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Which Double Tandem Pushchair is Best For Your Family?

If you’re planning for twins or another child there are plenty of products that can make life with children moving around easier. The double tandem pushchair is a prime example of them.

The majority of brands offer double buggy options as part of their product range, ranging from Phil and Teds to Baby Jogger. They are available in line or side-by-side convertible models.

Stability

Whether you have twins or children close in age, a double tandem pushchair makes traveling with two children much more enjoyable and comfortable. There are numerous styles and configurations that it can be difficult to pick the best one for your family. Some are better suited to running, while others are able to accommodate a third person with a buggyboard. Which ones are the most stable but?

The CYBEX Gazelle is a fantastic option for transporting children of the same age. They aren’t easy to maneuver through narrow doorways or shopping aisles. In this situation you may prefer models that are stadium-style, such as the Bugaboo Donkey, or Mountain Buggy Duet. These models let your children face either you or eachother depending on their configuration.

Tandem models, which put one behind the next can be more manageable, however they are still not as stable as single strollers or car seats for children. They can be difficult to lift up curbs and they might have less storage space than a side by side pushchair.

To get a good feeling for the stability of a double, you need to test it with both seats in use, as this is how you will use it the most often. Check the ease with which it is for you to maneuver and steer the vehicle, particularly in tight corners or using the front wheels that rotate. It is a good idea to test the brakes as well because they may be difficult to operate when both child seats are attached.

The Phil & Teds Sports Double is a great double stroller for those who want a durable, affordable stroller that can perform all. This sleek and compact pushchair converts from a single model to an asymmetrical model in just few steps. The seat and carrycot both recline and can be used parent-facing or facing each other, and the air-filled tyres and all-wheel suspension make it perfect to tackle a variety of terrains. The seat comes with an excellent storage basket beneath the seat, however this is partially hidden by the second child’s seat.

Comfort

If you have twins or a newborn and toddler, there is a double pushchair to fit your family. They can be used to transport two children in tandem, but some can be converted to one pushchair (though this usually requires removing one seat). They tend to be larger than a single buggy, but the majority offer ultra flexibility and good value for money.

In our recent double stroller reviews, we asked our testers to give their opinions on a range of aspects including the comfort of the ride, handling ease and how well the pushchair folded. They also noted the ease of it to take the car seat in and out, and whether it could be used with a baby car.

The Stroller & Co City Tour 2 double Buggy For twins is an excellent example of a flexible, comfortable and lightweight double stroller. Our reviewers praised its generous UPF 50+ canopy, which offers real shade with the ability to peek at. Both seats can be reclined to different positions by pressing an arrow. One seat can be made to lie flat, so a newborn can sleep comfortably in the carrycot which is attached to it.

The reversible seat liner made of bamboo which is naturally antibacterial, on one side and soft Jersey on the other is another great feature. The ability to be folded in just one hand is also an excellent feature, particularly when you have to watch two little ones.

Side-by-side models are typically more expensive than tandem buggies. However, they can offer maximum flexibility since they are designed to fit into narrow aisles sit and stand double stroller doors. They can be a burden to push and are difficult to manoeuvre up kerbs, but most do have a front-loaded loader that helps keep the load in balance.

Flexibility

If you’re looking for a way to keep your twins together or have a newborn and a toddler, a double tandem pushchair can be an invaluable addition to your family. It can assist you in avoiding the irritation of children waking one another up or fighting on the move, and keep them both happy. This kind of buggy is ideal when you plan to use it on public transportation because it will be easier to fit it in the space available.

Some models are ultra flexible, allowing you to convert back to single mode when your child is old enough to use strollers. This lets you save money on a new stroller. The UPPAbaby V2 Double can accommodate two infant car seats in the back and a riding board making it suitable for three children. It can be used in conjunction with a stroller and a rolling case for parents. This allows you to travel light while having everything your family needs.

The Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite double stroller has a distinct design than its counterparts, but it offers many of the same features as our top picks. We like how it can be folded with a hand and fits easily through doors, and that the undercarriage basket is taller, making it easier to put on shopping. The rear seat is also protected, so your child will be protected in winter.

A side-by-side pram is wider than a tandem, making it more difficult to navigate footpaths or narrow shop aisles. However, it can be easier to manoeuvre on rocky terrain than a standard dual pushchair. Some of these pushchairs could be difficult to steer during tight turns, especially when your child is heavier in the front seat.

An inline double pushchair, on the other hand is a better choice for most families. It can be used as a twin pram if your children are younger, but can also convert into a tandem when they’re older. Some models, such as the iCandy Peach 3+, can accept two i-Size car seats, giving you maximum flexibility and the best value for money.

Stores

The main disadvantage of a double buggy is that it could take up more space on public transport and it can be more difficult to steer through narrow doorways and lifts. They are also more expensive, particularly side-by-side models that have a second seat up in the front.

Some models can be converted from single pushchair to tandem such as the Joolz Geo and the Uppababy Vista V2. This is a cost-effective option if you’re planning to have a second child in the near future. It also increases the lifespan of your buggy. It’s not easy to convert it back into only one seat after your older child is out of it.

Stadium Duo is the perfect dual stroller for urban adventures. It’s lightweight and compact. It comes with a single-click fold-in-one-hand and an the ability to lock storage automatically, and it’s compatible with 2 SnugEssentials or SnugRide i-Size infant car seats* to ensure smooth transitions. The stadium-style seating design allows both children to take in the view. You can connect your infant car seats to the front or back of the stroller in just one click. There’s also a huge basket for shopping and a tray for parents that allows you to bring everything you need to get out. The suspension and swivel wheels ensure superior manoeuvrability and smooth riding, while the 5-point safety belts on both seats increase the security of your children.

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