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Lightweight Double Stroller

Lightweight double strollers are a godsend for families with two kids who must get from point A to point B. These strollers double are narrow and have separate reclining seats as well as easy-to-use shades.

This stroller is lightweight and weighs only 24 lbs when the child seats in place. It folds compactly that's self-standing and an adjustable carry strap that is perfect for schlepping in the trunk of your car or on vacation.

Side-by-Side

The size, quality and weight of a double stroller greatly impact how easy it is to push. The type of tires, wheels and suspension, in addition to size and weight affects the ease with which a double stroller can be turned and moved in tight spaces. The number of kids in the stroller and how much you have in it will also impact how easy or difficult it is to push.

Side-byside models have two seats that are adjacent to each the other. They are considered to be easier to maneuver than tandems and front-to-back models. However, the larger frame of a stroller that is side-by-side often means it's harder to fit through standard doors. And, depending on the height of your children' car seats, a side by side stroller might not be able to fit them comfortably.

The seat backs of side-byside strollers are usually lower than single strollers. This makes it more difficult for older children to see the surroundings or converse with their friends. And, if your kids are of different ages the seating arrangement could lead to sibling squabbles over who gets to sit in which position.

On the other hand, a tandem stroller can be a great option for siblings that are close in age. This kind of double stroller is more maneuverable and has a higher resale price than other models. A tandem stroller is more expensive than a model that has two seats.

If you are an avid runner and are planning to use your stroller on long walks or runs it is worthwhile to invest in a compact double stroller with smooth suspension. These strollers have larger and more durable wheels than regular double strollers and are able to handle off-road and pavement terrain. They're typically a bit heavier than the standard side-by-side stroller, but they're also much easier to maneuver and more sturdy.

The Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double Stroller offers a great example of a light tandem stroller that's affordable and of high-end. It's also compatible with large selection of infant car seats which makes it a great choice for twins.

Tandem

If your family is expanding with a baby number two or twins, or you have a toddler and younger infant there are plenty of options for a double stroller. You'll need to take into consideration the size, maneuverability and storage space of each model.

Tandem strollers have a narrower profile than side-byside models. They can be more convenient to maneuver around crowded areas or in tight aisles of shops. However, they're not as easy to fold down as single-to-double strollers and can be a hassle to use when packed with children and other items.

The UPPAbaby Vista is our top pick for an all-around lightweight tandem stroller. It's a favorite among families with only one child. It includes a toddler seat and a modular Rumble Seat that can be added later to accommodate a second child (carriers sold separately). The seats are spacious comfortable and have deep seat adjustments. The canopy is spaciously sized with peekaboo windows. both seats can recline independently.

Another good choice for a lightweight tandem is the Jogger City Select. It's a stroller for jogging that's ideal for active families with two kids or for parents who like to take their children out on trails and hikes. The seats are big and comfy, with built-in adjustable foot and leg rests. The canopy is smaller than our other light double strollers. But, they have large pop-out shades that are SPF 50.

Other features worth looking for in a light double stroller include a one-handed self-standing fold; a one-parent brake that is easy to use and straps that are padded around the shoulders and waist for comfort. We also like having a large, easy-to access under-seat storage basket, as well as pockets on the sides and back. Also, if you're planning to be taking your kids on jogging trips regularly, you should consider a double jogger that's designed to be quick and agile with a wide padded handlebar for easy steering and strong frame that can support the additional weight of two kids.

Front-to-Back

If you have an older child who's on the verge of walking, and a toddler who would like to join in there's no way to get them both around without a double stroller. A double umbrella stroller is a cheap compact option that allows your eldest to sit back in the back and your youngest to stand or walk with you as you shop, eat out, and explore. Our testers didn't love this type of stroller however, because it is often flimsy frames and wobbly wheels. Some even have exposed rough fasteners or fabrics that are not skin-friendly.

Furthermore the front seat is small and shallow. Some parents have reported that their kids slide right out of it if they're not properly buckled in. The 5-point harnesses could irritate the skin if they're too thin. However the Baby Trend Sit N' Stand Double is fairly lightweight and folds up easily for transportation in trunks, cars and small vehicles. It also accepts two infant car seats which is a great option for families with infants or toddlers on the move.

Tandem strollers are more spacious than side-by-side options which makes them a great option for urban residents. They can be difficult to maneuver on grass, unpaved paths and curbs. They also typically take up more storage space than side-byside models when folded, which can be a problem for families who live in smaller homes or apartments.

Our double stroller reviews will help you pick the right lightweight option for you and your family. For those who utilize their stroller frequently in urban areas that are crowded must look for one that's easy to turn, steer and push. Families who plan to use their stroller less often will be able to afford to spend more on a model that comes with more features and seating options. If you're shopping for a light double stroller, don't be afraid to explore other brands in addition to our top picks. Many of our top-rated models come in multiple colors and come with a range of features like a parent tray, a foot brake, a large storage basket and much more.

Compact

A double stroller can be an essential piece of equipment when you have two children less than 5 years old. You can watch your toddler and take care of your infant using the double stroller. It also helps to save space in your car and lets you navigate the crowded aisles of supermarkets and parks as well as city streets with just one set of hands.

When you're looking for a lightweight, double stroller it is important to consider the way you plan to make use of it. Some parents choose to purchase an adaptable, single-to-double stroller when they have their first child. They then add a second seat as their family expands. Although this might seem like an appropriate purchase at the time, we have discovered that it usually works out better for families to invest in a light double stroller that is specifically designed for their children's age and stages.

The most compact double strollers come with a variety of options and configurations that include ample storage space as well as multiple cup holders for adults, adjustable handlebars and canopies that have peekaboo windows. Some models even have a bassinet that is built-in which makes them perfect for infants and toddlers. They are small in footprint and folds down to nearly flat, making them an ideal option for parents with small storage space at home or on the road.

When choosing a lightweight double-stroller, it is important to take into consideration how it performs on different terrains and surfaces. Some strollers are difficult to maneuver through tight spaces and up curbs, while others are able to handle more difficult terrain. Some jogging walkers include special suspensions that let them move over rough terrain and pavement without jostling their rider.

Also, it's a good idea to know the weight of each stroller before you buy. The lighter the stroller, the easier it is to push and move around. The lightest stroller we tested was the Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite, that weighs around 23 pounds. In general, most of the strollers we suggest in this guide fall between 30 and 40 pounds.