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Buying a Twin Buggy

If you're looking to take twins or two children close in age, this collection of double prams and buggies make it easy to move your children from A to B. Tandem models are perfect for siblings of similar ages and single-seaters provide more manoeuvrability on public transport and in smaller space.

Side-by-side buggies such as the Out n About Nipper Double are slim enough to fit through the majority of doors and require less space on the pavement. For tough terrain you should look for a seat that has an independent recliner and suspension that are able to handle it.

Comfort

If you're planning to take twins on a trip, you need a twin stroller that can provide plenty of comfort. You can choose seats with adjustable calf rests that will make your baby comfortable and also an extended sun canopy and an ample storage basket. Many manufacturers also provide an array of accessories to ensure you have everything you need to enjoy your family outings, including rain covers and cup holders.

The size of your buggy is an important aspect to consider. There are a few twins with a slimmer profile that will fit through standard doors, but you'll have to take measurements and consult the manufacturer prior to purchasing. You'll also need to adjust your seating arrangement if you have twins of different ages or with different requirements.

Duet V3.2, a side by side twin buggy that comes with many configurations, is a great choice for twins or siblings of various ages. It comes with 17 different configurations and can be used as a travel set-up with an infant carrier that is compatible with the car seat. The innovative frame expands in width rather than height. This makes it one the slimmest side-by-side options available.

This model also features two world-facing seats suitable from birth. They can be modified to accommodate a parent-facing carrycot or cosido to let parents keep an eye on both of their newborns at all terrain double buggy times. The seats can be adjusted separately so that you can determine the ideal position for your child. The UPF50+ large canopy with magnetic peekaboo window and adjustable calf supports offers protection from the elements.

The Graco Voyager inline twin buggy is a budget-friendly option for toddlers and kids until age three. Its seats can recline in multiple positions, and the front wheel suspension gives it a smooth ride on the majority of types of terrain. Our Lab experts liked the folding method by pulling up on a strap located on each seat and you'll have it folded in a matter of seconds, with no need to take them off before.

Safety

The best twin stroller twin buggies come with suspensions that can handle grass, gravel paths and kerbs. Some even have two front wheels for extra stability when traversing rough terrain or bumpy roads. Look for features like an auto-stop brake that stops the buggy if you release the handlebar, so that you can catch the vehicle before it goes away. If you're looking for a double buggy that can take your kids on a walk or run you should check the weight limit. Also, you should check the recline of the seat to ensure that your children are comfortable on long walks or runs.

There are three kinds of twin buggies: tandem, side-by-side and one-seated. Side-by-side models are perfect for twins or siblings very close in age, as they allow both of them to sit together to interact and talk during strolls. This type of twin buggy is a bit narrower than others, making it easier to maneuver and fit through doors. They may be heavier, have a larger footprint and feel less stable when bumping kerbs.

Tandem buggy models are more likely to be double-travel systems, with the option of attaching two carrycots or car seats at the same time. Certain models can be extended to accommodate two identical baby car seats in the rear-facing position. They may be smaller than twin buggies with side-by-side seating, but can still be larger than single buggy models and may not always fit through doorways if the manufacturers' 'standard' doors are too narrow.

One-seated models are usually much smaller than other kinds of double buggy, and use less pavement. They are a great option for twins or siblings who want to sit together without the need to wake each other up by fighting or pulling one hair. Some models are designed to be independent in their seat recline and your kids can rest comfortably without kicking each other.

Convenience

With a twin stroller, your children can take their favorite dolls or teddy bears along on an outing. There are many models with seats that let two kids sit together so they can play together. Some even come with an adjustable basket that can be folded to store everything.

There are twin buggies available in different price points, but it's worth paying a bit extra to get one that is simple to operate and will grow with your family. For instance, the Joie Evalite Duo is a great choice, which you can buy online for about PS200. Its backrest is flat for a newborn and upright for a toddler. The design is very user-friendly and has a simple fold. It is easy to roll and suspension makes it easy to maneuver kerbs.

The iCandy Peach 7 offers another flexible option. It has 30 different seating configurations including twins, a child, a toddler or three children if you choose to add UPPAbaby’s ‘PiggyBack’ board (which can be bought separately for PS120). The compact chassis, which measures only 73cm wide in double tandem pushchair mode, means it can fit through the majority of doors and can be wheeled into your home without taking up too much space. It has big canopy options to offer exceptional protection from rain and sun and also hoods that peek out so you can keep an eye on your kids at any time.

There are also twin pushchairs designed with convenience at the forefront, like the Gazelle S Luxury which lets you save time by folding it with both seats attached. It is possible to wheel the stroller right out of the front door. This is especially beneficial for parents with babies. You'll still need to remove the seat on the lower part and this can be done in about a minute and the whole item folds neatly lying on its feet. The slim frame makes it lighter and less bulky than other double buggies.

Design

There are many designs to choose from, whether you're shopping for twins or close-in-age siblings. Some single prams can be transformed into twin buggies while others are designed as twin buggies. Whatever design you're looking for, the most important factor is to find one that fits your family's requirements and lifestyle.

The majority of twin buggies are available in tandem or side-byside configurations that allow children to sit next to one or behind. Side-by-side models tend to be narrower and easier to manoeuvre, and they can work for babies or kids of varying ages. Tandems are larger and may not fit in smaller car boots, but they provide the benefit of children being able interact with one another.

Many twin buggies come with various features that parents love. Look for adjustable five-point safety harnesses with multiple recline options for seats and a huge front canopy which can be enlarged with a peek-aboo hood. Some models also feature a parent tray with cup holders, a change mat and an under-seat bin to store things in.

The right size and type of wheel is crucial for your twin buggy. Choose a double buggy with all-terrain wheels that can easily negotiate mud, gravel and uneven surfaces. Pick a buggy with suspension to give you more control.

Look for a model with an ample cargo bag if you plan to use your twin buggy on long walks. It can hold more than two kids and keep an eye on their items. Other useful features worth considering include sun protection, rain cover and a shopping tray.