Which Double Tandem Pushchair is best double stroller For Your Family?

There are many items that can make the life of parents of twins or two children easier. One of these is the double tandem pushchair.

From Phil & Teds to Baby Jogger, most brands offer a double stroller as part of their range of products. They are available in line or side-by-side convertible models.

Stability

If you have twins, or children close in age, a double tandem pushchair makes travelling with two of them much easier and more comfortable. There are numerous styles and configurations to choose from that it can be difficult to choose the right one for your family. Some are better suited for jogging than others, or can fit a third seat when you add on a buggy board. Which ones are the most stable though?

Side-by-side pushchairs (like the CYBEX Gazelle S) are ideal for transporting children who are the same age. They can be difficult to maneuver through narrow entrances or shopping aisles. In this case you might prefer an arena model, such as the Bugaboo Donkey, or Mountain Buggy Duet. These models let your children either face you or another depending on their configuration.

Tandem models, which put one behind the next, are more manageable but they aren't as stable as single strollers or car seats for children. They can also be difficult to navigate around curbs and may have less storage than a side-by-side pushchair.

You should try out the double with both seats in place since that's how you'll be using it the most. You should check the ease with which you can navigate and steer, especially in tight corners or with the swivel front wheels. You should also test the brakes, as they may be difficult to use when both child seats are installed.

The Phil and Teds Sports Double is the perfect double stroller for those who want a durable, affordable stroller that can be used for all. This sleek and compact double buggy stroller can be converted from a single to a tandem in just a few simple steps. The seat and carrycot both recline and can be used with the parent facing or facing each other, and the air-filled tyres and all-wheel suspension make it suitable for tackling a variety of terrains. The seat comes with a handy storage basket under the seat, but it is partially blocked by the second child's seat.

Comfort

There is a double stroller suitable for any family, regardless of whether you have twins, a toddler or a newborn. Typically, they can carry both children side-by-side but some can be converted into single pushchairs (although this is usually involving removing one seat). They tend to be larger than a single pushchair, but the majority offer ultra flexibility and a good value for price.

In our recent double stroller reviews, sought feedback from testers on a variety of things such as the comfort of the ride, handling ease and how well the stroller folded. They also rated the ease of getting in and out of the car seat, as well as whether it could be used with baby carriers.

The Stroller & Co City Tour 2 Double stroller is a great example for an easy-going and comfortable double stroller. Our reviewers were impressed by its spacious UPF 50+ canopy, which offers real shade and a peekaboo feature. Both seats can be reclined into multiple positions by pressing a button. One seat can be set to lay flat so the baby can rest in the carrycot on top of it.

Other great features of this pushchair include the padded handlebar that comes with a cup pouch and holder and the easy-to-use brake system and the reversible seat liner made of bamboo that is naturally anti-bacterial on one side and soft jersey on the other. Our test subjects also appreciated the fact that it is able to fold it with one hand and that's a major plus when you have two small children to watch.

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 doors and aisles. They aren't easy to maneuver up kerbs and can be heavy to push but they do have a front-loaded load that helps to distribute the weight.

Flexibility

If you're looking for a way to keep your twins in close proximity or have a baby and toddler, a double pram and pushchair tandem pushchair can be an invaluable addition to your family. It will assist you in avoiding the irritation of children who wake each other or fighting while on the move, and keep them both content. This type of buggy can also be a great option for those who plan to take it on public transport because it is more convenient to fit in the space available.

Some models are ultra flexible that allow you to switch back to single mode when your child is ready to use a stroller. This lets you save money on an entirely new stroller. The UPPAbaby Double can accommodate two infant car seats in the back and a ridingboard which makes it ideal for three children. It can be used with a stroller and a rolling suitcase for parents and children, allowing you to travel light and still bringing everything your family needs.

The Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite is an entirely different type of double stroller compared to the rest, yet it comes with the same features you'll find in our top picks. We like how it folds with hands and easily through doorways, and that the basket underneath is taller, making it easier to put shopping into. The rear seat is covered, which means your child will be warm in winter.

A tandem is more narrow than a side-by-side, which makes it difficult to navigate narrow aisles in stores or busy footpaths. It is also easier to maneuver on rocky terrain than a conventional cheap double stroller pushchair. Some of these prams may be difficult to steer during tight turns, especially in the case of a child who is heavier in the front seat.

An inline double pushchair, on the other hand is the best option for most families. It can usually be used as a twin pram when your children are young, but can also convert to a tandem when they're older. Some models, like the iCandy Peach 3+, can accommodate two i-Size car seats, giving you the ultimate flexibility and price-for-value.

Stores

The most significant disadvantage of a double buggy may be that it takes up more space on public transport and is more difficult to maneuver through narrow doors or lifts. They also tend to be more expensive, particularly side-by-side models that have a second seat in the front.

Certain models can be converted from a single pushchairs to tandem models like the Joolz Geo and the Uppababy Vista V2. This can be cost effective when you're planning to have another child in the near future and also extends the lifespan of your buggy. It may be difficult to convert it back into one seat once your older child has grown out of it.

Stadium Duo is the perfect dual stroller for urban adventures. It's light and compact. It features a one-click, fold with 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 hassle-free transitions. The stadium-style seating lets both children to enjoy the view. It's possible to connect infant car seats to the rear or front of the stroller with one click. There's also a large shopping basket and parent tray which means you can carry everything you need for your day out. The suspension and swivel wheels provide a smooth ride and ensure greater maneuverability. The 5-point safety belts on both seats also increase the safety of your child.