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Which Lightweight Double Pushchair Should You Buy?

It's easy to move around in a lightweight double pushchair, particularly if you have children of different ages. They are easy to fold, steer and transport up and over stairs.

This City Mini GT2 offers side-by-side seats with plenty of legroom and reclining that can be adjusted. It also has massive UPF 50+ canopy with windows that peek out. It also comes with a smart frame that can expand in width to accommodate a second car seat and compatible car seat(s).

Side-by-Side

The majority of lightweight double buggy for twins pushchairs (you can find out more) we've test are side-byside models and they're generally best for children who can sit up unassisted because they aren't equipped with car seat integration. That said they do have a few advantages. thule double stroller Urban Glide 2 Double and the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Double are both excellent options that offer adjustable recline in both seats, a wide canopy, and padded five-point harnesses. They're also easy to maneuver despite their bigger footprint and are great for parents who are worried about fitting through doorways.

The Cybex Duet is a little different due to its clever frame that extends its width to create another seat, making it slimmer than most other side-by-side pushchairs on the market. It is able to pass through standard doors and is easy to maneuver in public transportation. It is also a jogger which is great if you plan to use it in conjunction with an infant car seat or carrier.

Another great side-by-side, lightweight double is the UPPAbaby Vista v2 Double, which allows for even more customization with a modular frame. It features a clever design that allows you to turn it into a single stroller or a double by incorporating two car seats or carrycots (it can even take twins). It is a practical option for growing families. The umbrella stroller UPPAbaby is one of the lightest, most stylish and stylish strollers available.

If you're looking for a compact, lightweight double, consider the egg2 that folds down to the size of a small double buggy suitcase. It can be used as a single or double with the addition of 2 carrycots or infant car seats and our home testers were awed by how simple and sleek it was to use even when loaded with children.

Side-by-side lightweight double pushchairs aren't foolproof, though -- if your children are the same age or at the same stage, they might still argue over who rides in which seat. If they're different heights, a tandem model could be more suitable for them since it allows them to confront each other.

Tandem

While side-byside models might be better suited for siblings of the same age, tandem lightweight double pushchairs are a different kind of pushchair with their own appeal. Some can accommodate carseats that are larger, and others come with Reversible seats. Others have an additional carrycot or convertible seat in the middle. They are generally more spacious and easy to move into and out of however their baskets are typically smaller than those of single buggies. They often have larger big canopies with windows that peek out, as well as one cup holder for the parent and padding for the legs of little ones.

The iCandy Peach is another example of a good-value lightweight tandem. The fabric is a bit less luxurious than those of some of our top-rated doubles. However, it still looks fantastic and is simple to use. One of the most striking things about it is the one-handed fold - although it requires practice, Kirstie in our Lab declared it to be "genius". It can't be folded with the carrycot attached, however the mechanism for attaching and taking it off it is easy and quick.

Tandem lightweight double pushchairs will typically make tighter turns than side-byside models, but they can be more difficult to drive on uneven surfaces and curbs. They can also be slower to accelerate and are heavier to move. This can put strain on your back.

A convertible double buggy is another alternative. It's initially a single however, you can add adapters to make it a double. These can include the option of a second seat or carrycot in front or children can be seated side-by-side. Some can also consider including a buggyboard, which can help an older child keep pace with younger siblings or brothers.

The Uppababy Vista V2 is a good example of a convertible because it can also be converted into a twin pushchair pram by the purchase of additional cocoons (PS59 each) which create a lay-flat area for infants. They can be positioned side by side or attached to face each other and you can use them in conjunction with the baby car seat that is included with the pushchair (as as long as you choose a compatible one). Since they are made of high-quality materials, these types of dual-use buggies can often be used for many years without displaying much wear, which means they have a the highest resale value.

Single-to-Double

This light double buggy is designed for outdoor-loving family who would like to upgrade from an individual-stroller. It can be transformed into a jogger by acquiring kits that include air-filled tires and all-wheel suspension. It's also a great option for twins or children of different age groups and as a triple tandem, it's able to handle rough terrain. It's also a good choice for parents who are looking for an elegant design that's just as sleek as a single and comes in a variety of colors for the fabric.

This iCandy model is easy to fold with a one-handed system. Although it's heavier than the other single-to-double pushchairs in this review, our home tester Karolina said that it still is very maneuverable, even with two toddlers and a carrycot inside.

You can purchase additional items such as the Roma Gemini Carrycots (PS100) that are ideal for infants. Our test panel found the seats were comfortable for toddlers and had good lumbar support and headrests. There are many options for reclining and recline, with the front seat being able to be adjusted to different positions and the rear seat offering the option to recline.

The biggest drawback of this kind of buggy is that it's generally larger overall than the side-by-side doubles, which makes it harder to get through doorways and can be tricky to manoeuvre up and down kerbs. However, the wheels and suspension on these types of strollers generally do a good job of handling paved surfaces, and the fact that they're lighter than the side-by-sides, means you still have a decent amount of storage space. It's worth bearing in mind that these strollers aren't as good at walking through the narrow aisles of supermarkets and can struggle to cope with a lot of shopping. It's a little easier to turn them around even on the smallest of curving paths, but it can be difficult to turn them around on a straight path. Some are also easier to turn than others, like the Thule Urban Glide 2 Double and Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double, for example.

Convertible

The best thing about convertible double pushchairs is that they are able to adapt to changing family requirements. They are typically single buggies and include adapters to add an additional seat, a carrycot or (in some cases) the car seat to the frame. Some can even convert back to a single buggie when your child gets older and starts to walk more or wants to ride on a buggy board.

One of the most lightweight double strollers on our list, this stylish tri-fold model can hold children up to 40 lbs each. It comes with a handy basket in between the seats for storage. The spacious canopy with peekaboo window, multi-position reclining chairs as well as front and back suspensions for smoother and more comfortable riding on rough terrain were praised by the home testers. It also has a handy cup holder for the parent and a large, easy-to access basket. However, they noticed that the seats' backs have small pockets that aren't large enough to hold much more than a phone and keys.

This light, high-end side-byside is available in more than 20 models. It also comes with a second chair and carrycot. Its impressive set of features includes a high-profile handlebar for easier steering; front and rear suspension to smooth rough terrain; a self-standing, compact fold with handy straps that make it easy to schlep and seven-inch wheel lock that swivels in the front and 10-inch rear wheels with suspension for a smoother ride. The only downside is that you'll have to purchase a separate baby carrier or car seat.

This versatile tandem is a top pick from our home testers due to its maneuverability and large shopping basket that is accessible with both seats facing the parent. Its surprisingly light weight (about the same as single pushchairs) makes it a breeze to move. Its reversible seats mean that you can flip them to face either direction, and the clever way that it attaches the second seat or riding board to the rear is appreciated by many. Parents also admired that it accommodates infant carriers and car seat from a variety of brands. This includes some that are not normally compatible with other double buggies.