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How to Choose the Best Double Stroller There are a variety of options when it comes to double strollers. To help you select the best one for your family, we spoke with the expert in child development and mom Katie Billingsley. Find a stroller that's fairly easy to push, fold and carry. Consider a model that can hold two infant car seats or a toddler with a riderboard. Safety Look for a double-stroller that comes with all-terrain tires and a brake that is operated by hand if want to ensure your children are safe while walking. These wheels and brakes allow you to navigate paths and dirt without worrying about your children slipping or rolling. The best double strollers also have plenty of storage space for gear as well as kid-sized necessities like snacks and toys. The best double stroller for your family starts with understanding how old and far apart in terms of age your children are. Most double strollers can only accommodate one child seat, but the ones do come with various configurations so that you can select the seat that is most suitable for your children and your lifestyle. The classic doubles are great for children of similar ages who like to interact. Some models have a double-decker design, which allows you to place one seat higher than the other or even attach a rider board for older siblings. Newborns can be placed in a bassinet attached to the frame or in an attachment that allows you to look at your baby. If you have twins or are expecting twins, a specially designed twin stroller is the best option to go. Find a double-wheeled stroller that can handle off-road terrain and even hiking. A lot strollers were created with active parents and their children in mind. They come with features that allow you to take them on any adventure, no matter how rough or high the climbs may be. The best double strollers come with intelligent features that make it easier to navigate through difficult terrain and in bad weather. For instance, this jogging stroller includes a wrist loop for your child so you'll be able to ensure that they're safe when you run downhill or at speeds that are higher. It also features a full-coverage canopy with airflow to keep your kids comfy during the summer heat. This model is a lightweight and compact double stroller from Joovy. It weighs less than 23lbs., making it ideal for air travel and storage in trunks or overhead compartments. It also comes with a large storage basket and a simple one-step parking brake. Seating In contrast to the massive strollers of old, today's double strollers are sleek and support various designs to accommodate families. Some double strollers can be used as side-by-side models, while others, such as the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Dual Stroller, can be used as an alternative to car seats, toddler seats as well as bassinets. They are available in a variety of widths and weights to accommodate children from newborns to kindergarten. A good double stroller will be easy to fold and move and will allow you to adjust your handlebar height to ensure that you feel comfortable throughout your excursions. A great handlebar should be comfortable to grip, and it should invite you to walk in a proper posture (ask parents for advice on this). It should also provide various storage options that will accommodate all the necessities you'll require for your kids. If your twins are close in age, you could find a tandem stroller works best for your family. The seats on these models sit side by side, enabling you to engage with both of them and keep an eye on them at the same time. They also recline independently, so that one child can lie down while the other is awake and ready to go. The downside to a twin stroller is that it's larger than a single-occupant model and can make it difficult to navigate sidewalks, shop aisles and narrow doors. However, for some families, the advantages are worth the extra space and effort. If you're looking for a compact double stroller, the UPPAbaby Vista Double is a great choice. Its shock absorption, streamlined design and capacity for two infant car seats, plus an optional running board for older children — make it a great option for city-living. A wagon-style double stroller, such as the Delta Children LX Stroller Side-by-Side is another option. smallest double buggy 's a basic model, but it offers plenty of storage space and seating. It also comes with heavy-duty wheels that can tackle any terrain. It also has an umbrella with 50+ SPF and adjustable handlebars. Some parents complain that the seats are too low and do not recline fully flat, making it difficult for little children to reach their food trays or relax. Easy of Use A double stroller is usually an investment of a large amount and one you're likely to use for years. If you are in the market for a double stroller, make sure that it is easy to use and clean. The best double strollers are designed to be easy-to-use and come with many useful features. For starters, all the strollers we tested fold easily and compactly (with only one hand!). They are also light and ideal for traveling. A lot of them can be checked for gate entry on airplanes and fit in the majority of trunks. Furthermore, the majority our testers found that their strollers folded down to a smaller size than their single-seat counterparts and some even had the option of carrying a strap for carrying. The Valco Snap Duo trend is a double stroller that has a lot of versatility that can grow with your family. This side-byside stroller is compatible with infant car seats, a bassinet, and other accessories, so you can use it from birth to preschool age. Each seat comes with a 5-point harness and a large canopy that gives ample shade from the sun. The Joovy Twin Roo is another option that's highly praised. The stroller is light, compact and only 22 pounds when folded. The front seat reclines almost to a flat stance, and the back seat can be adjusted for every child. This stroller is easy to use and maneuver thanks to its large storage basket, easy one-step parking brake and large storage basket. The only drawbacks of the Joovy Twin Roo are minor and specific to the model. Kerry says that the packaging is innovative and fun, but it comes in five boxes that could be a bit cumbersome to carry around. She also found the Genuis magnetic clasp somewhat awkward, and it took her some time before she could master it. She was happy with the stroller, however, and would highly recommend it. Storage Strollers are available in various sizes and styles that include tandems (single-file seating) and side-by-side doubles and some that let you modify the layout using a car seat or bassinet attachment. Some come with rider boards that can be added to accommodate older children. They're not all created equal. Some are light and easy to use, while others are heavy, bulky and difficult to fold. If you are looking for a stroller that is light that can accommodate two children and two children, the Joovy Caboose Graphite is a great option. It was the lightest stroller we tested in our tests, with a weight of less than 23 pounds. It is also easy-to-fold and comes with all the features parents would want for a great day out with two kids. UPPAbaby's Vista v2 double is another model our testers loved. They especially liked its sleek design and ease-of-use. It can accommodate two infant car seats, a toddler seat and a bassinet. There are no adapters required. The rear seat can be removed to create triple or quad stroller. It has a huge storage basket that can be upgraded to include a parent organizer with wheels for all-terrain and side storage bags. Billingsley says that the most suitable double stroller for toddlers is one with numerous options for customization. This includes a bassinet or seat that can be removed. That's because toddlers often have limitations in endurance, and having a stroller that has a bassinet attachment will provide them with a safe space to rest for a nap. She suggests that a double stroller must also come with a sturdy harness system and recline positions, as well as plenty of storage space for snacks and toys. The ZOE Twin+ is a popular choice for parents due to its light weight and versatility. It's gate-check-friendly on airlines, fits through most doorways (without removing the wheels on the front) and can be expanded to a triple or quad stroller by adding an extra tandem. Its near-flat independently reclining seats, extra-long sun canopies and adjustable footrests are further highlights, while its large underseat storage basket and inclusion of parent and child cup holders complete the impressive list of features. The only drawback, according to Taylor, is that it lacks a an elongated footprint when folded and can be difficult to stow.