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Buying a Twin Buggy

Whether you're taking twins or two kids close in age, this selection of double prams and buggies make it simple to transport your kids from A to B.  double travel stroller  are ideal for siblings of similar age, while single-seaters offer more maneuverability on public transportation and in smaller spaces.

The Out n About Nipper Double is small enough to fit through many doors, and takes up less space when parked. Check for independent seat recline and a powerful suspension that can handle difficult terrain.

Comfort

If you're thinking of taking twins on a trip you'll need a twin buggy that provides plenty of comfort. You can pick one with adjustable calfrests to ensure your baby is comfortable, and a sun canopy that extends and a large storage basket. Many manufacturers also provide a range of extras to ensure you have everything you require to enjoy your family outings, including rain covers and cup holders.

The size of your buggy is another important aspect to consider. While there are slimmer twin models available that can be used in doors that are standard but you'll have to measure and verify with the manufacturer prior to buying. You'll also have to alter your seating arrangement when you have twins who are different age groups or with different requirements.

The multi-award-winning Duet V3.2 is a side-by-side twin buggy that offers extreme versatility, perfect for siblings of varying ages or twins. With 17 options to select from, it can be used with a car seat or compatible infant carrier as a travel system, and the clever frame expands widthways instead of height, making it one of the slimmer side-by-side alternatives available and takes up just 73cm of space in double mode, which is around the same size as a single pram when not in use.

This model also features two world-facing seats suitable for babies from birth. They can be adjusted to fit parents-facing carrycots or cosidos to allow parents to keep an eye on both their infants at all times. The seats are reclining independently options so you can create the ideal position for your baby, while the large UPF50sun canopy that has magnetic peekaboo windows and adjustable calf rests provide plenty of protection from the elements.

The Graco Voyager inline twin buggy is a budget-friendly choice for toddlers and children until age three. The seats can be reclined in various positions and the front wheel suspension makes it a smooth ride on all terrains. Our Lab experts were impressed by the fold-up design: just pull up a strap on each seat to fold it down in minutes.

Safety

The best twin buggies are robust and all-terrain with suspension that can handle gravel, grass paths and kerbs. Some come with two front wheels to provide additional stability when driving through rough terrain or bumpy roads. Be sure to look for features such as an auto-stop brake that stops the buggy when you pull off the handlebar so that you can catch it before it rolls away. Make sure you know the weight limit for a double buggy if intend to take your kids on a walk or run. Also, you should test the seat recline to ensure that your children will be at ease during long runs or walks.

There are three types of twin buggies: tandem, side by side and one-seated. Side-by-side models are ideal for twins and siblings who are very close in age. They can sit together to talk and interact during walks. This type of twin buggy is a bit narrower than other models, making it easier to maneuver and fit through doors. However, they can be heavier and have a bigger footprint than single buggies, which makes them less stable when climbing up the kerbs.

Tandem buggy models are more likely to be double-travel systems, with the possibility of attaching two carrycots or car seats at the same time. Some models can be expanded to accommodate two babies in the same car seat in rear-facing mode. They could be narrower than twin buggies with side-by-side seating, but can still be larger than single buggy models. They may not pass through doors if the doors that are made by the manufacturer aren't wide enough.

One-seat models are generally narrower than other types of double buggy, and use less road. They are a good choice for twins or siblings who want to sit together without waking eachother up by fighting or pulling one other's hair. Some models are designed to be independent in their reclined seat which means that your children can sleep comfortably without hitting each other.

Convenience

If your children are looking to take their favorite dolls or teddies out on an excursion with them, you can easily do so with a twin buggy. Many models come with seats that let two children sit together and play together. Some models even come with an adjustable basket that can be folded to store everything.

There are twin buggies available in different price ranges. However, it's worth spending a bit more to get a model that is simple to use and will grow along with your family. The Joie Evalite Duo, for example, is a great alternative. It can be purchased online for about PS200. Its back seat goes flat for babies and is more upright for toddlers which makes it suitable for babies from birth. The design is user-friendly, with a one-handed fold and a simple unfold. It is well-balanced and the suspension makes light work of kerbs.

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

You can also buy twin pushchairs that have been made with convenience at the forefront, like the Gazelle S Luxury, which allows you to reduce time by folding it with both seats attached. This lets you wheel it straight out the front door, which is especially useful for parents of infants. You'll still need to remove the seat in the lower portion and this can be done in a couple of seconds and the whole item folds neatly resting upright. The slim frame is smaller than other double buggies, and it's light too.

Design

There are a myriad of designs to choose from, whether you're shopping for twins or close-in-age siblings. Some single prams can be transformed into twin buggies while others are designed to be twin buggies. Whatever style you choose it's essential to find one that is compatible with your family's lifestyle as well as needs.

Most twin buggies are either side-by-side or tandem, allowing children to sit next to one another or behind. Side-by-side models tend to be more compact and easy to maneuver, and they can work for children with different age groups. Tandems may not be suitable for smaller car boot spaces, but they allow children to play.

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

Selecting the right type of wheel and size is an additional important factor to consider when buying a twin buggy. Double buggy wheels with all-terrain capability will allow you to easily navigate mud, gravel, and uneven surfaces. To make it easier you can choose a buggy with suspension systems to smooth bumps on the road.

If you're planning on using your twin buggy for long walks, consider a model with a spacious cargo bag. It can hold more than two kids and keep track of all their belongings. Consider adding sun visors, rain covers and shopping tray to your bag.