The Best Twin Buggy

This inline double is designed to expand with your family and you. It comes with a variety of seating options that can be used for twins or kids of different age groups. Its foam-filled rubber tires never flatten and its soft suspension makes it easy to navigate kerbs.

It is easy to travel with since it folds flatly and it satisfies the weight requirements for gate-checks at airports. It also includes a large under-seat storage basket, and a four-panel sun canopy.

Leclerc Influencer

The Leclerc influencer is a great option for travelers. Its elegant design, auto-folding capabilities and cabin approved dimensions make it an excellent option. Its folded (and unfurled) width is 47cm. This is slightly larger than the IATA standard 45cm. However, it still meets airline hand luggage regulations. It can be kept in overhead lockers on flights (subject to airline approval). It was easy to clean with a cloth and there were a variety of extras like nappy nappy, footmuffs and buggie bags that clip on to the handles, and hoods that come with UV50+ protection.

We love the way it's compact when folded down, and how it is able to fit easily into small spaces like shops, narrow alleyways and Jane's tiny terrace It's also easier to manoeuvre up and down the stairs. The bumper bar doubles up as a handle for carrying and there's a large, flip-flop friendly brake that has a color indicator. The basket is smaller than the other models, but it can still accommodate a large changing bag. There are also tray compartments for storing snacks, drinks and toys.

It's suitable for babies from birth and can be paired with a Leclerc Baby Carrycot or car seat with adaptors (sold separately). The clever backrest can be folded down to make it ideal for long walks or naps. The 5-point harness that is magnetic makes it simple to use. It's also super lightweight at only 6.6kg and comes with the travel bag.

Joie Evalite Duo

The British brand Joie has a mission to "share the joy of new parents" by creating pushchairs that are "functional and stylish, as well as innovative". The Evalite Duo is their latest twin buggy. It's designed to carry two children side by side, unlike the slightly heavier Aire twin pushchair, and has raised stadium-style seating so both children can view the world around them.

The Evalite Duo weighs just under 10kg and is among the lightest strollers for siblings on the market. It is suitable for use starting at birth and can be used with Joie car seats or carrycots. It's easy to fold and lift, drive and ride. The clever frame expands to accommodate the second child seat.

Out 'n' about says the Evalite Duo's one-handed folding feature is an outstanding feature. They were impressed by how quickly and effortlessly the Evalite Duo comes together. They did notice that it was more difficult to navigate bumps and rough surfaces than other models.

The front seat doesn't fully recline and the parents were forced to use their own hands to lower it. This is something they'd prefer to avoid when traveling with children. The Evalite Duo, however, is a great stroller that can be improved with a few adjustments. And they ements. It also comes with a large shopping basket, which is perfect for large supermarkets. The pushchair is smooth to drive with a lightweight Twin buggy feel, and the rounded pedal brake is easy to use (but it's not flip-flop-friendly). The latch that keeps it folded requires two hands to release. Once it's collapsed the front wheels slide into the basket and the chassis is free to stand.

The Orange is a great choice for parents who are style-conscious and have a toddler or baby or both. They're looking for a buggy which will expand with their child. It's also a good choice for parents who are expecting a second child in the near future who require a flexible double pushchair. The iCandy Orange is not cheap, but it's versatile enough that it should last for several years and will have a high resale price as well. It's also available with a buggy board which can reduce the number of siblings fighting over seats.

Mountain Buggy Duet

Mountain Buggy, founded by a New Zealander and is part of the Mokopuna Group, which also owns Phil and Teds and Baby Jogger is the first pram manufacturer to focus on double all-terrain pushchairs. The Duet side-by-side twin stroller is sleek and slim, able to fit through the doorways and move easily around tight shopping aisles. It is among the most compact and fully-featured double buggies available and has been awarded numerous awards, including Mother & Baby Twin Gold in 2014 and Prima Baby Twin Silver in 2015.

The narrow seats are large enough for children of different age groups to be able to sit comfortably and the seats are independently adjustable, allowing children to choose their preferred position. The large canopies feature flip-out sun visors, and the storage basket has plenty of space. It works with almost all brands and can accept two adapters for infant car seats when you purchase car seats.

The only drawback is the weight. It is hefty at 32.4 pounds and could be difficult to lift into and out of the trunk for Grandma. Additionally, it is more expensive than the majority of side-by-side double buggies. But, it's made to last and has numerous features for the price. It's an excellent choice for parents in urban areas who don't want to drag around a bulky stroller. The straps that are padded and buckles with five points make it safe for babies.

Bugaboo Donkey Twin

The Bugaboo Donkey Twin is a elegant, functional buggy that has a classy design. It's a high-quality product but it's not without faults.

It comes with very few conveniences, both for the parents and the kids. There's a small side bin in the seat that's only usable when one seat is attached - and that's the only feature it provides. There aren't any parent tray cup holders, cup holders, or accessory pockets and this could cause problems for long journeys.

The seats don't lie flat, and the gap between the seats is quite large. Our 5-year-old had trouble lying back comfortably. That's a shame considering it's a high-end model.

It's easy to move, and the swivel wheel is ideal for climbing slopes and stairs. It is also narrow enough to fit in the majority of doorways, and it folds easily for storage and transport. It can also be changed to mono mode in just three clicks, if you require more space or want to make a quick escape. It can even accommodate a third child with the comfort wheeled boards if you're in need of. It is expensive though so if you're on a budget there are other options out there. It's worth it though when you're a big fan of the brand and have the money to spend.