are free of loose screws and rust. Once you've got a second-hand double stroller make sure you perform an exhaustive inspection, including inspecting the wheel axles for damage before using it with your kids. You can also find strollers for rent in some cities, though this isn't a possibility everywhere and may be costly in the event that you intend to use the stroller often.