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Buying a Tandem Double Stroller Many parents who carry two kids around town discover that a tandem double stroller is essential. They are strong enough to handle most surfaces and comfortable for both an infant in a car seat and a curious toddler. Testers appreciate the ease of folding this stroller to a slim profile by using one hand. It's got plenty of storage space for children and adults. Adjustable Recline This stroller is a great option if you're looking for a stroller that grows with your family. It can be configured as a single-seater model, and then a jump seat or stand-on boards to accommodate older children. It features an adjustable handlebar, so even tall parents find it easy to push and steer (and its rear suspension and three air-filled tires make running easy also). The canopy is large and feature a well-placed peekaboo window. The seats also recline almost flat. But, they do require two hands to lift them back up. It can also be accessed through most doors, though it may be too big for certain trunks based on the vehicle. Unlike most tandem double strollers, which require lifting a seat or canopy to fold it, this one has a one-point fold that involves the strap being pulled and then lifted. It can be folded and put away standing up. The buckles are difficult to secure with the car seat attached. The Graco DuoGlider is a solid option for families with a toddler and an infant. It comes with a huge storage basket, adjustable recline in both seats (although the front seat only goes to about halfway down) as well as a decent amount of padding on the harnesses. It was the most comfortable car seat for adults and children alike, even for those who are over 6 feet tall. Its length can be a challenge in tight spaces, and also when trying to manage groceries and children. A top pick among tandem strollers with a budget The Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double can be used from birth using the infant car seat adapter or with an additional toddler seat that is available separately. Both seats have a deep recline and adjustable footrest. They also come with a UPF 50+ canopy that features a large windows for peekaboo. The front seat can be turned upside down to face the rear, allowing older children to be able to see each other more clearly. The only drawback is that it's unable to accommodate two infant car seats at once which means it's not suitable for twins or siblings of a similar age. UPF 50+ Canopy If you don't want your children to be screaming and whining the all the time you should consider a double stroller that has a canopy large enough for both seats. The most effective tandem strollers come with a UPF 50+ canopy that is large enough to provide real shade. It also comes with an open window for each seat. To make it easy to push you'll also need large wheels and a high-quality suspension. After testing 17 tandem strollers over 100 hours at the zoo and during stroller-enabled classes, running around and going trick-or-treating we discovered that side-by-side models such as the Chicco BravoFor2 or Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double Stroller proved to be more stable in terms of maneuverability than inline models. They were more maneuverable and fit through standard doors as opposed to other models. In addition to comfort, convenience features, and ease of use Additionally, you should think about whether the tandem stroller is suitable for your family's lifestyle. If you're frequent users of public transportation or have to carry lots of luggage and other gear you should look for models that have an ample storage bin as well as an adjustable bumper bar that can fold under the stroller. Another thing to consider is how long you plan to use the stroller. A good double stroller will last for a lot of families from the time their baby is born until toddlerhood and beyond. So, it's worth spending more upfront if you know that you'll be able to use the stroller for a few years at the very least. Lastly, if you're an avid traveler, you may want to look for a stroller that can fold flat or on one foot. The best tandem strollers are simple to fold down, which makes them ideal for families on the go. If you're thinking about adding a second child to your family, the style of stroller you select will have a significant impact on your lifestyle and budget. If you're looking for a side-by-side or inline model, there are plenty of great options to meet your requirements. One-Point Fold Expert stroller reviewers have a essential requirement to purchasing a tandem double stroller: It must be easy to fold and unfold. This is especially important because tandem strollers are generally larger than single strollers and they can feel heavy being carried. They also take more space in your trunk than a single stroller. The best tandem double strollers feature a one-point fold that is easy to fold. Many tandem double strollers also include an automatic lock that prevents the stroller from folding when it is in use. This is a safety feature that you should consider particularly when your child is in the front seat. If you're planning to use a tandem to transport your children in a car seat, it's better to opt for a model that's side-by-side instead of one that's reverse-able. Reversible strollers allow you to place your infant in front while placing your older child in back. However, it can be difficult to reach your child from the rear as the stroller moves. Another thing to consider is the size of the tandem stroller. The majority of double strollers are bigger than single strollers and the width will determine whether or not 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 is compatible with two car seats for infants, consider the Contours Options Elite V2. This double stroller has seven different stadium-style seating configurations which are perfect for twins and can also fit most infant car seats. It comes with many great features like reversible seats, adjustable footrests and zippered extension on both canopies. It's also very affordable and parents have given positive reviews. The only drawback is that it doesn't recline at the back. This could be a problem when your child is napping. It does come with a large storage bin and an adult tray which is covered and includes cup holders. This is a good option for families with children. Easy Assembly It doesn't matter whether you were shocked to discover that you are expecting twins, or were aware that you would be having a second child as planned. It is important to consider how you will take your children from A to B. A double stroller is a must-have for parents of more than one child and there are several types to choose from. We tested tandem strollers with seats that face each other, or side-by-side so that children can interact and view each other while on the move. Many tandem strollers are compatible with infant car seats and standard stroller chairs for children. They also come with high-low seating which lets both children view their surroundings. Most of our tandem strollers fold easily and are small enough to fit in the trunk of your car, or in storage at home. Some tandem strollers require you to remove the seat in order to fold them. This is common with side-by-side strollers. However, this reduces their overall storage capacity. This is something to consider when choosing the perfect model, as well as assessing the dimensions of any doorways you'll need to pass the stroller through. In addition to a one-handed fold, many of our top tandem options have adjustable reclining options for both seats as well as large canopy that protects your kids from the sun and wind. They also have cup holders and storage onboard for snacks and equipment along with brakes that are easy to reach, and a sturdy handlebar that is at ease to hold while pushing. Many models can be used with piggyback attachments for ride-along boards that allow older children and toddlers to enjoy the ride. Find used tandem strollers for sale online if you want to save money on the purchase. 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 check the stroller for rust and loose screws and any recalls. It's worth the extra effort to find a good bargain on a stroller that will last for a long time.