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Designed to grow with your family This inline double buggy with car seat comes with various seating options and is suitable for twins or children of different ages. The foam-filled tires will never flatten, and its soft suspension is perfect for roads.

It is easy to travel because it folds down super-flat and it satisfies the weight requirements for gate-checks at airports. It also has a massive underseat storage basket, as well as a four-panel sun canopy.

Leclerc Influencer

With its elegant design, auto-folding feature and cabin-approved dimensions, the Leclerc Influencer is a great alternative for those who fly. Its folded (and unfolded) size is 47cm which is slightly larger than the IATA standard of 45cm but it still meets the airline's hand luggage requirements and can be stored in the overhead lockers during flights (Subject to Airline Approval). We found it was easy to clean using a simple wipe down and there were a variety of additional items available like footmuffs, nappy and buggy organiser bags that fit to the handles and hoods, providing UV50and protection.

We love it's so small when folded down, and how it fits easily through small spaces such as shops narrow alleyways, and Jane's tiny terrace and is even more convenient to maneuver up and down the stairs. The bumper bar doubles as a handle for carrying and there's a large, flip-flop friendly brake with a colour indicator. The basket is smaller than other models, but it can still accommodate a huge changing bag. There are additional trays to store snacks, drinks and toys.

It is suitable for babies from birth. There are adaptors available to pair it with a Leclerc Baby Carrycot. For older children, there's a backrest that flattens, making it ideal for naps or long walks. The smart 5-point harness with magnets is simple to use. It is also super lightweight, weighing just 6.6kg. A travel bag is included.

Joie Evalite Duo

British brand Joie is dedicated to "sharing joy with parents who are expecting" by creating pushchairs that are "functional and fashionable". The Evalite Duo, their latest twin buggy, is the brand's most recent product. It is designed to hold two children at once in contrast to the slightly heavier Aire Twin. It also has stadium-style seating that allows both children to see the world.

With a weight of just under 10kg The Evalite Duo is one of the lightest sibling strollers on the market. It's suitable from birth and is compatible with Joie car seats or carrycots (with the Instant Sure Lock attachment). It's simple to drive, ride, lift and fold and the frame expands in width to accommodate the second seat.

Out 'n' About say the one-handed fold is a major feature of the Evalite Duo, and they were amazed by how fast and easily it comes together. They dinism. The only downside is that it could be a little heavy ready to grow double stroller carry around when not in use, especially as it folds into two parts instead of one.

iCandy Orange

This is among the best twin buggies available. The seats are well-padded and can be outfitted with luxury footmuffs or liners which will keep your children warm in cold weather. The carrycot slots onto the Orange chassis easily with gate-opening flaps on the sides and is spacious and comfortable. The seat and carrycot are arranged in many configurations and the Orange chassis has an amazing 30 combinations.

The wheels are designed to handle rough roads and terrain. It also comes with a large shopping basket, which is ideal for large supermarkets. The pushchair is light and easy to drive. The round pedal brake makes it easy to use, but it's not suitable for flip-flops. It's not the easiest to fold as the latch that holds it folded needs two hands to unlock. Once it's folded, the front wheels tuck under the basket and the chassis can free-stand without difficulty.

The Orange is a great option for parents who are style-conscious and have a baby, toddler or both. They're looking for a buggy which will expand with their child. It's a good choice for parents who anticipate a second baby in the near future and want a double pushchair that is flexible. The iCandy Orange may not be cheap double buggy, but its versatility should make it last for a long time and increase its resale price. It also comes with buggy boards, which can aid in reducing sibling rivalries over seats!

Mountain Buggy Duet

Mountain Buggy, founded by a New Zealander and is part of the Mokopuna Group that also owns Phil and Teds and Baby Jogger, is the first company in the world of prams that focuses on two all-terrain pushchairs. The Duet twin stroller can be easily maneuvered through narrow aisles of shopping and the doors. It is one the smallest and most feature-packed double buggies that are available and has been awarded numerous awards, including Mother & Baby Twin Gold in 2014 and Prima Baby Twin Silver in 2015.

The seats are narrow enough to allow children of different ages sit comfortably together. They also have an independent reclining so that kids can pick their preferred seating position. The large canopies feature solar visors that flip out and the storage basket offers plenty of space. It is compatible with two infant car seats with the purchase of adapters for car seats and works with nearly all brands that are available, which is a huge benefit.

The only drawback is the weight. At 32.4 lbs, it is difficult to lift into and out of the trunk and might be difficult for Grandma to maneuver. It's priced higher than other double seat stroller side-by-side buggies. However, it has been made to last and has numerous features for the money. It is a good choice for urban parents who wish to avoid lugging a bulky stroller around. The straps that are padded and buckles with five points ensure that it is safe for infants.

Bugaboo Donkey twin

The Bugaboo Donkey Twin is a stylish, functional and beautiful buggy with a elegant design. It's a premium product, but it's not without imperfections.

For one, it offers very little in terms of extra conveniences for both the kids and the parents. There's a tiny side bin in the seat, but it's only accessible when the seat is connected - and that's the only thing it offers. There aren't any parent trays cup holders, cup holders or accessory pockets, and this could pose a problem for long trips.

The seats don't recline to a very flat position, and the space between them is quite wide, so our 5 year old was unable to lie back in a comfortable position. That's a shame considering it's a top-of-the-line model.

It's easy to move and the swivel-wheel is great for climbing stairs and slopes. It is also narrow enough to fit into most doorways and folds easily for storage and transportation. It can also be changed to mono mode with just three clicks, if you require more space or need to make a quick escape. The comfortable wheeled board is able to accommodate a third kid if needed. It is expensive though so for those on a budget there are other options out there. If you like the brand and are able to afford it, it's well worth the cost.