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Which Lightweight Double Pushchair Should You Buy?

It's easy to move around in a lightweight double pushchair, especially if you have children with different ages. They are easy to fold, steer and carry up and over stairs.

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

Side-by-Side

The majority of light double pushchairs we've test are side-byside models and are generally recommended for children that can sit up unassisted, as these models aren't equipped with car seat integration. That said, the Thule Urban Glide 2 Double and the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Double are both excellent options that offer recline that can be adjusted in both seats, a huge canopy, and padded five-point harnesses. They're also easy to maneuver despite their larger footprints and are great for parents worried about fitting through doorways.

The Cybex Duet is a little different due to its clever frame that expands in width to accommodate an additional seat, which makes it lighter than the majority of other pushchairs that are side-by-side available. This means it fits through standard doorways and is easy to move around on public transport. It's also a jogger, which is great for those who want to use it with an infant carrier or car seat, and comes in a variety of fun colors.

Another great side-by-side, lightweight double is the UPPAbaby Vista v2 Double, which allows for even more customization with a modular frame. It's a clever design that allows you to turn it into a single stroller or a double by incorporating 2 carrycots or car seats (it can even take 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.

If you prefer a more compact, lightweight double, consider the egg2 which folds to the size of a small suitcase. It can be used as a double or single by adding two baby car seats or carrycots. Our home testers were impressed with how easy it was to move around, even with a full load of kids.

Side-by-side lightweight double pushchairs aren't foolproof however -- if your children are of the same age or at the same stage, they may still fight over who rides in which seat. If they're at different heights it could be that a tandem design might be better for them, as it lets them look at each other.

Tandem

While side-by-side models are better suited for siblings who are the same age, tandem lightweight double pushchairs have their own charms. Some can fit a larger car seat and some have Reversible seats. Others even have an additional carrycot or reclined seat that can be flipped in the middle. They are larger and are easier to get in and out of. However the baskets they use tend to be smaller than the ones found on buggies that are single. Many have larger canopies as well as peekaboo windows, and even padding for the leg cushions.

The iCandy Peach is another example of a good-value lightweight tandem. The fabric is a little less premium than some of our other top-rated tandems, but it still looks and feels great and is very easy to use. One of the most striking things about it is its single and double stroller-handed fold - although it requires practice, Kirstie in our Lab said it's "genius". It can't be folded with the carrycot attached, however, the mechanism for attaching and removing it is simple and quick.

Tandem lightweight double pushchairs will generally make more precise turns than side-byside models, however, they can be more challenging to drive over bumps and uneven surfaces. They can also be slower to accelerate and are heavier to move. This puts strain on your back.

Another option is a convertible double buggy which starts off as a single and then you can add adapters to make it into a double. It can also include the option of a second seat, a carrycot or both in front. Children can be seated together. Some of them also offer the option of adding buggy boards, which could help older children keep up with younger siblings.

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 provide a flat space for infants. They can be attached together or placed on top of each other. You can also use the car seat that came with the pushchair in the event that it is compatible with the. 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 a high resale price.

Single-to-Double

This light double buggy is made for families who love the outdoors and would like to upgrade from a single-stroller. It can be converted into a jogger using the kit that comes with air-filled tires and all-wheel-suspension. It's also a great option for twins or children of different age groups, and as a triple tandem, it's able to take on rough terrain. It's a great option for parents who want a chic design as elegant as a single. It is available in a variety of colors.

We loved the way this iCandy model folds down with a one-handed mechanism that's really simple to master. And although it's heavier than the other pushchairs that are single-to-double in this review, home tester Karolina said that it still feels very maneuverable - even when she had two toddlers and a carrycot in it.

You can purchase additional items such as the Roma Gemini Carrycots (PS100) which are great for babies. Our test panel found the seats to be comfortable for toddlers and had good headrests and lumbar support. And there are many options for reclining, with the front seat being adjustable to different positions and the rear seat offering the option to recline.

The main drawback to this kind of buggy is that it tends to be wider overall than side-by-side doubles and makes it difficult to navigate through doorways and is difficult to manoeuvre up and down kerbs. However the suspension and wheels on these models generally perform well in dealing with pavements and the fact that they're lighter than the side-by-sides means you can still find plenty of storage space. It's worth bearing in mind that strollers of this type aren't as efficient in walking through the narrow aisles of supermarkets, and may struggle to handle a lot of shopping. Although it's easier to turn the stroller on a small curved path, it can be a hassle. Some are also more easy to turn than others, such as the Thule Urban Glide 2 double pushchair from birth and Baby Trend Sit N' Stand double umbrella stroller, for example.

Convertible

The great thing about convertible double pushchairs is that they can adapt to a family's changing requirements. They are typically single buggies. They include adapters that permit you to include a second child's seat or carrycot, or (in some cases) a car-seat to the frame. Some of them can be converted back to a single as your child grows older and begins to walk more or wants to ride on buggy boards.

This stylish tri-fold double stroller can be described as one of the lightest strollers on our list. It can hold up to 40 lbs per child and has an integrated storage basket between the seats. The home testers loved the spacious canopy that has windows that can be seen from the outside with multi-position reclining seats as well as front and rear suspension for smoother rides on rough terrain. It also comes with a handy cup holder for parents and an ample, easy-to-access basket. However, they noticed that the seats' backs have tiny pockets that aren't large enough to hold much more than a smartphone and keys.

This premium, lightweight side-by-side can be used in more than 20 configurations and includes a second seat and carrycot. It has a distinctive steering handlebar, front and rear suspensions that smooth rough terrain and it folds compactly and can be folded up with straps that make it easy to transport and seven-inch front wheels with swivel locks, and 10-inch back wheels that have suspensions to ensure an easier ride. The only drawback is that you'll have to purchase a separate car seat or baby carrier.

This multi-functional tandem is a popular choice among our home testers for its easy-to-maneuver size and impressively large shopping basket, which can be accessed with both seats facing the parent. Its surprisingly lightweight weight (about the same as some single pushchairs) makes it a breeze to move. Many users praise the clever method of attaching the second seat or riding board in the back. Parents also appreciated the fact that it could accommodate infant carriers and car seats from various brands, including some that don't normally fit in other double buggies.