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Buying a Twin Buggy

Whether you're taking twins or two kids close in age, this range of double prams and buggies makes it easy to get your children from A to B. Tandem models are great for siblings of similar ages, while single-seaters offer more manoeuvrability on public transport and in smaller space.

Side-by-side buggies like the Out n About Nipper Double are slimline enough to fit through the majority of doorways and take up less space on the road. For terrain that is tough you should look for a seat that has an independent recliner and suspension that are able to take on the terrain.

Comfort

It is essential to have a twin stroller that is comfortable if you plan to take twins out. You can pick a seat that has adjustable calfrests to keep your babies comfy, as well as an extended sun canopy and a huge storage basket. Many manufacturers offer extras like cup holders and rain covers so that you have everything you need for your family outings.

Another crucial aspect to take into consideration is the width of your buggy. There are some slimmer twins that will fit through doors of standard size, but you'll have to take measurements and consult the manufacturer before purchasing. Also, remember that when your twins are of different ages and have varying needs you'll need to adjust the seating arrangement frequently.

The multi-award winning Duet V3.2 is a side-by-side twin buggy with an incredible range of options, which is ideal for siblings of varying age groups or twins. With 17 configurations to choose from it can be used with a car seat or a compatible infant carrier to form a travel system, and the innovative frame expands widthways, not height, making it one of the slimmest side-by-side options on the market with only 73cm of space when used in double mode, which is roughly the same as a single pram when not in use.

This model also features two world-facing seats suitable from birth, which can be modified to accommodate a parent-facing carrycot or cosido to allow parents to keep an eye on their infants at all times. The seats are reclining independently options, allowing you to find the ideal position for your child, while the large UPF50sun canopy with magnetic peekaboo windows and adjustable calf rests provide plenty of protection from the elements.

The Graco Voyager inline twin buggy is a budget-friendly option for toddlers and children until age three. Its seats can recline in a variety of positions and the front wheel suspension makes it a smooth ride on the majority of types of terrain. Our Lab experts were impressed by the folding method: simply pull the straps on each seat to fold it down in minutes.

Safety

The best twin buggies have suspensions that can handle grass, gravel paths and kerbs. Some have two front wheels for extra stability when navigating rough terrain or bumpy roads. Be sure to look for features such as an auto-stop brake that stops the buggy if you release the handlebar so that you can stop it before it flies away. Be sure to check the weight limit of the double buggy if you intend to take your kids on a run or walk. It's also a good idea to test the recline of your seat to ensure that your kids will be comfortable on long jogging or walking.

There are three types of twin buggies: tandem and one-seated. Side-by-side models are perfect for twins or siblings very close in age, as they provide space for both to sit together, to converse and interact during walks. This type of twin buggy is more compact than other types, which makes them easier to maneuver and fit through doors. They may be heavier, have a bigger footprint and feel less stable when bumping into kerbs.

Tandem buggy models are more likely to be double travel systems, and offer the possibility of attaching two carrycots or car seats simultaneously. Certain models can be expanded to hold two infants in the same car seat in rear-facing mode. They may be smaller and longer than twin buggies which are side-by-side, however they can also be narrower and longer than single buggies.

One-seaters are typically smaller than other kinds of GYMAX Double Seat Stroller: Adjustable Handle Grey buggy, and make up less road. They are a good choice for twins or siblings who want to be seated together without disturbing each other by fighting or pulling one hair. Some models have independent recline positions, so your children can sleep peacefully without kicking one another.

Convenience

With a twin stroller that your children can take their favourite dolls or teddies with them on walks. A lot of models have seats that let two kids sit together to play together. Some models even come with a foldable basket for storing everything.

There are twin buggies available in different costs however, it's worth paying more for one that is simple to operate and will grow with your family. For example, the Joie Evalite Maxi-Cosi Lila Duo Kit: Double Stroller - Nomad Grey is a good choice, and can buy on the internet for around PS200. Its backrest is flat for a baby and is more upright for toddlers which makes it suitable for babies from the time of birth. The design is also very user-friendly, with a one-handed fold and a simple unfold. It's smooth to roll and the suspension is able to make light work of the kerbs.

The iCandy Peach 7 offers another flexible option. It comes with 30 different seating configurations, including twins, a child an infant or three children if you add the UPPAbaby's "PiggyBack' board (which can be purchased separately for around PS120). The compact chassis, which measures only 73cm in double mode, means it can be tucked away in most doors and can be rolled into your home without taking up too much space. Its large canopy can offer excellent protection from the sun and rain. Additionally, it comes with hidden hoods to ensure the safety of your children at all times.

You can also buy twin pushchairs that are designed with comfort at the forefront, like the Gazelle S Luxury that lets you reduce time by folding it with both seats attached. This allows you to wheel it straight out the front door, which is particularly helpful for parents of newborns. The lower seat will still require removal, however, it takes only a few seconds. The whole thing can then be folded neatly and upright. Its slim frame is smaller than other double buggies and is light as well.

Design

There are a variety of styles to choose from, whether you're purchasing for twins or close-in-age siblings. Some single prams can transform into a twin buggy with a simple conversion, others are built as Hauck Atlantic Twin Double Buggy in Grey buggies from the ground up. Whatever model you're seeking, the most important factor is to find one that is suitable for your family's requirements and lifestyle.

Most twin buggies come in tandem or side-byside configurations, which allow children to sit in a row, either next to other or behind. Side-by side models are narrower and more maneuverable, and can be used for children of all age groups. Tandems may not fit in smaller car boot spaces, but they allow children to interact.

Many brands of twin buggies come with a wide variety of features that parents will appreciate. Look for adjustable five-point safety harnesses, a variety of recline options for the seat and a huge front canopy that can be extended with a peek-a-boo hood. Some models include a tray for parents, removable changing mats and under-seat storage baskets.

Selecting the right type of wheel and size is another crucial factor for your twin buggy. Double buggy wheels with all-terrain capabilities enable you to navigate mud, gravel and uneven surfaces. Select a buggy with suspension for better control.

If you're planning on using your twin buggy for long walks, consider the model that has a large cargo bag. You can take more than your two children and keep an eye on their items. Other practical features that are worth considering include sun protection, rain cover and a shopping tray.