The Best Twin Buggy

This inline double is designed to expand with your family and you. It offers a variety of seating options that are suitable for twins or children of various ages. Its foam-filled rubber tires don't flatten out and its soft suspension makes light work of the kerbs.

It folds up super-flat and satisfies the weight requirements for gate-checks at airports which makes it easy to carry. It also includes a large storage basket under the seat, and an all-weather sun canopy with four panels.

Leclerc Influencer

With its sleek design, auto-folding and cabin approved dimensions the Leclerc Influencer is a great alternative for those who fly. Its folded (and unfurled) width is 47cm. This is slightly larger than the IATA standard 45cm. But, it meets airline hand luggage regulations. It can be stored in overhead lockers during flights (subject to approval by the airline). We found it was easy to clean using just a wipe down, and there were many extras available like footmuffs, nappy and buggy organiser bags that fit to the handles and hoods, providing UV50+ protection.

It's easy to get up and down stairs and can be squeezed into tight spaces like narrow streets, shops and Jane's terrace house. The bumper bar also doubles as an handle. It also has a large brake that is flip-flop compatible and comes with a colour-coded indicator. The basket is smaller than other models, but it can still accommodate a huge changing bag. There are additional trays to store snacks, drinks and toys.

It's suitable from birth and can be paired with a Leclerc Baby Carrycot or car seat with adaptors (sold separately). The clever backrest can be folded down to make it ideal for long walks or naps. The magnetic 5-point harness makes it simple to use. It's also lightweight, weighing just 6.6kg. A travel bag is included.

Joie Evalite Duo

The British brand Joie has a mission to "share happiness with parents who are expecting" by creating pushchairs that are "functional and stylish, as well as innovative". The Evalite Duo, their latest twin buggy, is their most recent product. It's designed to accommodate two kids side-by-side in contrast to the slightly heavier Aire Twin, and has raised stadium-style seating so both kids can be able to see the world around them.

The Evalite Duo weighs just under 10kg and is among the lightest strollers for siblings on the market. It is suitable for use starting at the time of birth and is compatible with a Joie car seat or carrycots. It's simple to drive or ride, lift, and fold and the frame expands in width to accommodate the second seat.

Out 'n' About say the one-handed fold is a highlight of the Evalite Duo, and they were impressed with how quickly and easily it can be put together. They did notice that it was more difficult to navigate rough surfaces and bumps in comparison to other models.

The front seat can't fully recline and the parents had to use their own hands to lower it. This is something they would prefer to avoid when traveling with children. But, they do agree that the Evalite Duo is a great pushchair that could be perfect with some adjustments. They love how best compact double stroller it is when folded.

iCandy Peach

iCandy Peach, a sophisticated tandem buggy, offers parents the variety they need. It's compatible with a wide range of car seats and uses the one-click method to fold it, making it a breeze for families who are on the move. It also comes with plenty of accessories that rival brands charge for separately like rain covers and liners.

iCandy Peach is a favourite for parents who are fashion-conscious due to its chic and modern jersey fabrics. The 2022 version of the Peach has been upgraded with a few minor tweaks to enhance the performance and function without sacrificing aesthetics.

One of the most significant changes to the latest Peach is the inclusion of a ride-on board that makes it a great choice for twins. It's also smaller than the previous Peach model, yet it still provides all the space your child may require.

This is an excellent double pram buggy stroller if you want something stylish and adaptable. You can use it from the beginning as a single stroller then purchase a double kit to allow it to become a twin buggy. It also has a huge basket and five reclining positions for maximum comfort for your children. It also comes with an integrated carry strap and a one-handed folding mechanism. The only downside is that it could be a little bulky to store when you aren't using it particularly since it folds in two parts rather than one.

iCandy Orange

This is among the most comfortable twin buggies on the market. The seats are well-padded and come with liners or luxury footmuffs which should keep your little ones cosy in cold weather. The carrycot is simple to attach using the gate-opening side flaps. It is large and comfortable. The seat and carrycot can be placed in a variety of configurations and the Orange chassis has an amazing 30 different combinations.

The wheels are designed to take on rough and concrete terrain, and there's an enormous shopping basket underneath which is ideal for shopping at large supermarkets. The pushchair is light and easy to drive. The round pedal brake makes it simple to use, but not for flip-flops. It's not easy to fold, and the latch that keeps it folded requires two hands to unlock. Once it's collapsed the front wheels slide into the basket and the chassis is free to stand.

The Orange is ideal for parents who are fashion-conscious and have a baby or toddler and need a buggy that will be able to adapt to them. It's also a good option for parents who are expecting another child in the near future who want a flexible double pushchair. The iCandy Orange is not cheap but it's flexible enough that it should last for several years and will offer a decent resale value too. It can also be fitted with a buggy board, which should reduce the number of siblings fighting over seats.

Mountain Buggy Duet

Mountain Buggy, founded by a New Zealander and part of the Mokopuna Group, which also owns Phil and Teds and Baby Jogger is the first company in the world of prams to concentrate on two all-terrain pushchairs. The Duet side-by-side twin stroller is slim and sleek that can fit through doorways and maneuver well around tight shopping aisles. It is one of the smallest, fully-featured double buggies in the market and has won numerous awards including 2014 Mother & Baby Twin Gold and 2015 Prima Baby Twin Silver.

Its narrow seats are spacious enough for children of various age groups to be able to sit comfortably and the seats are independently reclineable, so children can pick their preferred position. The large canopies have flick-out sun visors, and the storage basket is extremely spacious. It accepts two infant car seats when you buy of adapters for car seats and is compatible with almost all brands that are available, which is a huge advantage.

The only downside is the weight. It is hefty at 32.4 pounds and could be difficult to get into and out of the trunk for Grandma. And, it is more expensive than other side-by-side double single pushchair buggies. However, it was designed to last and offers many features for the money. It's a good option for urban parents who don't want to carry around a heavy stroller. And, the padding of the harnesses and the 5-point buckle ensure safety for babies.

Bugaboo Donkey Twin

The Bugaboo Donkey Twin has a fashionable, functional design. It's a premium product, but it's not without faults.

It comes with very few features, both for kids and parents. The only thing provided by the side bin is that it can only be used when one seat in the car is connected. There aren't any parent tray cup holders, cups or pockets for accessories, and this could be problematic for long trips.

The seats don't recline very flat and the gap between the seats is quite large. Our 5-year-old had trouble lying back comfortably. It's a pity given that it's a premium vehicle.

On the positive side, it's a easy to maneuver and the swivel wheels are great in climbing slopes and steps. It's also narrow enough to pass through most doors and folds up quickly for easy storage and transportation. It can be switched back to mono mode in only three clicks, should you need more space or need to make a quick escape. It can even accommodate a third child with the comfort wheeled board should you're in need of. It's pricey, however if you're on a budget there are alternatives out there. It's worth it if you're a fan of the brand and have the money to spend.