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This versatile single to double buggy has 17 different configurations for seating and sleeping kids from newborn to toddler and even the third option with iCandy's "piggy back' board. It's also among the tiniest double strollers that is able to fit through doors as a single pushchair.
It's an ultra-compact and lightweight stroller that folds easily with just one hand. It's also suitable for different types of terrains and comes with a handy shopping bag.
Adaptability
There are many things to think about when purchasing a double stroller. You'll need to ensure your children are safe and safe as you travel new routes and sights. You should also consider the price and size, weight and durability. A well-known brand (within your budget of course) will increase the value of resales and ease the purchase later on.
There are two types of double buggies that have three wheels, based on the number of children you'll be carrying: side-by-side and front-facing. Side-by-side buggies tends to be slimmer but have a bigger area than front-facing models. Despite this there are some smart models on the market that manage to reduce their size like the Mountain Buggy Duet. This is the slimmest side-by-side buggy in the world and it can even fit into doorways that are narrow!
Tandem buggies, on the other hand, tend to be larger. They begin as a single stroller but can be adjusted with adapters to accommodate a second seat, or carrycot. Some tandem buggies can take twins, a baby and toddler or a child and a newborn due to their innovative seating arrangements. One example is the UPPAbaby Vista 2 which can be converted into a triple with the addition of the optional 'Piggy Back' board.
The iCandy Orange is another super-smart tandem buggy that features a unique 'cinema seating' design that allows the rear seat to be raised or lowered to different positions so that you can change how your children are seated. This allows you to choose from 30 different seating options. It is ideal for parents with children in different stages of development.
The phil&teds sports is another great alternative. This first-of-its-kind, multi award winner buggy will protect your pocket by starting as a fantastic single from day one and then adjusting to take two (or 3 wheeler buggy!) as your family grows all within the same footprint as one buggy! This is made possible by the sling seat, which is ideal for infants and provides superior manoeuvrability, stability and the ability to pop the kerb.
Manoeuvrability
In general double buggy 3 wheeled travel system wheels (more info here) are much easier to maneuver and control than double pushchairs with 4 wheels. The front wheels are smaller and less wide and result in less weight. This means that they can be pushed more easily and will also be much simpler to maneuver up and down kerbs.
One of the best examples is the Mountain Buggy Duet. This is the slimmest side-by-side buggy on the market and has a footprint the same as a single buggy. This makes it ideal for parents worried about fitting through doorways or on public transport. In addition, the fact it can also be used with twins or two carrycots/car seats means it can be used from the beginning of time.
Another alternative is the UPPAbaby Vista 2. It's a light buggy that's perfect for urban life, but also comfortable on uneven or rough terrain. It is suitable for twins, a baby and a toddler due to its four-wheel suspension as well as the large rear wheels. Its light frame means it can be lifted and carried easily too. The only issue is that it's a little harder to maneuver on uneven terrain as compared to other models.
Comfort
If you're planning to use your buggy on long walks or for jogs it's worth investing in a model that can take on rough terrain. Consider a three-wheel model with large rear wheels to take the bumps, plus a suspension system that absorbs shocks. The front wheels should be mounted to provide more control on difficult terrain and enable you to maneuver around corners.
Double buggys that are good for two kids will give you to adjust the seats so that both children can be comfortable. The best double buggys have adjustable footrests and reclining seats for older children. There's plenty of room to store your groceries phones, keys, and even keys.
Another thing to look for is a slick fold mechanism. Our Lab experts prefer models that have straps under the seats that can pull the buggy apart, or a lever to open an opening that folds the frame in half, taking just a second or two. Some models can even fold with the seat removed to make them smaller when not in use.
The Mountain Buggy Duet has won numerous awards and is a side by side with great flexibility for twins or siblings. The clever frame can be expanded to accommodate the second seat (or carrycot) and yet has the same footprint as a single buggy which means it can be pushed through doorways and on public transport. It's heavier than other models, but its smooth ride makes up for it.
iCandy’s Orange Convertible, another popular side-by-side, comes with 30 seating options that can be modified to meet all needs. It's an excellent choice for twins as the seats can face the parents and transform into a tandem pushchair.
The Joie Evalite Duo, a lightweight three-wheel model is ideal for daily use. It's not as big or more expensive than other models, however its tiny turning radius and fixed front wheel make it more difficult to maneuver up and down kerbs. It's easy-to-push and can be used for running buggy by adding a separate child carriage.
Safety
The phil&teds sport is able to take two children in a variety of ways, from infant to toddler with their car seat adapters or twin kit and can even accommodate three if you use their piggyback board (which is available separately for about PS120). It is particularly safe because of its dual front swivels, superior maneuverability and convenient footbrake. The tray that it is on is larger than the majority of double buggies that are lightweight, and the canopies feature peekaboo windows to improve visibility.
This multi-award winning side-by-side is the tiniest, full-featured all-terrain double buggy on the market. It has the same footprint as a single-buggy, which means it can be easily pushed through doors and transported on public transport. Its amazing suspension can handle tough terrain like a pro and our Lab experts love the fact that it folds down to the perfect resting spot in just a few seconds. It also has a hand brake on the adjustable handlebar for additional security. The seats can be reversible to allow the children facing one side or parents facing each other ideal for siblings and twins.
