The Best Twin Buggy
Designed to adapt to your family's needs This inline double comes with multiple seating configurations and can be used for twins or children of various age groups. Its foam-filled rubber tires never flatten and its soft suspension can easily handle the kerbs.
It folds up super-flat and satisfies the weight requirements of airlines gate-checks making it easy to travel with. It also comes with a huge underseat storage basket and four-panel sun canopy.
Leclerc Influencer
The Leclerc influencer is a fantastic option for travelers. Its sleek design, auto-folding and dimensions that are cabin-approved make it an excellent choice. Its folded (and unfurled) width is 47cm. This is slightly larger than the IATA standard 45cm. But, it meets airline hand luggage regulations. It can be stored in overhead lockers on flights (subject to approval by the airline). It was easy to clean with just a wipe down, and there were a variety of additional items available such as nappy bags, footmuffs and buggy organiser bags that strap onto handles and hoods that provide UV50+ protection.
We love the way it's so small when collapsed, and that it can easily fit into tiny spaces like shops, narrow alleyways and Jane's tiny terrace - and it's even more convenient to maneuver up and down the stairs. The bumper bar doubles as a carry handle, and there's an ample, flip-flop-friendly brake that has a color indicator. The basket is a little smaller than some other models however it's large enough to hold a decent-sized changing bag and there are also additional traytrays for snacks, drinks and toys.
It is suitable from birth. The adaptors are available separately to pair it with the Leclerc Baby Carrycot. The innovative backrest can be folded down to make it ideal for long walks or naps. The 5-point harness that is magnetic makes it simple to use. It's also light at just 6.6kg and comes with the travel bag.
Joie Evalite Duo
British brand Joie is committed to "sharing happiness with the new parents" and has created pushchairs that are "functional, innovative and stylish". The Evalite Duo is their latest twin buggy. It's designed to take two kids side-by-side in contrast to the slightly heavier Aire Twin, and has raised stadium-style seating so both children can view the world around them.
The Evalite Duo weighs just under 10kg and is among the most lightweight strollers for children available. It is suitable for use from birth and can be used with a Joie car seat or carrycots. It's simple to drive or ride, lift, and fold and the frame expands to fit the second seat.
Out 'n' About say the one-handed fold is the highlight of the Evalite Duo, and they were amazed by how fast and easily it is put together. However, they did note that it's a bit more difficult to navigate bumps and rough terrain than some other models.
The front seat doesn't fully recline and the parents needed to use their own hands to lower it. This is something they'd like to avoid when traveling with young children. The Evalite Duo, however, is a great stroller that could be improved upon with a few adjustments. They love how compact it is when folded.
iCandy Peach
iCandy Peach is a highly-sophisticated tandem buggy that gives parents all the options they require. It's compatible with a wide range of car seats and folds up easily using a one-click mechanism. It comes with a range of additional features, such as liners and raincovers. Other brands charge separately for these.
iCandy Peach is a popular choice among parents who are fashion-conscious due to its chic and modern jersey fabrics. The new 2022 Peach is updated with minor tweaks to increase performance and functionality without sacrificing style.
One of the biggest changes to the current Peach is the addition of a ride-onboard which makes it a great choice for twins. It's also smaller than the older Peach model, but it still provides all the space that your child could need.
This is a great double stroller if you want something stylish and versatile. It can be used as a single stroller from birth and then buy an additional kit to transform it into a twin stroller. It also has a massive basket and five recline positions to provide maximum comfort for your child. It also features a one-handed fold and an integrated carry strap. The only drawback is that it could be quite heavy to carry around when not in use in particular since it folds in two parts rather than one.
iCandy Orange
This is one of the most popular twin buggies. The seats are well-padded and come with liners or luxury footmuffs which will keep your children warm in cold weather. The carrycot is simple to attach by using the gate-opening side flaps. It is large and comfortable. Orange chassis allows for 30 combinations of the seat and carrycot.
The wheels are built to take on rough roads and terrain. It also comes with a large shopping basket that's ideal for large supermarkets. The pushchair is smooth to drive with a lightweight feel, and the pedal brake that is rounded is simple to use (but not flip-flop friendly). It's not the easiest to fold as the latch that keeps it folded needs two hands to unlock. Once it's collapsed, the front wheels tuck under the basket, and the chassis is free to stand.
The Orange is best suited for parents who are fashion-conscious and have a baby or toddler and need a buggy that will be able to adapt to the child. It's also a good option for parents who plan to have an additional child in the near future who want a flexible double pushchair. The iCandy Orange may not be inexpensive, but its versatility should make it last a long time and boost its resale value. It's also possible to equip it with a buggy board, which can reduce the number of siblings fighting over seats.
Mountain Buggy Duet
The company was founded by a New Zealander, Mountain Buggy (part of the Mokopuna group, which also owns Phil and Teds and Baby Jogger) is the first pram brand to focus on all-terrain double pushchairs. The Duet twin stroller is easily maneuvered in narrow shopping aisles and through the doors. It is one of the smallest, fully-featured double buggies on the market and has won numerous awards including the 2014 Mother & Baby Twin Gold and the 2015 Prima Baby Twin Silver.
The seats are narrow enough for children of different ages to sit together comfortably, and the seats are independently reclineable so kids can choose their preferred position. The large canopies feature flip-out sun visors, and the storage basket has plenty of space. It works with most brands and accepts two adapters for infant car seats with the purchase of car seats.
The only downside is the weight. It weighs 32.4 lbs and may be difficult to get into and out of the trunk for Grandma. Additionally, it is more expensive than most other side-by-side double buggies. However, it was built to last and comes with numerous features for the price. It's a good option for urban parents who wish to avoid lugging a heavy stroller around. And, the padding of the harnesses and the 5-point buckle ensure that it is safe for infants.
Bugaboo Donkey twin
The Bugaboo Donkey Twin has a fashionable and functional design. It's a quality product, but not without flaws.
For one, it has very little in the way of extra conveniences for both the parents and their children. There's a small bin next to the seat that can only be used when one seat is attached - and that's the only feature it provides. There aren't any cup holders, parent tray or accessory pockets. This could be a problem for long journeys.
The seats don't lie flat and the gap between the seats is quite large. Our 5-year-old was having trouble lying back comfortably. That's a shame considering it's a high-end model.
It's simple to maneuver and the swivel wheel is great for climbing stairs and slopes. It's also small enough to fit through most doorways, and it folds easily for easy storage and transportation. Additionally, it can be converted back to mono mode with just three clicks if you require more space or want to make a quick getaway. It can even accommodate a third child using the comfort wheeled boards if you need to. It is expensive though so 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 worth the cost.