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Which Lightweight Double Pushchair Should You Buy?

It's easy to move around with a lightweight double pushchair, especially if you have children of different ages. They're generally easy to fold, steer and transport up and down the stairs.

This City Mini GT2 offers side-by-side seats with plenty of legroom and reclining that can be adjusted. It also has huge UPF 50+ canopies with windows that peek out. It also comes with an expanding frame width to accommodate the second car seat or an additional passenger.

Side-by-Side

The majority of light double pushchairs we've tested are side-by-side designs and they're generally best twin stroller for children that can sit up on their own since these models tend to be lacking car seat integration. The Thule Urban Glide 2 Double and the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Double, are both excellent options. They come with an recline adjustments for both seats, a huge canopy, and padded five-point safety harnesses. They are also simple to maneuver despite their bigger footprint. They are great for parents who worry about fitting through doors.

The Cybex Duet pushchair is unique because of its clever frame that expands in width to add an additional child seat. This makes it slimmer than other pushchairs with side-by-side seating. It can be pushed through standard doorways and is easy to maneuver on public transportation. It also doubles as an jogger which is perfect if you plan to use it with an infant car seat or baby carrier.

The UPPAbaby Vista v2 double is another fantastic side-by-side double that is lightweight. It allows for an even greater degree of customization due to a modular frame. It features a clever design that lets you turn it into a single stroller or a double with the addition of 2 carrycots or car seats (it can even accommodate twins). It's a great option for families that are growing, and the UPPAbaby also is among the tiniest and most fashionable umbrella strollers around.

If you prefer a more compact double stroller and lightweight double, you can try the egg2 that folds down to the size of a compact suitcase. It can be used as a single or a double by adding two carrycots or infant car seats and our home testers loved the sleek and easy it was to handle even when loaded with kids.

Even though they are lightweight double pushchairs side-by-side are not foolproof. If your children are of the same age and stage, they could still fight about who sits in which position. If they're at different heights, then the tandem model could be best for them, as it allows them to face each other.

Tandem

While side-byside models are more for children of the same age group, tandem light double strollers come with their own appeal. They can be fitted with a larger car seat, and some come with convertible seats or an additional carrycot that is located in the middle. They are generally more spacious and simple to move into and out of, although their baskets are typically smaller than those of single buggies. They also have larger sized canopies with peekaboo windows and a cup holder for parents and cushioned leg cushions for the children.

The iCandy Peach is another example of a good-value lightweight tandem. The fabrics are less expensive than some of our top-rated doubles. But, it looks fantastic and is simple to use. One of the most striking things about it is its single-handed fold. While it requires practice, Kirstie in our Lab has said it's "genius". It's not possible to fold it with the carrycot attached, but the mechanism for attaching and removing it is simple and fast.

Tandem lightweight double pushchairs will generally have tighter turns than side-by-side models, however, they can be more difficult to drive on uneven surfaces and curbs. They are also slow to speed up and can be heavier to move, which can result in stress on your back.

Another option is a convertible double buggy, which starts off road double buggy (visit the next site) as an individual and then you can add adapters to make it into a double. It can have a second seat or carrycot in the front or children can sit side-by-side. Some may have the option of adding a buggyboard, which can help an older child keep up with siblings who are younger.

The Uppababy Vista V2 is a good example of a convertible as it can also convert into a twin pram by the purchase of additional cocoons (PS59 each) that provide a flat space for infants. They can be placed side by side or attached to each other's faces, and you can use them in conjunction with the infant car seat that is included with the pushchair (as as long as you select the right one). These buggies for dual-use are made from high-quality materials and can last for a long time without showing any wear. This means they have a high resale price.

Single-to-Double

Designed for outdoor-loving families who are looking to upgrade their single stroller, this light double buggy turns into a jogger with the help of an innovative kit that includes air-filled tyres and all-wheel suspension. It is also a good option for twins, or children of different ages and, as triple tandem, it is able to take on rough terrain. It's a great option for parents who want a stylish design that is as sleek as a single and is available in a variety of colors.

This iCandy model is incredibly easy to fold with a one-handed system. It's heavier than other single-to-double single pushchair pushchairs, however our home tester Karolina says it's still very capable of maneuvering even with two toddlers and a carrycot.

You can purchase add-ons such as the Roma Gemini Carrycots (PS100) that are ideal for infants. Our panel of testers found that the seats were comfortable for toddlers, with good lumbar support and headrests. There are plenty of options for reclining and recline, with the front seat being able to be adjusted to different positions and the rear seat offering the option to recline.

The biggest drawback with this kind of buggy is that it tends to be wider overall than side-by-side doubles, which makes it harder to get through doorways and can be difficult to manoeuvre up and down kerbs. However the suspension and wheels are generally able to do a good job of dealing with pavements and the fact that they're generally much lighter than some of the side-bysides means that you still have plenty of storage space. It's important to remember that these strollers aren't as good at walking through the narrow aisles of supermarkets and can struggle to handle a lot of shopping. Although it's much easier to turn the stroller around on a narrow curved path, this can still be a hassle. Some are more easy to turn than others, such as the Thule Urban Glide 2 Double or Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double.

Convertible

Convertible double pushchairs are fantastic because they can be adapted to the changing requirements of a family. They typically start as single buggies, but come with adapters to add an additional seat, a carrycot, or (in certain cases) a car seat to the frame. Some of them can be converted back to a single as your child grows older and begins to walk more or prefers to ride on buggy boards.

One of the lightest double strollers on our list, this stylish tri-fold model can hold children as heavy as 40 pounds each and features an easy-to-use basket between the seats for storage. The spacious canopy with peekaboo window, multi-position reclining chairs and a front and back suspension for smoother and more comfortable riding on rough terrain were appreciated by the home testers. It also has a convenient parent cup holder and an enormous accessible, easily accessible basket. They did note that the backs of the bags have small pockets that are just sufficient to hold a phone and a set of keys.

This top-of-the-line, lightweight side-byside can be used in more than 20 different configurations, and comes with a second seat and carrycot. It features a high-profile steering handlebar, front and rear suspensions to smooth out rough terrain and a compact fold that can stand on its own with straps for easy transport, and seven-inch front wheels with swivel locks, and ten-inch back wheels with suspensions to ensure a smoother ride. The only drawback is that you'll need purchase a separate baby carrier or car seat.

This multi-functional tandem is the most popular of our home testers because it is easy to maneuver and comes with a large shopping basket that can be accessed from both seats when they are in the parent-facing position. Its lightweight weight (about the same as single pushchairs) makes it easy to move around. Its reversible seats mean that they can be switched to face either direction, and the clever method by which it connects an additional seat or riding board to the rear is highly praised by many. Parents also admired the fact that it can accommodate car seats and infant carriers from a variety of brands. This includes a few that aren't normally compatible with other double buggies.