The Best Twin Buggy

This inline double car seat stroller is designed to expand with your family and you. It has multiple seating options that can be used for twins or children of different age groups. The tires are filled with foam and will not flatten and its soft suspension is ideal for the kerbs.

It folds up super-flat and satisfies the weight requirements for gate-checks at airports which makes it easy to carry. It also has a massive underseat storage basket and four-panel sun canopy.

Leclerc Influencer

With its elegant design, auto-folding feature and cabin-approved dimensions, the Leclerc Influencer is an excellent alternative for those who fly. Its folded (and unfurled) width is 47cm. This is slightly more than the IATA standard 45cm. However, it still conforms to the hand luggage requirements of airlines. It can be kept in overhead lockers on flights (subject to approval by the airline). We found it was easy to clean using a simple wipe down and there were a variety of additional items available such as nappy bags, footmuffs and buggy bags that are strapped onto the handles and hoods offering UV50+ protection.

It's easy to maneuver up and down stairs and fits into tight spaces like narrow streets, shops, and Jane's terrace house. The bumper bar doubles as a carry handle, and there's an enormous, flip-flop-friendly brake with a colour indicator. The basket is smaller than the other models, but it will still accommodate a large changing bag. There are also additional trays to store drinks, snacks and toys.

It is suitable from birth. Adaptors are available separately to use it in conjunction with a Leclerc Baby Carrycot. For older children, there's a backrest that flattens, making it ideal for naps or long walks and the smart magnetic 5-point harness is easy to use. It is also super light, weighing just 6.6kg. A travel bag is also included.

Joie Evalite Duo

The British brand Joie is on a mission to "share happiness with parents who are expecting" by creating pushchairs which are "functional and stylish, as well as innovative". The Evalite Duo, their latest twin buggy, is the brand's most recent offering. It is designed to carry two children at a time, unlike the slightly heavier Aire Twin. It also offers stadium seating that lets both children see the world at once.

Weighing just over 10kg at just over 10kg, the Evalite Duo is one of the lightest sibling strollers available. It's suitable for babies from birth and is compatible with Joie car seats or carrycots (with the Instant Sure Lock attachment). It's easy to drive or ride, lift, and fold, and the clever frame expands widthways to accommodate the second seat.

Out 'n' About say the one-handed fold is a highlight of the Evalite Duo, and they were awed by how quickly and easily it is put together. However, they did note that it's a bit more difficult to navigate bumps and rough terrain than other modds into two pieces instead of one.

iCandy Orange

This is among the best twin buggies available. The seats are comfortable and can be outfitted with luxurious footmuffs or liners which will keep your kids warm in cold weather. The carrycot is simple to attach with the gate-opening side flaps. It is large and comfortable. Orange chassis allows for 30 different combinations of the seats and carrycot.

The wheels are designed to take on rough roads and terrain. Also, there's a large shopping basket that's ideal for large supermarkets. The pushchair is light and easy to drive. The rounded pedal brake makes it easy to use, but not for flip-flops. It's not the easiest one to fold, and the latch that holds it folded requires two hands to open. After it's folded the front wheels slide into the basket and the chassis is free to stand.

The Orange is ideal for style-conscious parents who have a baby or toddler and need a buggy that will be able to grow with the child. It's an excellent choice for parents who anticipate another baby in the near future and would like a double buggy With Car seat pushchair that is adaptable. The iCandy Orange may not be inexpensive but its versatility could make it last for a long time and increase its resale price. It can also be fitted with a buggy board, which should reduce the number of siblings fighting over seats.

Mountain Buggy Duet

Founded by an Australian, Mountain Buggy (part of the Mokopuna group, which also owns Phil and Teds and Baby Jogger) is the first brand of prams to concentrate on all-terrain dual pushchairs. The Duet side-by-side twin stroller is sleek and slim and is able to slide through doorways and maneuver well around tight shopping aisles. It is among the most compact and fully-featured double buggies on the market and has been awarded numerous awards, including Mother & Baby Twin Gold in 2014 and Prima Baby Twin Silver in 2015.

The seats are wide enough to let children of various ages to sit comfortably together. They are also independently reclined, allowing children to select their preferred position. The large canopy is equipped with flip-out sun visors, and the storage basket has plenty of space. It is compatible with nearly all brands and can accept two infant car seat adapters when you purchase car seats.

The only drawback is the weight. At 32.4 pounds, it is heavy to lift into and out of the trunk, and could be difficult for Grandma to handle. It's also more expensive than other double stroller with car seat side-by-side buggies. However, it has been made to last and has a lot of features for the price. It's a good option for urban parents who don't want to carry around a heavy stroller. The straps that are padded and buckles with five points make it safe for babies.

Bugaboo Donkey twin

The Bugaboo Donkey Twin has a elegant, functional design. It's a great product, but not without flaws.

It offers very few extra features, both for children and parents. The only thing that is provided by the side bin is that it is only available when a car seat is connected. There aren't any cups, tray for parents or accessory pockets. This could be a problem during long trips.

The seats don't recline to a completely flat position, and the gap between them is a bit wide which is why our 5-year-old had trouble lying back with ease. It's a pity given that it's a premium vehicle.

On the bright side, it's a easy to maneuver, and the swivel wheels are great at getting up steep slopes and steps. It is also narrow enough to fit into most doors and folds easily for storage and transportation. It can also be converted back to mono mode in just three clicks should you require more space or a quick getaway. It can even accommodate a third child with the comfort wheeled boards if you're in need of. If you're on budget there are alternatives that are less expensive. If you like the brand and are able to afford it, it's well worth the price.