The Best Twin Buggy
Designed to grow with your family this inline double features various seating options and is suitable for twins or children of various ages. Its foam-filled tires never flatten, and the soft suspension is ideal for kerbs.
It is easy to travel with because it folds down super-flat and it satisfies the weight requirements of gate-checks for airlines. It also has a massive underseat storage basket and four-panel sun canopy.
Leclerc Influencer
With its sleek design, auto-fold and cabin-approved dimensions, the Leclerc Influencer is an excellent choice for travelers. Its folded (and unfolded) width is 47cm, which is slightly larger than the IATA standard of 45cm. However, it still meets the regulations of hand luggage for airlines and can be stored in the overhead lockers on flights (Subject to Airline Approval). We found it easy to clean using a simple wipe down and there were many extras available, including footmuffs, nappy and buggy bags that are strapped to the handles and hoods offering UV50+ protection.
We love the way that it is so compact when folded down, and how it fits easily through small spaces such as shops, narrow alleyways and Jane's tiny terrace It's also easier to manoeuvre up and down the stairs. The bumper bar doubles as a carry handle, and there's an enormous, flip-flop-friendly brake with a colour indicator. The basket is smaller than the other models, but it can still accommodate a huge changing bag. There are also tray for storing snacks, drinks and toys.
It's suitable from the moment of birth and can be combined with a Leclerc Baby Carrycot or car seat using adaptors (sold separately). For older children, there's a backrest that flattens to make it perfect for extended nap times or walks and the smart 5-point harness with magnets is simple to use. It's also lightweight, weighing just 6.6kg. A travel bag is included.
Joie Evalite Duo
The British brand Joie is on a mission to "share joy with new parents" by creating pushchairs that are "functional, stylish and innovative". The Evalite Duo is their latest twin buggy. It's designed to accommodate two children at the same time, unlike the slightly heavier Aire Twin. It also features stadium-style seating, which lets both children experience the world at once.
At just over 10kg The Evalite Duo is one of the lightest strollers for siblings available. It is suitable from birth and can be used with Joie car seats or carrycots (with the Instant Sure Lock attachment). It's simple to fold, lift, drive and ride. The frame's clever design expands to accommodate the second child seat.
Out 'n' About say the one-handed fold is a major feature of the Evalite Duo, and they were awed by how quickly and easily it can be put together. They did notice that it was more difficult to navigate rough surfaces and bumps in comparison to other models.
The front seat does not fully recline and the parents needed to use their hands to lower it. This is something they'd like to avoid when traveling with children. Nonetheless, they say the Evalite Duo is a great pushchair that can be made perfect with a few tweaks. They love how compact it is when folded.
iCandy Peach
iCandy Peach, a sophisticated tandem buggy, offers parents all of the options they need. It is compatible with a variety of car seats and folds up easily with a single click. It comes with a variety of additional features, such as raincovers and liners. The rival brands charge a separate fee for these.
iCandy's Peach pushchair is a popular choice for fashion-conscious parents thanks to its stylish and contemporary premium jersey fabrics. The new 2022 Peach has been upgraded with a few minor tweaks to increase the performance and function, without compromising aesthetics.
The addition of a ride-on board makes this the ideal option for twins. It's also slightly smaller than previous Peach models, but that doesn't stop it from offering all the space you'll require for your child.
This is the perfect double stroller for you for those who want something sleek and adaptable. You can use it as a single pram right from birth and then buy a double kit to turn it into a twin stroller. It also has a huge basket and 5 reclining positions for maximum comfort for your child. It also has an integrated carry strap and a single-handed folding mechanism. It's heavy to store, especially because it folds in two parts instead of one.
iCandy Orange
This is the best twin buggy available. The seats can be fitted with liners and footmuffs that keep your children warm in cold winter months. The carrycot is simple to attach with the side flaps that open to allow for gate opening. double buggy with carrycot is spacious and comfortable. Orange chassis allows for 30 different combinations of the seat and carrycot.
The wheels are built to take on rough terrain and pavements. It also comes with a large shopping basket, which is ideal for supermarkets with large sizes. The pushchair is lightweight and easy to drive. The circular pedal brake makes it simple to use, but it's not suitable for flip-flops. The latch that keeps it folded requires two hands to unlock. After it's folded, the front wheels slide into the basket, and the chassis can free-stand with ease.
The Orange is ideal for style-conscious parents who have a baby or toddler and need a buggy that will be able to grow with their children. It's a good option for parents who are expecting a second baby in the near future and need a double pushchair that's adaptable. The iCandy Orange is not cheap, but it's versatile enough that it should last for a while and offer a decent resale value too. It can also be fitted with a buggy board, which will reduce the amount of siblings fighting over seats.
Mountain Buggy Duet
Mountain Buggy, founded by a New Zealander and is part of the Mokopuna Group, which also owns Phil and Teds and Baby Jogger is the first company in the world of prams to focus on two all-terrain pushchairs. The Duet side-by-side twin stroller is slim and sleek and is able to slide through doorways and maneuver well through narrow aisles of shopping. It is one the most compact and fully-featured double buggies on the market and has won numerous awards, including Mother & Baby Twin Gold in 2014 and Prima Baby Twin Silver in 2015.
The seats are narrow enough to allow children of varying ages to sit comfortably together. They also have independent reclining so that kids can pick their preferred seating position. The large canopies come with the ability to flip out sun visors, and the storage basket is extremely spacious. It accepts two infant car seats with the purchase of car seat adapters and works with nearly all brands that are available, which is a huge plus.
The only downside is the weight. At 32.4 lbs, it is difficult to lift into and out of the trunk, and could be difficult for Grandma to manage. It's also more expensive than other double buggies. But, it's made to last and has many features for the price. It's a great option for parents in urban areas who don't want to carry around a heavy stroller. The padding of the harnesses, the 5-point buckles and padded straps make it safe for babies.
Bugaboo Donkey Twin
The Bugaboo Donkey Twin is a elegant, functional buggy that has elegant design. It's a great product, but not without flaws.
For one, it offers very little in the way of extra features for the kids and the parents. There's a tiny side bin next to the seat that can only be used when the seat is connected - and that's the only feature it provides. There are no cup holders, parent tray or accessory pockets. This could be a problem for long journeys.
The seats don't recline to a very flat position, and the gap between them is quite wide, so our 5-year-old had trouble lying back with ease. It's a shame, considering it's a premium model.
It's easy to maneuver and the swivel wheel is ideal for climbing up stairs and slopes. It's also narrow enough to pass through most doors and folds up easily for stress-free storage and transport. Plus, it can be converted back to mono mode in just three clicks should you ever require more space or need to get away. It can even accommodate a third child with the comfort wheeled boards if you're required to. It's expensive, but if you're on a budget there are alternatives out there. If you're a fan of the brand and are able to afford it, it's well worth the price.