The best travel double stroller Double Buggy Strollers

A double buggy is ideal if you are expecting twins, or if you have two children of different ages. The ideal double buggy is simple to maneuver and is able to handle rough surfaces.

They also come with features such as large sun canopies as well as hoods that are transparent and seats that are adjustable.

1. Baby Jogger City Tour Double

The City Tour 2 Double stroller is the smallest model in the Baby Jogger range. It is designed for travel, and fits through standard doors easily due to its slim and compact design. It's also one the lightest double buggies you can find with a weight of just 14lbs when folded. This makes it ideal for traveling with a toddler and newborn since you won't exceed the luggage allowances of airlines. It also folds up to the size of a bag for travel so that you can put it away in the back of your car when not when you're not using it.

It's simple to fold the Z-shape with one hand. Once you're used to it, it is compact and only takes seconds. Our tester found the auto-lock a bit confusing, and because the handlebar doesn't lock into the position you push it into and it landed on her leg when she was using it. She also felt that the handlebar was a bit on the short side particularly with a large changing bag hanging from it.

This double stroller is not as light as other travel buggies. It's got a broad variety of features, and is among the most versatile double strollers on the market. It's compatible with two carry cots (available separately), features multiple recline positions as well as an UV 50+ canopy. You can even add the bassinet to either or both seats and transform it into a travel system.

The four tires made of rubber are ideal for pavements and urban terrain. However, they're not made for off-roading. They struggled with gravel and long grass and there wasn't enough clearance between the wheel bracket and wheel, so mud stuck easily. Our tester loved this vehicle, and it was able to climb beautiful muddy hills.

iCandy Orange

The iCandy Orange double buggy is the ultimate in style, versatility and quality. It is an essential item for parents who want a chic and durable double buggy that lasts. The Orange features a sleek frame that is lightweight and sleek with an enormous basket that easily fits 2 car seats. It has an elegant, adjustable canopy that is both water repellent and breathable. It is available in trendy colors like Pistachio on the Jet Black Frame, Fossil on a Jet Black Frame, and Rose. The option to add a built-in ride for older siblings is also available.

This 2021 update has few enhancements, including improved maneuverability, a larger basket, and a new bumper bar with leatherette covers. The seats are molded and are really comfortable. They're also adjustable so that they can be positioned to suit the needs of siblings. iCandy have created the first ever 'cinema' seating design enabling parents to keep eye contact with their children. They can be adjusted so that they face the parent or the world.

It's a heavier tandem buggy but it's incredibly easy to operate and steer, especially on smooth roads. It's stable in pushchairs double and single mode and even on sloping terrain. It's not as easy to drive on public transport, however, because it requires more than one hand on the handlebar. It's also heavy and can't be stuffed into the standard car boot with the seat on, however this can be overcome by careful planning. iCandy have included an infant footmuff, a changing bag and car seat adapters in the price, making this an excellent value for new parents.

3. Joie Evalite Duo

This is a lightweight tandem stroller. It comes with two non-reversible seats that are suitable for babies until around 3 years of age. The rear seat can also hold a car-seat.

It features a simple and easy to fold mechanism that makes it convenient for storage and travel. It also has a large basket that is perfect for storing your baby and toddler's essentials.

The Joie Evalite Duo is a ideal double buggy for newbies as it offers excellent value for money and is simple to move. It is also extremely light, making it easier to push over long distances. It also comes with a top-quality suspension system that ensures the smoothest ride for parents and kids.

This fashionable and practical city stroller can be used by twins or a toddler with an infant, or even three children with the addition of UPPAbaby's ‘PiggyBack’ board (sold separately). Its sleek frame and compact dimensions make it ideal for shopping malls and narrow streets in cities. The swivel wheel on the front and four-wheel suspension allow it to navigate uneven or rough terrain.

Another good feature is that this buggy can accommodate a car seat in the back This makes it ideal for families who plan to travel. It has a secure one-click fold and works with a variety of Joie infant car seats. It has a large basket, and comfortable seats for children. The only issue is that the front seat can't recline completely, which could be a problem for babies. It is a great option when you're looking for a lightweight and affordable stroller.

4. Cybex Gazelle S

This is the stroller you need if you are expecting twins. It's the first travel system made by Cybex and comes with built-in adaptors that allow you to convert a Single double stroller pushchair to a double. The upper adaptors can easily move upwards and downwards to accommodate your height while the lower ones can be twisted around and rotated which makes it a breeze to change from one configuration to another. The Gazelle's seat units also recline into a nice flat position and have an extended UV 50+ sun canopy which is essential for your little ones.

From birth, it is a single twin pushchair from birth, and from 4 years old as a double when you add the of the CLOUD Z i-Size car seat, a second seat unit or Gazelle Cot, this is the stroller that is future-proof that adapts to your family. The new safety harness with one-pull makes it easy to keep your child safe, even when you are wearing your child on your back.

Unlike most double strollers, the Gazelle S folds up compactly with both seats attached making it easy to squeeze into storage spaces at home or in your trunk. A huge lower basket holds up to 25 lbs of shopping, daily essentials or groceries, and a detachable shopper basket offers even more space for all of your purchases. This stroller is highly versatile and comfortable for families thanks to its one-pull harness and large recline. It also has puncture-proof wheels so you do not have to worry about flat tires on your trips.

5. Nipper Double V5

The Nipper Double V5 from Out 'n' About is a refreshed version of the award-winning all-terrain buggie. It's designed for siblings or twins and has separate reclined seats, compatibility carrycots and a light frame for hassle-free manoeuvring on uneven terrain.

The adjustable height handle and rear wheel suspension offer an enjoyable ride for children up to 22kg. The sturdy pneumatic tyres that are easy to clean, also give a smooth ride while jogging. The 360-degree swivel can be locked in place to make it easier to manoeuvre around the town. The one-pedal, easy lock brake is also simple to use.

Our testers discovered that the Nipper Double is incredibly easy to navigate, even on rough terrain or when turning in an area with a lot of traffic. They were also amazed by the fact that both seats recline independently, meaning they can be adjusted to suit your individual preferences - perfect for napping.

The hoods were also easy to adjust for sun or wind protection. They didn't provide the same coverage as Baby Jogger City Mini Hoods. It might be worth packing an extra rain cover inside the case.

Overall, our testers loved the way the Nipper Double made it possible for them to take their twins Sydney and Lyla to all sorts of adventures, from spotting wildlife in the woods to rushing to the park for a playdate. They were also awed by how cosy and spacious the two seats are with plenty of room for toddlers to stretch out in. Our testers did mention that the lack of parent-facing seating and the inability to use car seats in the buggy was a disadvantage, and they would have liked to see more storage space for shopping and other gear.