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How to Choose the Best Double Stroller

If you're in the market for a double stroller there are a variety of options. To help you pick the most suitable one for your family, we talked to the expert in child development and mom Katie Billingsley.

Look for a stroller that's reasonably easy to fold, push and carry. Look for a model that can accommodate two infant car seat or a toddler that has a riderboard.

Safety

If you want to keep your kids secure on your walks make sure you choose double strollers that have features such as all terrain double buggy-terrain tires and a brake operated by hand. These brakes and wheels will help you navigate trails and gravel without your children falling or rolling. The best double strollers offer plenty of storage space for gear and kid-sized essentials like snacks and toys.

The first step to choosing the right double stroller is to figure out how old your children are and how far apart they are. Most double strollers only accommodate one child seat. However, those that offer a variety of configurations that let you select the seating option that's best for your family.

Side-by-side doubles are a classic option, and they're great for kids of similar ages that like to play with one another. Some models have a double-decker style, allowing the user to place one of the seats above the other or add a rider board to older siblings. Babies can be sat in a bassinet that is connected to the frame or with an attachment that allows you to play peek-a-boo with your baby. If you have twins or are expecting twins, a dedicated twin stroller is the way to go.

Look for a double-wheeled stroller that can handle off-road terrain as well as hiking. Many of these strollers are designed with active parents in mind, and have features that allow you to take your kids on any adventure, no matter how rough the path or how steep the climbs may be.

The top double strollers have intelligent features that make it easier to navigate in difficult terrain and bad weather. This jogging stoller, for instance, comes with a wrist loop so that you can make sure your child is safe when running downhill at higher speeds or in extreme weather conditions. It also features a full-coverage canopy that is ventilated to keep your children cool in the summer heat.

This model is a light and compact double stroller from Joovy. It weighs less than 23lbs. This makes it perfect for air travel and storage in trunks or overhead compartments. Plus, it has a huge storage basket and a parking brake that is linked in one step that is simple to use.

Seating

Double strollers today are sleeker and can be set up in many ways to suit your family. Some work as traditional side-by-side strollers while others--such as the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand double buggy from birth Stroller--function as a base to which car seats, toddler seats or bassinets snap into. They are available in a variety of sizes and weight limits, allowing children from birth to kindergarten.

A good double stroller should be a breeze to move and fold, while allowing you to adjust the handlebar's height to make sure you're comfortable throughout your outings. A great handlebar should be easy to hold, and it should invite you to walk in a proper form (ask other parents for tips on this). It should come with a variety of storage options to fit all the essentials your children will require.

If your twins are of a similar age, a tandem stroller could be the best option for your family. The seats of these models are placed side by side, enabling you to engage with both of them and keep an eye on them simultaneously. They also recline independently, so that one child can nap while the other is awake and ready to go.

The downside of a twin stroller can be that it is wider than a stroller designed for a single-occupant. This could make it difficult to navigate narrow doorways, store aisles or the sidewalks. For some families the benefits are well worth the extra effort and size.

If you're looking for a small double-stroller, then the UPPAbaby V2 Double is a good option. Its shock absorbers, streamlined design, and capacity for two infant car seats--plus an optional running board for mobile older children -- make it a great option for urban living.

Another alternative is a wagon-style double to single to double pushchair buggy [Read Home Page] stroller, like the Delta Children LX Side-by-Side Stroller. It's a basic model however it has plenty of storage space and seating. It also comes with heavy-duty wheels to handle any terrain. It also features an SPF canopy that is 50+ and a handlebar that can be adjusted. But some parents say the seats are a little too low and can't recline completely to a flat position, which makes it difficult for small children to get comfortable or reach their snack trays.

Ease of Use

A double stroller is usually an investment that you hope to use for a long time. If you are looking for a double stroller, be sure that it is easy to use and clean. The top double strollers have been designed to be easy-to-use and come with many useful features.

All the strollers we tested can be folded quickly and compactly in one hand. These strollers are lightweight and are ideal for traveling. They can fit in the majority of trunks and can be gate-checked on airplanes. Many of our test subjects discovered that their strollers could fold down smaller than their single-seat equivalents. Some even came with a carrying strap.

The Valco Snap Duo trend is double stroller with a lot of versatility that will grow with your family. This side-byside stroller is compatible with infant car seats and other accessories. It can be used from birth up to the age of preschool. Each seat has five-point harnesses with a large canopy, as well as ample sun protection.

Another highly-regarded option is the Joovy Twin Roo. It is light and compact, weighing only 22 pounds when folded. The front seat reclines to almost a full flat position and the back seat has an adjustable recline that can be adjusted for each child. The stroller is simple to use and maneuver thanks to its large storage basket, easy one-step parking brake, and large storage basket.

The only downsides to the Joovy Twin Roo are minor and specific to the model. Kerry says that the packaging is smart and fun, however it comes in five boxes, which could be a bit cumbersome to carry around. She also found the Genuis magnetic clasp to be a bit clunky and took her some time before she could master it. She was pleased with the stroller in the end and would highly recommend it.

Stores

Strollers are available in various sizes and styles, including tandems (single-file seating), side-by-side doubles, and many that allow you to customize the configuration using an automobile seat or bassinet attachment. Some have even added rider boards for older children. They're not created equal. Some are light and easy to use, whereas others are heavy, bulky and difficult to fold.

If you're looking to purchase a light double stroller, look into the Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite. It was the lightest option in our tests at close to 23 pounds. It is also easy to fold, yet it has all the features parents require for a fun outing with two children.

The Vista v2 Double from UPPAbaby is a second model that our testers loved, especially for its sleek design and easy to use. It can accommodate two infant car seats, a toddler seat and a bassinet, with no adapters needed. The rear seat can be removed to make it triple or quad stroller. It comes with a large storage basket that can be upgraded to include an organizer for parents wheel, all-terrain wheels, as well as side storage bags.

Billingsley says that the ideal double stroller for a toddler is one that supports different options for customization, including the ability to remove a seat or a bassinet. Toddlers can be limited in their endurance and a stroller that has a bassinet attached will give them a safe space for them to nap. She suggests that a double stroller should also include a harness system that is reliable and recline positions, as well as plenty of storage space for toys and snacks.

The ZOE Twin+ is popular among parents due to its lightweight and flexibility. It is gate-check-friendly for airlines, fits through most doorways (without removing the wheels on the front), and can be made into a quad or triple stroller by adding an additional tandem. Its nearly flat, independently reclined seats, extra-long sun canopy and footrests that can be adjusted are other highlights, while its spacious underseat storage basket and inclusion of kid and parent cup holders round out the impressive list of features. Taylor says the one drawback is that it has the largest profile when folded, and it can be difficult for parents to stow.