Which Double Tandem Pushchair is Best For Your Family?

When you're preparing for twins or a new child there are plenty of products that can make your life with children moving around more comfortable. One of them is the Double Pram For Twins tandem pushchair.

The majority of brands offer a double buggy as part of their line, ranging from Phil and Teds to Baby Jogger. They can be side-by-side or inline convertible models.

Stability

If you have twins, or children close in age, having a double tandem pushchair can make traveling with two children much more enjoyable and comfortable. There are so many styles and configurations available it can be difficult to determine which one is best for your family. Some are better suited to running, while others can accommodate a third person with buggyboards. Which ones are the most stable, but?

The CYBEX Gazelle is an excellent option for children who are the same age. They can be difficult to navigate through narrow doors or shopping aisles. In this instance, you might be best to go with a stadium-style model, like the Bugaboo Donkey or Mountain Buggy Duet which allows children to face you or each other depending on the configuration.

Tandem models that seat one behind the other are easier to manage than side-byside pushchairs, however they're not as stable as single strollers and car seats. They aren't easy to lift up curbs and they may have less storage space than a side by side pushchair.

It is recommended to test the double with both seats in place as that is how you'll be using it the most. You should test whether it is easy to navigate and steer, particularly in tight corners or when using the front wheels that swivel. You should also check the brakes, as they may be difficult to use when both child seats are connected.

If you're looking for a top-quality double stroller that can do it all, take a look at the Phil and Teds Sport Double. This stylish compact twin stroller pushchair can be converted from a single to tandem in a few easy steps. The seat and carrycot both recline and can be used with the parent facing or facing one another and the air-filled tyres and all-wheel suspension make it perfect for tackling a variety of terrains. It has a handy underseat storage basket, but access to it is restricted when the second seat is in place.

Comfort

There's a double stroller suitable for any family, regardless of whether you have twins, a toddler or a newborn. They can be used to transport two kids side-by-side, but many can be converted to one pushchair (though this usually requires taking off one seat). They tend to be larger than a single buggy but the majority offer ultra flexibility and a good value for money.

In our recent double stroll reviews, we sought feedback from testers on a range of aspects such as the comfort of riding, handling and how well the stroller folded. They also rated the ease of getting in and out of the car seat, as well as whether or not it could be used with the baby carrier.

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

Other great features of this pushchair are the padded handlebar with cup holder and pouch as well as the simple braking system and the reversible seat liner with naturally anti-bacterial bamboo on one side and soft jersey on the other. Our test participants also appreciated the fact that it is able to fold it in one hand and that's a major benefit when you have two small double stroller children to watch.

They're more expensive, but they can provide greater flexibility due to their ability to be able to pass through narrow aisles and doors. They can be difficult to maneuver up kerbs and heavy to push, but they do have an inclined front load that helps to distribute the weight.

Flexibility

Whether you're looking to keep your twins close or have a baby and toddler, a double tandem pushchair can be an invaluable addition to your family. It will assist you in avoiding the irritation of children who wake each other up or fighting out and about, thereby keeping the two of them happy. This type of buggy is also ideal if you're planning to use it on public transportation because it will be easier to fit it in the space available.

Certain models offer an extreme degree of flexibility, including the ability to switch back to single mode when your child is ready for strollers, without having to buy an entirely new one. The UPPAbaby Vista Double, for example it can fit two infant car seats as well as a riding board that is in the back which makes it suitable for three children. It can be used in conjunction with a stroller as well as a rolling case for parents. This lets you travel light while having everything your family needs.

The Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite is a different style of double stroller double compared to the other models, yet it offers the same features that you'll find in our top picks. It folds easily and can fit through many doors. The basket underneath the carriage is also higher which makes it easier to load groceries. The rear seat is covered, so your child will be kept warm in the winter.

A side-byside pram is bigger than a tandem, which makes it difficult to navigate shopping aisles or narrow footpaths. However, it's more maneuverable on rocky terrain than a standard dual pushchair. Some of these pushchairs could be difficult to steer during tight turns, particularly in the case of a child who is heavier in the front seat.

A double inline pushchair is the best option for families with multiple children. It can be used as lightweight twin buggy prams when your children are young but it could also be converted into a tandem as they reach a certain age. Some of these models, like the iCandy Peach 3+, can accept two i-Size car seats, giving you ultimate flexibility and the best value for money.

Storage

The main disadvantage of double buggy is that it can take up more space on public transport and it can be more difficult to maneuver through narrow doors and lifts. They also cost more especially side-by-side models that have a second seat in the in front.

Some models, such as the Joolz Geo or the Uppababy Vista V2, can be converted to tandem pushchairs. This is a cost-effective option if you're planning to have a baby in the future. It also increases the lifespan of your buggy. It's not easy to convert it back into a single seat when your older child grows out of it.

Stadium Duo is the perfect dual stroller for urban adventures. It's compact and lightweight twin buggy. It comes with a one-click fold, automatic storage lock and is compatible with two SnugEssentials infant car seats or SnugRide SnugSize infant car seat* to make a smooth transition. Its raised stadium-style seating gives the kids a stunning view of the world, and it's easy to connect your infant car seat to the front or rear of the stroller with just a single click. You can also pack all the essentials for your outing in the large basket for shopping and tray for parents. The suspension and swivel wheels provide smooth rides and better manoeuvrability. The 5-point safety belts on both seats will ensure the safety of your child.