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Choosing a Double Umbrella Stroller

When shopping for a double umbrella stroller, it's important to evaluate your family's requirements and priorities. This will help you narrow down your choices and allow you to focus on the essential features.

The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 double umbrella stroller is a high-quality, well-designed product that folds up compactly. It comes with big umbrellas and a large storage bin and is easy to maneuver.

Lightweight

The best double umbrella strollers are small and lightweight, yet provide plenty of. They're not as heavy as a standard stroller or jogger and they're typically smaller when folded, too. They lack the bells and whistles you'll find on larger strollers, however they typically come with large canopy, plenty of storage space and seating that reclines.

Many families choose an umbrella stroller that is lightweight because it's a great stroller for travel. It folds easily, can be tucked away in the majority of trunks and carry-on bags, and is a good choice for navigating the narrow streets and narrow doors. It's also cheaper than a "travel stroller" with more features you could use on a daily basis.

Some of the top double strollers, like the UPPAbaby G-Link 2 have features that you won't see on cheaper models. This double umbrella stroller includes hanging storage pockets and trays inside each seat to store kids' snacks and toys, as well as two parent cupholders. Its sleek design makes it one of the smallest double umbrella strollers available on the market, when folded. It also has an extra-wide canopy that protects both seats.

Other options that are lightweight such as the Joovy Kooper X2, have more of the bells and whistles that you would expect from a double umbrella stroller, such as a more comfortable ride for both children because of the padded seating and a more comfortable recline in each seat. The more features you choose, the heavier the stroller. Additionally, due to the way strollers open and close it is important to be careful not to let tiny fingers touch hinges or frames, especially when your child is seated in either seat.

Compact

The tiniest double umbrella strollers, when folded are easy to maneuver and can be tucked away in tight spaces. They're a great option for parents who intend to use their stroller frequently on sidewalks, at shopping malls, or to travel around tourist destinations such as the zoo, aquarium or museums. These compact, lightweight strollers are also great for commutes, or as a backup to a heavier stroller with more features when traveling.

There are two kinds of umbrellas that are lightweight one of which is one with few features, and those that come with many comfort and convenience options in addition to their compact size. Some of the best examples include nice-sized pop-out canopies with SPF 50, peekaboo windows with cushioned seats, 5-point safety harnesses in both seat areas, reclining seats, and adjustable leg rests. You should also think about whether you want an attachment for your car seat or a tray for the parent and the amount of storage space in each seat.

The Delta Children LX Double Umbrella is a great example of the bare-bones, no-frills option that is incredibly light and affordable. The stroller weighs only 18 pounds, comes with a handy carrying strap, and can be easily stored in the trunk of your vehicle or front hall closet. The front wheels are made of precision technology and can swivel to give you a smoother ride and easier steering. Another option that is highly recommended is the brand new Kinderwagon Hop, a super narrow tandem umbrella stroller that's also ultralight and easy to navigate through doorways. The model was out of the market for a couple of years, but is back in production and worth a look. It also has three panels of canopy that provide more sun protection than smaller models.

Easy to Fold

The simplest umbrella strollers fold down like umbrellas, and they weigh less than other models. This makes them easy to lift, carry and store when you don't want or need to bring your large twin stroller with car seats due to some reason (traveling on an airplane, exploring a foreign city, visiting grandma). These strollers are often less feature-rich than full-featured models, but they will offer the essentials like storage space and a sun canopy.

The most recent version of the UPPAbaby G-Link 2 is lighter and narrower than the predecessor, and has a more efficient front wheel design that enhances maneuverability and pushability. It's a great choice for a double stroller. And it's approved by Disney!

A double tri-folded stroller, such as the Joovy Kooper X2 offers all the convenience and comfort of an umbrella stroller within the same form as the size of a full-size stroller. This kind of stroller is replacing the classic double umbrella stroller. It could be your ideal choice if you're looking for a lightweight, flexible stroller.

The majority of double infant strollers umbrella strollers we recommend are side by side models. The exception is the Kinderwagon Hop, a tandem umbrella stroller that's super light and easy to fold (though it's also quite small in width). If you're looking to buy a cheap, simple, no-frills double single pushchair umbrella stroller you can toss in your trunk or back pack for short trips, we strongly recommend this model. It even has two hanging storage bags on the sides of each seat, as well as cup holders for parents. It's so basic that it's unlikely to help your children get through an airport without making them cranky--but it will help to make the trip more comfortable.

Comfortable Seats

The majority of umbrella strollers don't come with any bells and whistles because they're designed to do one thing: take two children from point A to B. They usually have comfortable, spacious seats, but they don't have recline options or all terrain wheels.

The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 stands out. It is a small and light double umbrella stroller that has two seats that weigh just 18 lbs. This makes it a fantastic choice for travelers. It has a great suspension, a large three-panel canopy that shields children from the sun and a decent amount of storage space in both seats, but not quite as much as our top choices. It also has the crucial 5-point safety harnesses in both seats as well as windows that peek out in their canopies.

A downside of the G-Link is that it lacks the belly bar and snack tray that we like to see in our top picks, but they aren't the most important features to have on an umbrella stroller in the first place. As with any umbrella stroller, it should be used with care to ensure that fingers - whether your own or a child's--don't get trapped in the folding frame hinges and mechanisms.

In the majority of double umbrella strollers with seats, they are side-byside. However there are models that have inline seating (one seat that is placed in front of the other). Inline models are easier to maneuver through doorways than models that are side by side, but their seating arrangements can cause your children to argue over which is the best seat. Our previous testers were evenly divided on this matter and it's a personal decision.

Safety

Your child's safety should be a top priority when selecting a stroller and the design of a double buggy travel system umbrella stroller can affect this aspect of its performance. Some models are close to offering the same level safety as larger double strollers. They typically come with 5-point harnesses, calf and foot rests for children, and an extendable, UPF 50+ sun visor. They tend to be smaller and lighter than other double umbrella strollers. This makes them easier to maneuver through tight spaces such as airports or city streets.

Some models, like the Kinderwagon Hop, are side-by-sides and are especially easy to maneuver through tight spaces. This stroller is an excellent option for parents traveling with young children and need a quick and easy way to get around. It is also compact enough to fit into a trunk.

Another option worth considering is the UPPAbaby G-Link 2, which is one of the most light double umbrella strollers that we've have tested. It features a surprisingly robust design for an umbrella-style product and features large, easy-to-access storage basket, reclining seats, and a peek-a-boo window. The seat can also hold 35 pounds. and is in line with Disney stroller requirements.

Other models, such as the Jeep PowerGlide Double Stroller, may be more basic in appearance and may not come with as many features. They are light and can be used for backups or for occasional travel. They're also cheaper than renting a stroller for the duration of a trip or vacation. They are also easy to lift, carry and fold.