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Buying a Tandem Double Stroller A tandem double stroller is a godsend for parents who have to lug two kids around the city. They are strong enough to take on most surfaces, and comfortable for a toddler as well as an infant in the car seat. Testers like the fact that this stroller folds to a slim, sleek design with one hand. It has plenty of storage space for adults and children. Adjustable Recline If you're looking for a stroller which can expand with your family this is a great option. It's designed as a single stroller and can be fitted with an additional seat, a jump seat, or stand-on board for older children. It features an adjustable handlebar that lets even tall parents find it easy to steer and push (and its rear suspension and three air-filled tires make running easy, too). The canopies are large and have well-placed peekaboo window. The seats also recline nearly flat. However, they require two hands to lift them back up. It can also be accessed through most doors, although it might be too big for some trunks depending on the vehicle. This tandem double stroller has a one point fold, unlike most, that require you to lift a canopy or seat to fold. Instead, it utilizes the strap which is pulled and then lifted. It also stands when folded, which is handy to transport and store. However, its buckles are a bit difficult to fasten, especially with the car seat attached, and it's expensive for a double stroller. The Graco DuoGlider is a solid option for families with a toddler and infant. It comes with a large storage basket, an adjustable recline in both seats (although the front seat only reclines to about halfway down) as well as a decent amount of padding on the harnesses. In our tests, it was one of the most comfortable seats for adults and children, even for those over 6'. The only downside is that its size can make it a pain to maneuver around tight spaces or when juggling kids and groceries. The Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double is the top option among budget tandem strollers. It can be used with an infant car seat adapter or with a second child seat that is sold separately. lightweight double stroller have a deep recline, an adjustable footrest and an UPF 50+ canopy with large windows that peek out. The front seat can be flipped to face the rear which allows older children to see each other better. The only downside is that it doesn't accommodate two infant car seats at once, so it's not a great fit for twins or siblings who are close in age. UPF 50+ Canopy If you don't want your children to be screaming and whining duration of the day, then you need a double stroller that has a canopy large enough for both seats. The most effective tandem strollers come with UPF50+ canopy that reaches far enough to provide real shade. They also have peekaboo windows for each seat. Also, you need a sturdy suspension and big wheels that make them easy to push. After testing 17 tandem strollers over 100 hours at the zoo as well as during stroller-enabled classes, running around and going trick-or-treating We found that side-by-side strollers like the Chicco BravoFor2 or Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double Stroller performed better in terms of maneuverability compared to inline models. They were more maneuverable and fit through standard doors than most other models. You'll need to consider whether the tandem stroller is able to accommodate your family's lifestyle and features that are comfortable and convenient. If you're a frequent user of public transportation or have to carry lots of luggage and gear you should look for a model that has large storage bins and a bumper bar which can be folded down under the stroller. Another factor to consider is how long you intend to use the stroller. A quality double stroller can last for most families from the time their baby is born until toddlerhood and beyond. It's worth spending more upfront on a stroller that you can use for several years. Lastly, if you're a frequent traveler, you may want to look for a stroller that can fold flat or with one foot. The top tandem double strollers can fold down in just seconds, making them ideal for families on the go. The type of stroller you choose will have a significant impact on your budget and lifestyle if you are considering adding children. There are many options available, whether you're looking for an inline or side-by-side stroller. inline stroller. One-Point Fold Expert stroller reviews include one requirement when buying a double tandem stroller: it must be easy to fold and unfold. This is particularly important because tandem strollers are generally larger than single strollers and can feel top-heavy when being driven. They also take up more space in your trunk than a single stroller. The best tandem double strollers come with an easy-to-use fold at one point. Many also include an automatic lock, which stops the stroller from folding while open or in use. This is a security feature that you should consider especially when your child is in the front seat. If you're planning to use a tandem stroller to transport children in a car seat, it's better to choose a model that is side-by-side instead of one that's reversible. A reversible stroller permits you to place your infant in front while putting your older child in the back, however it can be difficult to reach the infant in the rear seat while the stroller is in motion and might not provide as much sun coverage as the side-by-side model. The width of the tandem stroller is crucial. Most double strollers are bigger than single strollers and the width can affect the likelihood that it will pass through the doors of your home. Check your doors' typical width between 30 and 36 inches width before buying a tandem stroller. If you're looking for a versatile stroller that works well with two infant car seats look into the Contours Options Elite V2. This double stroller has seven different stadium-style seating configurations that are ideal for twins and also accommodates the majority of infant car seats. It comes with many great features, including reversible seats adjustable footrests, and a zippered extension on both canopy. It's also very affordable and has received excellent reviews from parents. The only drawback is that it doesn't recline in the back, which can be a problem for napping kids. It comes with large storage bins and an adult tray that's covered and comes with cup holders. This is still a good option for most families. Easy Assembly Whether you were surprised to learn that you're expecting twins, or were expecting a second child in the pipeline as planned, now is the time to consider how you'll get from Point A to Point B with your little ones in tow. There are a myriad of types of double strollers available for parents with several children. We tested tandem strollers that have seats that face each other or side-by-side, so that children can communicate and interact while they move. Many tandem strollers work with infant car seats and standard child stroller chairs. They also come with high-low seating that lets both children see their surroundings. The majority of our tandem stroller choices fold up easily and are compact enough to fit into the trunk of your car or storage at home. Some require you to remove the second seat to fold them (this is common with side-by-side strollers) and this reduces their storage capacity by slightly. This is something to be considered when choosing your ideal model, and also taking note of the dimensions of any doors that you'll need to get the stroller through. In addition to a fold that can be folded with one hand most of our top tandem choices have adjustable reclining options for both seats and large canopy that protects your kids from sun and wind. These tandems also come with parent cup holders as well as onboard storage for food or gear, and brakes that are easily accessible. They also have strong handlebars and easily accessible breaks. Many models accommodate piggyback ride-along boards that allow older children to join in the fun which makes them a great option for families growing with toddlers and school-aged kids. If you're looking for ways to save cash on a new tandem stroller, make sure to look into second-hand options on the internet. You can find second-hand double strollers for only a fraction of the cost of new models on marketplaces such as Facebook and Craigslist. Be sure to examine the stroller for loose and rusty screws and any recalls. It's worth the effort to find a great bargain on a stroller which will serve your family for many years.