This versatile single to double buggy has 17 different configurations for seating and sleeping kids from newborn to toddler and even the third option with iCandy's "piggy back' board. It's also among the tiniest double strollers that is able to fit through doors as a single pushchair.
It's an ultra-compact and lightweight stroller that folds easily with just one hand. It's also suitable for different types of terrains and comes with a handy shopping bag.Adaptability
There are many things to think about when purchasing a double stroller. You'll need to ensure your children are safe and safe as you travel new routes and sights. You should also consider the price and size, weight and durability. A well-known brand (within your budget of course) will increase the value of resales and ease the purchase later on.
There are two types of double buggies that have three wheels, based on the number of children you'll be carrying: side-by-side and front-facing. Side-by-side buggies tends to be slimmer but have a bigger area than front-facing models. Despite this there are some smart models on the market that manage to reduce their size like the Mountain Buggy Duet. This is the slimmest side-by-side buggy in the world and it can even fit into doorways that are narrow!
Tandem buggies, on the other hand, tend to be larger. They begin as a single stroller but can be adjusted with adapters to accommodate a second seat, or carrycot. Some tandem buggies can take twins, a baby and toddler or a child and a newborn due to their innovative seating arrangements. One example is the UPPAbaby Vista 2 which can be converted into a triple with the addition of the optional 'Piggy Back' board.
The iCandy Orange is another super-smart tandem buggy that features a unique 'cinema seating' design that allows the rear seat to be raised or lowered to different positions so that you can change how your children are seated. This allows you to choose from 30 different seating options. It is ideal for parents with children in different stages of development.
The phil&teds sports is another great alternative. This first-of-its-kind, multi award winner buggy will protect your pocket by starting as a fantastic single from day one and then adjusting to take two (or 3 wheeler buggy!) as your family grows all within the same footprint as one buggy! This is made possible by the sling seat, which is ideal for infants and provides superior manoeuvrability, stability and the ability to pop the kerb.
Manoeuvrability
In general double buggy 3 wheeled travel system wheels (more info here) are much easier to maneuver and control than double pushchairs with 4 wheels. The front wheels are smaller and less wide and result in less weight. This means that they can be pushed more easily and will also be much simpler to maneuver up and down kerbs.
One of the best examples is the Mountain Buggy Duet. This is the slimmest side-by-side buggy on the market and has a footprint the same as a single buggy. This makes it ideal for parents worried about fitting through doorways or on public transport. In addition, the fact it can also be used with twins or two carrycots/car seats means it can be used from the beginning of time.
Another alternative is the UPPAbaby Vista 2. It's a light buggy that's perfect for urban life, but also comfortable on uneven or rough terrain. It is suitable for twins, a baby and a toddler due to its four-wheel suspension as well as the large rear wheels. Its light frame means it can be lifted and carried easily too. The only issue is that it's a little harder to maneuver on uneven terrain as compared to other models.
Comfort
If you're planning to use your buggy on long walks or for jogs it's worth investing in a model that can take on rough terrain. Consider a three-wheel model with large rear wheels to take the bumps, plus a suspension system that absorbs shocks. The front wheels should be mounted to provide more control on difficult terrain and enable you to maneuver around corners.
Double buggys that are good for two kids will give you to adjust the seats so that both children can be comfortable. The best double buggys have adjustable footrests and reclining seats for older children. There's plenty of room to store your groceries phones, keys, and even keys.
Another thing to look for is a slick fold mechanism. Our Lab experts prefer models that have straps under the seats that can pull the buggy apart, or a lever to open an opening that folds the frame in half, taking just a second or two. Some models can even fold with the seat removed to make them smaller when not in use.
The Mountain Buggy Duet has won numerous awards and is a side by side with great flexibility for twins or siblings. The clever frame can be expanded to accommodate the second seat (or carrycot) and yet has the same footprint as a single buggy which means it can be pushed through doorways and on public transport. It's heavier than other models, but its smooth ride makes up for it.
iCandy’s Orange Convertible, another popular side-by-side, comes with 30 seating options that can be modified to meet all needs. It's an excellent choice for twins as the seats can face the parents and transform into a tandem pushchair.
The Joie Evalite Duo, a lightweight three-wheel model is ideal for daily use. It's not as big or more expensive than other models, however its tiny turning radius and fixed front wheel make it more difficult to maneuver up and down kerbs. It's easy-to-push and can be used for running buggy by adding a separate child carriage.
Safety
The phil&teds sport is able to take two children in a variety of ways, from infant to toddler with their car seat adapters or twin kit and can even accommodate three if you use their piggyback board (which is available separately for about PS120). It is particularly safe because of its dual front swivels, superior maneuverability and convenient footbrake. The tray that it is on is larger than the majority of double buggies that are lightweight, and the canopies feature peekaboo windows to improve visibility.
This multi-award winning side-by-side is the tiniest, full-featured all-terrain double buggy on the market. It has the same footprint as a single-buggy, which means it can be easily pushed through doors and transported on public transport. Its amazing suspension can handle tough terrain like a pro and our Lab experts love the fact that it folds down to the perfect resting spot in just a few seconds. It also has a hand brake on the adjustable handlebar for additional security. The seats can be reversible to allow the children facing one side or parents facing each other ideal for siblings and twins.
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