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Choosing a Twin Stroller Designed with active families in mind, this twin stroller grows with your family from birth to toddlerhood. The way it moves is a big success with test subjects. It can accommodate two infant car seats as well as bassinets, meaning it's not necessary to purchase an additional carrier. It also comes with a good amount of storage space. Lightweight You'll need a light twin stroller that is easy to maneuver. This will enable you to navigate through crowded streets and get around quickly, so you can focus on the most important things that matter: your children. A stroller that is light and easy to manage is also ideal for navigating narrow doorways and tight spaces as it allows you to move through small gaps. A lightweight stroller is smaller than a double stroller, saving space in your trunk. It's also simpler to store. But, it's essential to check for a spacious under-seat basket that is able to hold at least 22 pounds of equipment. You might also want to consider an organizer for storage that can be attached directly to the handlebar. Another thing to think about is the distance your children are and what seating configuration works best for your family. If your twins are close in age gap, you may prefer an inline option so they can sit side-byside and connect. If your children are in different developmental stages and have a large age gap, you might want to choose a car seat that is able to accommodate both infant car seats and convertible seats. The Kolcraft Cloud Plus is one of our most popular strollers that are lightweight. It weighs only 23lbs, making it lighter than other single strollers. and can hold kiddos as heavy as 40 pounds in each seat. The Jeep Destination Ultralight SBS Double Stroller features a lightweight frame with telescoping handles, wheels that are filled with foam that do not flatten, and a design that is easy to fold. Many parents are worried about their kids' security when riding in a double stroller, so search for a model that has numerous safety features. It could include a 5-point safety harness for each seat, brakes on the rear and front, a foot-brake, and a large canopy with peek-a-boo windows that provide head-to-toe sun protection. Look for stroller accessories such as a child tray or snack cup or back pockets that can also be used as drink holders. Easy to Fold When evaluating potential strollers, look for models that fold easily and compact enough for storage. This will save you time when you need to get somewhere (or in a parking garage during a rainstorm) and reduce strain on your back from carrying the stroller in its entirety. The ideal fold is a simple one-handed folding. Self-standing designs are more convenient. A telescoping handlebar is another feature we appreciate for ease of use, and you can usually find it on more expensive models. If you plan to travel with your twins and a lightweight, compact stroller that is easily folded and put in a compact trunk is a must. A good-sized basket is also an advantage on double strollers. Some of the models that we tested have additional pockets or child trays that are located in the seatbacks. The Zoe Twin+ has a large, useful basket that is among the smallest and lightest when folded; the UPPAbaby G-Link 2 and Delta Children LX Side by Side come with smaller but functional baskets. They also have pockets in the seatbacks. In our tests the comfort of the ride was a major factor. A number of the light double strollers that we test were equipped with smooth suspensions that can absorb bumps without making children feel pushed around. The most efficient model, the Summer Infant 2 Go Lite is a very comfortable ride and is a fantastic choice for infants as well as toddlers. It accepts two car seat carriers and comes with an rear seat that can be converted to a bassinet style seat for infants, making it an excellent choice from birth through toddlerhood. If you're looking for a more expensive alternative, check out the Jeep Wrangler TrailRunner Twin. It features a comfortable, spacious set of seats, which can recline independently. The large UPF50+ canopy offers plenty of shade, as well as peek-through windows. The seats are padded and come with adjustable leg and footrests. They are both covered in padding and come with removable child tethers. This model folds easily with a one-handed folding mechanism and an swiveling wheel at the front. It's also easier to fold than other two-seaters we have tried. When folded, it's among the lightest and smallest double strollers. It also features an adjustable telescoping bar that can be adjusted to suit your the height. Easy to Carry If you've got a long trip coming up or you simply need to get the children from one side of town to the other without having to carry the bulk of a double stroller, consider a bare-bones twin stroller that will do the job. These twin strollers typically come with a seat or platform for the older child, and a platform or bench for the child who is younger. They can fit in the overhead bins on most aircrafts. You should look for features like a cup holder and an area to store your child's snacks as well as an umbrella in the event of rain. Some of our favorite lightweight double strollers are quite small, like the Zoe Twin+, which folds to be one of the smallest and lightest when closed. It has a spacious passenger seat that is adjustable for foot and leg rests as well as an ample UPF 50+ canopy with a the ability to peek out. It also has easy and quick buckles that are some of the most simple to attach for children of all ages. It is crucial that a twin stroller fits through doors and other small spaces, particularly when you are shopping or running errands. Review the description of the product and the dimensions to make sure it can get into your car trunk, or through narrow entrances at your local grocery store or coffee shop. Inline twin strollers (with seats stacked on top of each other) tend to be larger than side-by-side models. If you want a dual stroller that will fit infant car seats, consider choosing a model that has custom adapters that allow you to snap your favorite infant carseats right into the frame. This allows for a smoother transition from car to stroller and can help prevent interrupted nap times while on the move. This is particularly useful when your infant is in one seat, and your toddler is in another. It's perfect for families who travel a lot. Parents of twins might think about a more expensive frame stroller such as the Vist v2 Double from UPPAbaby that can accommodate two infant car seats and work for years with just one or three children. They are designed to last a lot longer than a simple, low-cost inline twin stroller and can still be used for jogging or shopping with only the infant car seats. Suspension You'll likely spend a good amount of money for your twin stroller, so be sure to look for one built to last. The quality of the wheels, suspension system and seat base are essential. These features allow the stroller to glide across different terrains. A well-designed suspension will absorb shocks caused by uneven surfaces and make it easier to push. Another thing to think about is the size and ease of navigating the stroller in tight spaces. You'll want to ensure that it will fit through doors and over curbs. You should also be aware of the size of the basket under the seat. It should be big enough to hold your shopping bags as well as snacks and other necessities. You may also want to look at the warranty on your new twin stroller. A good warranty will guarantee that you will get an exchange in the event of issues. In addition, you need to ensure that the company is easy to reach and also provides prompt customer service. This is essential, especially when you have any future issues with your stroller. An excellent way to test this is to dial the customer support number or by filling out a contact form on their website. You should expect a speedy response and detailed responses to your queries. This will ensure that the purchase was a good one. If you're in search of a fashionable twin stroller that can withstand the demands of parenthood, take a look at the Vista V2. It's a model with a lot of versatility and features that are top-of-the-line, such as front-locking wheels and a large sun canopy that has pull-out sun visors and stadium-style seating with the best leg room between seats, footrests that can be adjusted, and much more. It's designed to accommodate up to two infant car seats with adapters (car seat and adapter sold separately), making it the ideal choice for parents who need to go on long walks or frequent travel. The Vista V2 isn't perfect, despite its many amazing features. smallest double buggy of this chassis makes it difficult to maneuver through tight spaces. Also the storage basket beneath the seats is incredibly small. The lightweight design and top-quality wheels make it a good choice for families with children of all ages.