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What to Look For in a Compact Double Buggy Kerry says that this side-by-side is small enough to pass through the majority of doors. It can accommodate two car seats or carrycots. It has a self-standing fold and a handy carry strap for easy schlepping. The canopies are also simple to lift and move up and down the stairs. The canopies have generously sized windows as well as peekaboo openings. Size A spacious shopping basket as well as rear and front suspension are key features to look out for in a double buggy. You may want to look at whether it's a travel system, or if an infant car seat or a carrycot is possible to add. These are crucial considerations if you have to take your kids in public transport or on longer journeys. If you're in search of a compact double buggy that you can use from birth, consider the Leclerc Kooper X2. This side-by-side model has an intelligent frame that expands widthways so that it can accommodate two children. The seats come with the option of recline and can be set up independently, which gives you the option of one child leaning back enjoying a nap while the other one gazes out at the world around them. The seat comes with a large UPF 50+ canopy with a peekaboo window too. Another great option for newborn twins is the Mountain Buggy Duet. It is the thinnest side-byside twin pushchair available and only 63cm in width, it will fit through most doors. It can also be used with two car seats or a carrycot. It also has lay-flat seats that are suitable from birth. Tandem double buggies, which feature the children sitting on opposite sides is a popular option for twins or parents of a baby and a toddler. However, they do tend to have a wider footprint than single-seaters and can be difficult to manoeuvre on narrow streets or through doors. The iCandy Orange is a popular tandem buggy that has been designed to grow with your family, offering 30 different seating options. The iCandy Orange tandem buggy is suitable for twins or a child and a toddler or even three children when you include the iCandy “PiggyBack” board (available separately). It has a soft suspension that makes light work of kerbs and can be utilized in double or mono mode. It is also possible to attach a single stroller to the top of it for extra storage space. Weight A good double buggy should be light and easy to push. It should also have spacious shopping baskets, front and rear suspension to allow it to get around rough terrains and, ideally it is suitable for twins or siblings of various age. A lot of compact double buggies come with frames designed to fit infant car seats and come with adaptors with branded brands to match popular models from Cybex, BeSafe and Maxi-Cosi. These are a great option if you have younger children with medical issues and would prefer not the need to purchase separate strollers. However, they do generally have a bigger footprint than side-by-side buggies, and are more difficult to fit through doors and on public transportation. If this is important to you, check the product's details to determine if there are any alternatives available. If you're looking to find the tiniest double pushchair on the market take a look at the Mountain Buggy Duet. It's the slimmest side-byside on the market at just 64cm wide. It can be used for twins in the newborn stage or even one toddler and one baby. It is built to last and offers high-quality performance with air-filled tyres, which are all-terrain but also great for cruising around the town. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is another fantastic alternative. nipper double buggy can accommodate twins or a baby and toddler, or two children using a piggyback board (which must be purchased separately). It has a self-standing fold and carry strap to make it easy to transport and has front and rear suspension to help you cope with rough terrain. It's a little heavier than the Joie Evalite Duo but still lighter than tri-fold buggies and is an excellent value for older children. Folding A great double buggy has to be slimline for storage, and a suitable option is the Baby Jogger City Select 2. This side-by-side model has an extremely smooth fold and the frame's clever design expands widthways as you fold so that it's smaller than an individual stroller. This makes it easier to navigate through doorways and public transportation, and it also means that you don't require a second car for schlepping the buggy around. It's a good option for parents with twins since it can be used in mono or duo mode with two seats and car seat adaptors. It can also hold an additional child on the buggy's “piggyback board, and provides many different configurations with an elevated stadium-style seating area that gives both children views of their surroundings. The adjustable handlebar features an adjustable handbrake that makes it easier to push the buggy up and down hills. Another good option is the Mountain Buggy Duet, which has the smallest footprint side-by-side available at 63cm. This makes it perfect for parents who are worried about fitting an extra door for a double on public transport, while it can also take on rough terrain like an off-roader. It can be used to carry twins, a baby and toddler or two kids of the same age, and each seat reclines independently to keep the kids at ease. The iCandy Peach is a good option. It can be used in tandem or mono mode, and can accommodate two car seats, or a carrycot and a toddler seat. It's a little longer than other doubles but it offers great maneuverability, especially on smooth surfaces. It's a great option for those who are looking for a stylish but practical buggy. There are a variety of inexpensive double buggies available, like the UPPAbaby Vista 2. This compact side-byside can fit babies in the carrycot, a toddler in the seat or even three children if you include the PiggyBack ride on board that is branded with some pizazz. It features a simple, self-standing fold as well as a big canopy that gives the kids some protection and a peek-a-boo window. It's also fairly light for a double buggy, and comes with a larger undercarriage basket for shopping.