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Choosing a Twin Stroller With active families in mind This twin stroller grows with your family from birth until toddlerhood. Testers are impressed with the way it rolls and how easily it folds. It can accommodate two infant car seats and bassinets, meaning you don't need to buy a separate carrier. It is spacious with plenty of storage. Lightweight You'll need a light, easy-to-maneuver twin stroller. It can maneuver through busy streets swiftly and efficiently so you can focus on what's most important that is important: your children. You can also use strollers that are lightweight and easy to manage to navigate narrow doorways and tight spaces. A lightweight stroller is typically smaller than a double-sized full size which can free up space in your trunk and make it easier to store. However, it's important to look for a large under-seat storage basket that can hold at least 22 pounds of gear. It's also possible to think about a storage organizer that is attached directly to the handlebar. Another feature to consider is how far apart your children are in age and which seating arrangement works best for your family. If your twins are close in age, you may prefer an inline configuration that allows them to sit side-by-side and connect. Alternatively, if double infant stroller have a large age gap and are at different stages of development, you'll need to select a model that can accommodate two infant car seats or a convertible seat and a wearable baby carrier. Some of our most loved lightweight twin strollers include the Kolcraft Cloud Plus, which weighs only 23 lbs (lighter than some single strollers!) and can carry children up to 40 lbs per seat. The Jeep Destination Ultralight SBS Double Stroller features a lightweight frame with telescoping handles, wheels that are filled with foam that do not flatten, and a design that is simple to fold. Parents are often worried about the safety of their children when they ride in a double stroller. Make sure you choose models that come with various safety features. This could include a 5-point safety harness for each seat, brakes at the front and back, a foot-brake, and a large canopy with peek-aboo windows that offers head-to toe sun protection. It's also recommended to look for stroller-friendly equipment, such as a child tray or snack cup and back pockets that double as drink holders, as well as an parent console that has built-in cup holders. Easy to Fold When evaluating strollers, choose models that are compact and easy to fold. This can help you save time in a hurry (or in a parking garage during a rainstorm) and lessen the stress on your back due to carrying the full stroller. The ideal fold is a simple one-handed folding. A self-standing model is even better. Telescoping handlebars are another feature we appreciate for their ease of use. You can find them on higher-end models. If you're planning to travel with twins, you will need a lightweight, compact stroller that can easily be folded and put into a compact trunk. We also appreciate a decent-sized storage basket on a double stroller, and a few of the models we tested come with additional pockets for the seatbacks or on child tray. The Zoe Twin+ has a large, practical basket and is among the smallest and lightest when folded; the UPPAbaby G-Link 2 and Delta Children LX Side by Side come with smaller but functional baskets. They also have additional pocket space in the seatbacks. In our tests it was the comfort that was the primary element. Many of the lightweight double strollers that we test had smooth suspensions that absorb bumps, but not make children feel jostled. The best-performing model, the Summer Infant 2 Go Lite is a very comfortable ride and is a great option for infants as as toddlers. It has two car seat carriers and a rear seat that transforms into a bassinet suitable for infants. This makes it a fantastic option from the time of birth until toddlerhood. If you're looking for a more expensive option, consider the Jeep Wrangler TrailRunner Twin. It comes with a spacious comfortable set of seats that can recline independently, and its huge UPF 50+ canopy offers plenty of shade as well as peek-through windows. The seats have compression padding and adjustable leg and foot rests, and both are padded with removable child tether straps. The model is easy to fold with a one-handed folding system and a swiveling wheel on the front. It's also easier to fold than other two-seaters we have tested. When folded, it's one of the lightest and smallest double strollers. It also has a telescoping bar that can be adjusted to suit your the height. Easy to carry There is a twin stroller that only has the essentials for planning a long trip or need to transport children from one end of town to the other without having to carry a double stroller. These twin strollers typically come with a seat or platform for the older child, and a bench or platform for the smaller child. They can fit into the overhead bins on most aircrafts. Look for features like cups holder and a separate area for your child's snacks and a canopy for rainy weather. A few of our top lightweight double strollers are surprisingly compact, such as the Zoe Twin+, which folds up to be one of the smallest and lightest when closed. It has a comfortable passenger seat that is adjustable for footrests and legrests, as well as a large UPF 50+ canopy that has a windows that peek out. It also has easy and quick buckles that are among the easiest to secure for children of all ages. In addition to keeping the overall weight low it is important to make sure the stroller fits through doors and other tight spaces, especially when shopping or running around. Check the product description to make sure it can fit in your car trunk, or through the narrow doors at your local coffee shop or grocery store. Inline twin strollers, which have the seats that are stacked one over the other, are usually bigger than side-by-side models. If you're looking for a double stroller that can fit car seats for infants, think about looking for a model with customized adapters that let you connect your baby carseats directly into the frame. This allows for a smoother transition from the car to the stroller, and also prevents interruptions to napping while on the go. This is especially helpful if you have a baby in one car seat and a toddler in the other, and it's also perfect for families that frequently travel and need to switch car seats on and off frequently. Parents of twins may be interested in a more expensive frame stroller, such as the UPPAbaby Vist v2 Double that can take two car seats for infants and work for years with one or even three kids. They are designed to last longer than a standard twin stroller, which isn't expensive. They can still be used as a jogging stroller or to shop when only the infant car seat is used. Suspension You will probably spend a lot of money on a twin stroller. Make sure you pick one designed for long-term use. The quality of the suspension system, wheels and seat base are important. These features allow the stroller to glide over various types of terrain. A good suspension will absorb shocks caused by uneven surfaces and make it easier to push. Another thing to think about is the size and ease of maneuvering the stroller through narrow spaces. You should be sure that you can easily fit it through doors and up curbs. Also, you should pay attention the size of the basket under the seat. It should be big enough to hold your bags of groceries, snacks and other essentials. You may also want to consider the warranty on your new twin stroller. A good warranty will guarantee that you can get an exchange in the event there are any issues with the product. In addition, you need to make sure that the company is easily accessible and also provides prompt customer service. This is especially important if you have any issues with the stroller in the future. A good way to test this is to dial the customer support number or by filling out a contact form on their website. You should expect a speedy response as well as detailed answers to your questions. This will ensure that your purchase was a wise one. If you're looking for a chic, lightweight twin stroller that can withstand the demands of parenthood, take a look at the Vista V2. It's a model with a lot of versatility and top features such as the front-locking wheel design, an oversized sun canopy with pull-out sun visors and stadium-style seating with the best leg room between seats footrests that can be adjusted, and much more. It can fit up to two infant car seats and adapters (car seat adapter sold separately). This is a great choice for parents who travel or go on long walks. While the Vista V2 is loaded with amazing features, it's far from perfect. The small width of this chassis makes it difficult to fit into tight spaces. Additionally the storage basket under the seats is very small. But, the light-weight design and premium wheels make it a fantastic choice for families with kids of all different ages.