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The Best Double Buggy Strollers A double buggy is the best for twins who are due or have two children of different ages. The best ones are simple to manoeuvre and deal with rough surfaces and kerbs. These cars also come with features such as large sun canopy and transparent hoods, as well as adjustable seats. 1. Baby Jogger City Tour Double The City Tour 2 Double stroller is the smallest of the Baby Jogger range. It is designed for travel, and fits through doors that are standard with its narrow and slim design. It's also one the lightest double buggies available that weighs just 14lbs when folded. This makes it ideal for flying with a newborn and a toddler as you won't be exceeding airline luggage allowances. It folds down to the size of a backpack so you can tuck it away in the back of your car when it's not in use. It's easy to fold the Z-shape using one hand. Once you're used to it, it's compact and can be folded in a matter of just a few seconds. Our tester found the auto lock a little difficult to understand, and also because the handlebar doesn't lock in place when you push it to the side, it struck her leg when she was using it. She also felt the handlebar was a little too short, especially with a big changing bag hanging off of it. This double stroller is not as lightweight as other travel buggies. It comes with a wide range of features, and is one the most versatile double strollers available on the market. It's compatible with two carry cots (available separately) It also has multiple recline positions and an UV 50+ canopy. You can even add the bassinet to either or both seats and transform it into a travel system. The four composite wheels made of rubber are ideal for pavements as well as urban terrain however they're not made for off-roading – they struggled on long grass and gravel and there's a lack of clearance between the wheel and bracket which means that mud could get stuck easily. That being said our tester was still enthralled riding this buggy, and it did manage to climb some beautiful dirt hills. 2. iCandy Orange The iCandy Orange is a premium double buggy that is the best in style and versatility. It is a must-have for parents who want cutting edge design quality, style and quality that lasts. The Orange is a stylish, lightweight, streamlined frame with a large basket that easily fits two car seats. It has a luxurious, adjustable water repellent and breathable canopy with mesh ventilation. It comes in trend-led colours such as Pistachio, Fossil, Latte and Rose on the Jet Black frame. The option to add a built-in ride for an older sibling is also available. The 2021 update includes a few changes that improve manoeuvrability as well as an even bigger, better shopping basket with a re-designed bumper bar and leatherette cover. The seats are moulded and are very comfortable. They're also adjustable so they can be set to suit siblings' needs. iCandy have introduced the first-ever 'cinema' seating concept that allows parents to keep eye contact with both children. They can be adjusted so that they face the parent or the world. It's a heavier tandem buggy but it's extremely easy to use and steer, especially on smooth roads. It is stable in double and single mode, and also on sloping ground. It's not as easy to use on public transport since it requires two hands on the handlebar. It's also heavy and will not fit into a standard car boot with the seat on, however this can be overcome with careful planning. iCandy have included a footmuff, changing bag and car seat adapters included in the price, so it's an excellent value for new parents. 3. Joie Evalite Duo This is an ultra-lightweight tandem stroller. It has two non-reversible seats that are suitable for infants to around 3 years old, and it can accommodate a car seat in the rear. It comes with a simple and easy to use folding mechanism that makes it convenient for travel and storage. It also comes with a large basket that is ideal for storing everything your baby's and toddler's essentials. The Joie Evalite Duo double buggy is an excellent option for those who are just starting out, since it is affordable and simple to operate. It is also extremely lightweight and easy to push across long distances. It also has a premium suspension system that provides an enjoyable ride for both kids and parents. This is a stylish and practical city buggy that can be used for twins, a baby and a toddler, or even three children with the addition of UPPAbaby's 'PiggyBack' board (sold separately). It has a sleek frame and a small dimensions, making it ideal for narrow streets and shopping malls. The swivel wheel on the front and four-wheel suspension allows it to maneuver over uneven or rough terrain. This model is also great for families that plan to travel since it can accommodate a car seat in the back. It has a secure one-click fold, and is compatible with a variety of Joie infant car seats. It also comes with a large basket and comfortable seats for both children. The only drawback is that the front seat isn't able to recline completely, which could be a problem for young infants. However, it is still a great option for families who are seeking a low-cost and light stroller. 4. Cybex Gazelle S If you're expecting twins, this is the stroller you need. It's the Cybex first travel system, and it comes with built-in adaptors that allow you to convert one stroller to a double. The upper adaptors can easily slide up and down to match your height while the lower ones can be twisted around and rotated, making it really easy to change from one configuration to another. The Gazelle's seat units recline to a flat position and have an extended UV 50+ sun canopy that is essential for your young ones. Suitable from birth as a single pushchair, and from 4 years as double, with the addition of the CLOUD Z i-Size car seat or a second seat unit or Gazelle Cot, this is the future-proof stroller that adapts to your family. The new one-pull harness makes the process of securing your child an easy and simple process, especially when you're carrying your baby on your back! double buggy from birth is unlike most double strollers because it folds up compactly, with both seats attached. This makes it simple to store at home, or even in your trunk. A large lower basket can hold up to 25 pounds of shopping, daily necessities or groceries, and a detachable shopper basket gives you more space for all of your purchases. This stroller is extremely versatile and child-friendly due to its single-pull harness and large recline. It also features puncture-proof wheels so you won't have to worry about unexpected flat tubes on your adventures away from home. 5. Nipper Double V5 The Nipper Double V5 is a new model from Out 'n' About of the award-winning, all-terrain buggies. It's made for siblings or twins and has separate reclined seats, compatibility with carrycots and a light frame for hassle-free manoeuvring on uneven terrain. The adjustable height handle and rear wheel suspension provide a comfortable ride for kids up to 22kg. The durable pneumatic tyres, which are easy to clean, offer a smooth ride when running. The 360-degree swivel wheel can be locked to allow for easier maneuvering around the town. The one-pedal, easy lock brake is also easy to use. Our test participants found that the Nipper Double was incredibly easy to maneuver, even moving off on uneven ground or turning fast in a busy street. They were also impressed by the fact that both seats recline independently, meaning they can be adjusted to meet your individual preferences – perfect for napping. The hoods were also simple to adjust for sun or wind protection. They didn't provide the same coverage as Baby Jogger City Mini Hoods. It's probably worth carrying an extra rain cover inside the case. Overall, our testers were impressed with the Nipper double's ability allow them to take their twin daughters Sydney and Lyla to all sorts of adventures. From spotting wildlife in a forest or rushing to a park to play with their friends, they loved it. They were also awed by how comfortable and spacious the two seats are with plenty of room for toddlers growing to play in. The lack of parent facing seating and the inability to use a car seats with this buggy were noted as a drawback by our testers. They would have also liked to see a larger storage space for shopping and other gear.