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Buying a Twin Buggy

If you're looking to take twins or two kids close in age, this range of double prams and buggies make it easy to move your children from A to B. Tandem models are perfect for siblings of similar age and single-seaters provide more maneuverability on public transportation and in smaller spaces.

Side-by-side buggies, such as the Out n About Nipper Double are slim enough to fit through the majority of doors and require less space on the pavement. For terrain that is tough look for a seat with an independent recliner and suspension that are able to handle it.

Comfort

You will require a twin stroller that is comfortable if you intend to take twins out. You can choose an adjustable seat with calfrests that will keep your kids comfy, as well as a sun canopy that extends and a huge storage basket. Many manufacturers also offer a range of extras to ensure you have everything you require for your family outings, including cups and rain covers.

The size of your buggy is another important aspect to take into consideration. There are a few twins with a slimmer profile that will fit through standard doors however, you'll need to measure them and consult the manufacturer before buying. Also, keep in mind that if your twins are different ages and have varying requirements, you'll have to alter the seating configuration regularly.

The multi-award winning Duet V3.2 is a side-by-side twin buggy that provides an incredible range of options, which is ideal for siblings of varying age or twins. With 17 options to select from it can be used with a car seat or a compatible infant carrier as a travel system, and the clever frame expands widthways, not height, which makes it one of the slimmer side-byside alternatives available and takes up just 73% of the space when in double mode, which is roughly the same size as an individual pram when it is not in use.

This model also features two world-facing seats suitable from birth, which can be modified to accommodate cosido or a parent-facing carrycot to let parents keep an eye on their infants at all times. The seats come with independently recline options so you can create the perfect position for your little ones and the UPF50sun canopy that has magnetic peekaboo windows and adjustable calf rests provide plenty of protection from the elements.

The Graco Voyager is a budget-friendly inline twin buggy that's ideal for toddlers and children from ready to grow double stroller three years old. Its seats can be reclined in multiple positions, and the front wheel suspension gives it a smooth ride over the majority of terrains. Our Lab experts were impressed by the folding method: simply pull a strap from each seat to fold it down in minutes.

Safety

The best twin buggies are sturdy and all-terrain, with suspension that can handle gravel, grass paths and kerbs. Some have two wheels on the front for extra stability when traversing rough terrain or bumpy roads. Look for features such as an auto-stop brake that stops the buggy if you release the handlebar, so that you can catch the vehicle before it goes away. Be sure to check the weight limit of the double buggy if you are planning to take your children for a walk or run. Also, you should test the recline of the seat to ensure that your children are comfortable on long runs or walks.

There are several types of twin buggies such as tandem, side-byside, and one-seat. Side-by-side models are great for siblings who are close in age as they provide space for both of them to sit together to communicate and chat during strolls. This style of twin buggy is smaller than other models and makes them easier to maneuver and fit through doors. They might be heavier, have a bigger footprint, and feel less stable when bumping into kerbs.

Tandem buggys are more likely be double to single buggy travel systems models, with the ability to connect two carrycots or carseats simultaneously. Some models can be extended to accommodate two identical baby car seats in a the rear-facing position. They can be narrower than twin buggies that are side-by-side however they can be longer than single buggie models. They may not be able to pass through doors if doors that are made by the manufacturer are too narrow.

The one-seat models are generally narrower and take up less space on the road than other double buggy types. They are a great option for siblings and twins who want to sit together without disturbing each other by fighting or pulling one hair. Some models are designed to be independent in their seat recline which means that your children can snooze comfortably without kicking each other.

Convenience

If your children want to take their favourite dolls or teddies out on a stroll with them, you can do it easily with a twin buggy. Many models have seats where two children can sit side-by-side to play together, and some even have a handy carry basket that folds down to keep everything in.

Twin buggies are available at a range of price points however, it's worth paying an extra amount to get an item that is easy to operate and can adapt to your family. For example, the Joie Evalite Duo is a good choice, and can purchase online for about 200 dollars. Its back seat goes flat for a baby and is more upright for toddlers which makes it suitable from the time of birth. The design is very user-friendly and has a simple fold. It's smooth to roll and the suspension is able to make light work of kerbs.

The iCandy Peach 7 offers another multi-purpose option. It comes with 30 different seating configurations, including twins, a child a toddler or three children if you choose to add the UPPAbaby's "PiggyBack" board (which can be purchased separately for around PS120). The slim chassis, at only 73cm wide in lightest double stroller mode, means it fits through most doorways and can be wheeled into your home without taking up too much space. Its large canopy can offer great protection from the sun and rain. Plus, it has the hoods that peek out to keep an eye on your children at all times.

The Gazelle S Luxury is a twin pushchair designed with convenience in mind. It lets you save time by folding the pushchair with both seats in place. This lets you wheel it straight out the front door, which is useful for parents of infants. The seat on the lower side will need to be removed, but it's only just a few seconds. The whole item can be folded in a neat and upright manner. Its slim frame is also smaller than other double pushchair from birth buggies and is light too.

Design

Whether you're shopping for twins or siblings who are similar in age, there's a range of designs to pick from. Some single prams can transform into a twin buggy with an easy conversion, while others are designed as lightweight twin stroller buggies right from the start. Whatever model you pick it's essential to find one that fits your family's lifestyle and needs.

The majority of twin buggies are tandem or side-by-side, which allows children to sit beside one another or behind. Side-by-side models tend to be narrower and easier to manoeuvre and are suitable for kids or babies of varying age groups. Tandems are larger and may not fit into smaller car boots, but they are a great option for children being able to interact with one another.

Many twin buggies come with a variety of features that parents love. Look for adjustable five-point safety harnesses with multiple recline options for seats and a huge front canopy that can be extended with a peek-aboo hood. Some models also feature an adult tray with cup holders, a change mat, and an under-seat basket to store things in.

Choosing the right wheel type and size is an additional crucial factor for your twin buggy. Choose a double-buggy with all-terrain wheels that are able to navigate mud, gravel and uneven surfaces. For even more control, opt for a buggy with suspension to smooth bumps on the road.

If you're planning on using your twin buggy for long walks, consider the model that has a large cargo bag. This will allow you to carry more than just your two children, and will also make it much easier to keep the track of their belongings. Consider adding sun visors, rain cover and shopping trays to your bag.