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Which Lightweight Double Pushchair Should You Buy?

It's easy to move around in the lightweight double buggy sale pushchair especially if you have kids of varying age groups. They are easy to fold, steer and transport up and over steps.

This City Mini GT2 features side-by-side seating with plenty of legroom. It also has adjustable reclining, UPF 50+ canopy, and peekaboo windows. It also has a clever frame that can expand in width to accommodate a second seat and compatible car seat(s).

Side-by-Side

The majority of the light double pushchairs that we tested were side-by-side models. These are best for children who can stand up without assistance, as they lack car seat compatibility. The Thule Urban Glide 2 Double and the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Double, are both excellent options. They come with an recline that can be adjusted for both seats, a large canopy, and padded five-point safety harnesses. They are also easy to move around despite their larger footprint. They are ideal for parents who fret about fitting through doors.

The Cybex Duet pushchair is unique because of its clever frame that can be expanded to accommodate a second child seat. This makes it slimmer than other pushchairs that are side-by-side. This means it can fit through standard doors and is easy to maneuver on public transportation. It is also a jogger which is great for those who plan to use it with an infant car seat or baby carrier.

The UPPAbaby Vista v2 double is another fantastic side-by-side double that is lightweight. It allows for additional flexibility due to a modular frame. It features a clever design that allows you to convert it into a single buggy or a double with the addition of 2 carrycots or car seats (it can even accommodate twins). It is a practical option for families growing. The UPPAbaby umbrella stroller is one of the lightest, sexiest and fashionable strollers you can find.

Try the egg2 that folds down to the size and weight of a small suitcase. It can be used either as a single or double by adding 2 baby car seats or carrycots. Our home testers were impressed with how easy it was to move around even with a load of kids.

Although they're light double pushchairs that Sit and stand Double stroller side-by-side are not foolproof. If your children are at the same age and stage, they might still fight about who sits in which position. If they are at different heights then it is possible that a tandem design is best for them, as it allows them to face each other.

Tandem

While side-by-side models are more suitable for siblings of the same age, tandem lightweight double pushchairs offer their own perks. Some can accommodate an extra car seat, while some have reversible seats. Others even have an additional carrycot or reversible seat in the middle. They are more spacious and easy to get in and out of. However, their baskets tend to be smaller than those on single buggies. Many feature larger canopies as well as peekaboo windows, and even padded leg cushions.

The iCandy Peach is another example of a great value lightweight tandem. The fabrics are less expensive than some of our top-rated doubles. However, it still looks fantastic and is simple to use. Its one-handed folding is impressive. While it requires some time to master, Kirstie from our Lab described it as "genius". It's not foldable without the carrycot attached, however, the mechanism for attaching and taking it off it is simple and fast.

Tandem pushchairs that are lightweight generally make more precise turns than side-byside models, however, they can be more difficult to drive on uneven surfaces and curbs. They can also be a little slower to speed up and are heavier to move, which could result in strain on your back.

Another option is a convertible double buggy which is initially a single and then you can add adapters to make it into a double. These can include the option of a second seat or carrycot in front, or the children can sit side-by-side. Some have the option of adding a buggyboard, which helps an older child keep up with siblings who are younger.

The Uppababy Vista V2 is a great example of a convertible because it can also be converted into a twin pram through the purchase of additional cocoons (PS59 each) that create a lie-flat space for newborns. They can be placed in a row or joined to one another, and you can use them in conjunction with the baby car seat that is included with the pushchair (as as long as you choose a compatible one). These buggies with dual-use capabilities are made from high-quality materials that can be used for a long time without showing any wear. This means they come with an excellent resale value.

Single-to-Double

Designed for outdoor-loving families who want to upgrade from a single stroller, this light double buggy can be converted into a jogger thanks to an impressive kit that comes with air-filled tyres as well as all-wheel suspension. It is also a good option for twins, or children of different ages, and as triple tandem, it can handle rough terrain. It's a great choice for parents who want a sleek design that is as simple as a single. It comes in various colors of fabric.

This iCandy model is incredibly easy to fold with the use of a single hand. Although it's heavier than other pushchairs that are single-to-double in this review, sit And stand double stroller our home tester Karolina said that it still feels extremely maneuverable, even with two toddlers and a carrycot inside.

You can buy add-ons such as the Roma Gemini Carrycots (PS100) which are perfect for newborns. Our test panel found the seats to be comfortable for toddlers, with excellent lumbar support and headrests. There are many options for reclining and recline, with the front seat being able to be adjusted to different positions, and the rear seat offering the option to recline.

This type of buggy comes with the main disadvantage of being wider than side-byside doubles. This makes it difficult to maneuver through doorways and it can be difficult to move between kerbs. However the suspension and wheels on these models generally perform well in handling paved surfaces, and the fact that they're usually lighter than the side-by-sides, means you still find plenty of storage space. It's important to remember that these types of strollers aren't as efficient in getting through narrow aisles in supermarkets and can struggle to handle a lot of shopping. It's a bit easier to turn them around even on the smallest of curving paths but even this can be difficult. Some are easier to turn than other, such as the Thule Urban Glide 2 Double or the Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double.

Convertible

The best thing about convertible double pushchairs is the ability to adapt to the changing family requirements. They are typically single buggies, but come with adapters to add an additional seat, carrycot or (in some instances) an automobile seat to the frame. Some are able to be converted to a single when your child reaches the age of walk or chooses to ride a buggyboard.

This stylish tri-fold double stroller can be described as one of the lightest on our list. It can hold up to 40 pounds per child and sit and stand double stroller comes with an extra storage basket in between the seats. The spacious canopy with a peekaboo window, multi-position reclining chairs and front and back suspension for smoother rides on rough terrain were well-loved by home testers. It also has a handy cup holder for the parent as well as an enormous, easily accessible basket. They also noted that the backs have tiny pockets, which are just large enough to hold the phone and keys.

This high-end, lightweight side-by-side is available in more than 20 different configurations. It also comes with a second seat and carrycot. Its impressive features include a handlebar with a high-profile design for easier steering as well as rear and front suspensions to smooth rough terrain; a self-standing compact fold that has straps that make it easy to schlep and seven-inch swing lock front wheels and back wheels that measure 10 inches with suspension to provide a more comfortable ride. The only downside is that you'll have to buy a separate baby carrier or car seat.