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What to Look For in a Compact Double Buggy Kerry says this side-byside is small enough to fit through most doorways and can be used with two car seats or carrycots. It folds up self-standing and a handy carry strap for easy schlepping. It's also very light to lift and wheel up/down stairs. The canopies are spaciously sized and feature peekaboo windows. Size A good-sized shopping basket and rear and front suspension are the most important aspects to look for in a double buggy. You may be interested in knowing if it is an e-travel system, or if a car seat or carrycot can be added. These are important considerations when you need to take your children on public transport or longer journeys. Consider the Leclerc Kooper X2 if you are looking for a small double buggy that you can use from birth. This clever model is a side-byside buggy with frames that can be expanded widthwise to accommodate two children. The seats can be reclined and positioned independently. This allows you to have one child relax and sleep while the other is observing the surrounding. You get a big UPF 50+ canopy with a peekaboo window too. Mountain Buggy Duet is another fantastic option for twins. It is the thinnest side-byside twin pushchair on the market and only 63cm wide so will fit through most doors. It can also be used with two car seats or a carrycot and has lay-flat seats that are suitable from birth. Tandem double buggies are popular among parents of twins, or parents with a baby and toddler. However, they do generally have a bigger footprint than single-seaters and can be difficult to manoeuvre on narrow streets or through doorways. The iCandy Orange is a popular tandem buggy that has been designed to adapt to your family, offering 30 different seating options. It can be used with twins, a baby and a toddler or even three kids if you add iCandy's 'PiggyBack' board (which is available separately). It comes with a soft suspension system that makes kerbs easy to navigate. It is able to be used in single or double mode. You can even connect a single stroller to the top of the unit for additional storage space. Weight A great double buggy should be lightweight and easy to push. It should also have nice-sized shopping baskets, rear and front suspension to allow it to maneuver over rough terrain and, most importantly, be suitable for twins or siblings of different ages. Many compact double buggies have frames specifically designed to accommodate infant car seats and come with adaptors branded to match the most popular models from Cybex, BeSafe and Maxi-Cosi. These are a great option for families with children with medical needs and want to avoid having to use separate strollers. However, they do generally have a bigger space than side-byside buggies and are more difficult to fit through doors and public transportation. Check the product details for alternatives for this if it is important to your family. Mountain Buggy Duet is the smallest double stroller on the market. It's the slimmest side-by-side available, measuring only 63cm in width. It is able to transport twins or a baby and a toddler. It has robust engineering and high-quality performance with air-filled tyres, which are all-terrain but just as happy nipping around the town. Another great choice is the UPPAbaby Vista 2, which can hold twins with one toddler and one baby or two kids with a piggy back board (which you need to buy separately). It comes with an adjustable carry strap that can stand on its own and folds to make it simple to transport. It also comes with front and back suspensions to help you deal with rougher terrain. It's a little heavier than the Joie Evalite Duo but still lighter than the majority of tri-fold buggies and is an excellent value choice for older kids. Folding A good double buggy needs to be compact for storage. most compact double stroller is the Baby Jogger City Select 2. This side-by-side model features a smooth fold, and the frame's clever design expands in width as you fold so that it's narrower than an individual stroller. This makes it much easier to get around doorways and on public transportation, and it also means that you don't require a second car for schlepping the buggy around. It's a great option for parents who have twins as it can be used in a mono or duo mode with two seats and car seat adaptors. It can also accommodate a third passenger on the buggy's “piggyback board. It also offers an array of configurations, including an elevated stadium-style seating option that allows each child a view of their surroundings. There's even a brake on the adjustable handlebar that makes it easier to push up and down hills. Mountain Buggy Duet is another good alternative. It has the most compact footprint side-by-side on the market, measuring 63cm. This makes it a great choice for parents who are concerned about fitting a double-doorway on public transport, and it is able to be able to handle rough terrain as a true off-roader. It can accommodate twins or a toddler and a baby or two children of the same age, and each seat can recline independently to keep the kids at ease. The iCandy Peach is a good alternative. It can be used in tandem or mono mode, and can be used with two car seats or a carrycot that has a toddler seat. It's slightly longer than other doubles but it offers excellent maneuverability especially on smooth surfaces. This is an excellent choice for those who want an elegant and practical buggy. There are many budget double buggies, such as the UPPAbaby vista 2. This compact side-by-side can hold a newborn in the carrycot and an infant in the seat, or three children if you add a PiggyBack ride on board that is branded with some pizazz. It has a simple, self-standing fold and a nice large canopy that offers both kids some protection and includes a peekaboo window. It's also light for a double buggy and comes with a larger undercarriage basket to store shopping.