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Choosing a Twin Stroller Designed with active families in mind The twin stroller will grow with your family from birth through toddlerhood. The way it moves is a huge hit with users. It accommodates two bassinets or infant car seats, which means you can use it right from the beginning and eliminate the need for an additional car seat. It also has a good amount of storage space. Lightweight When it comes to choosing a twin stroller, you'll want to look for one that is lightweight and easy to maneuver. This will enable you to navigate crowded streets with ease and get around quickly, so you can focus on the important things: your kids. You can also use a lightweight and manageable stroller to navigate narrow doors and tight spaces. A stroller that is lightweight is usually smaller than a double-sized full size and can help you save space in your trunk and make it easier to store. It's important to look for a large under-seat storage basket that can hold at least 22 pounds of gear. You might also look into an organizer that is attached to the handlebar for more storage. The seating arrangement that works best for you and your family will depend on how far apart the children are in terms age. If your twins have a similar age difference, you might prefer an inline configuration to allow them to sit side-by-side and bond. If your children are in different stages of development and have a significant age gap, you may prefer a car seat that can accommodate both infant car seats and convertible seats. The Kolcraft Cloud Plus is one of our favorite lightweight strollers. It weighs only 23 pounds, which makes it lighter than many single strollers. and can carry children up to 40 pounds per seat. The Jeep Destination Ultralight SBS Double stroller also offers a lightweight frame and handlebar that telescopically adjusts and foam-filled tires that will never flatten, and an easily-folding design. Many parents are concerned about their kids' security when riding in a double stroller, so opt for a model that has various safety features. double buggy travel system could include a five-point safety harness for each seat, brakes on the rear and front as well as a foot brake, and a large canopy with peek-aboo windows that offers head-to toe sun protection. Check for stroller accessories like the child tray or snack cup or back pockets that can also be used as drink holders. Easy to Fold When evaluating strollers, choose models that are small and easy to fold. This can help you save time in a hurry (or in a parking lot during a rainstorm) and ease the stress on your back from carrying the stroller in its entirety. The ideal fold is a one-handed folding. A self-standing design is even better. A telescoping handlebar is yet another feature we like for its ease of use, and you can usually get it on more expensive models. If you're planning to travel with your twins, a compact, lightweight stroller that can be easily folded and put in a compact trunk is a must. A large, well-designed basket is a plus on double strollers. Some of the models that we tested had additional baskets or child trays inside the seatbacks. The Zoe Twin+ has a large, practical basket and is one of the lightest and smallest when folded; the UPPAbaby G-Link 2 and Delta Children LX Side by Side come with smaller but still functional baskets and also have pockets in the seatbacks. In our tests it was the comfort that was the primary element. A number of the light double strollers that we tested had smooth suspensions that absorb bumps without making children feel pushed around. The most efficient model, the Summer Infant 2 Go Lite has a particularly pleasant ride and is an excellent option for infants as as toddlers. It has two car seat carriers, and a rear seat which transforms into a bassinet suitable for newborns. This makes it an ideal option from birth until toddlerhood. Try the Jeep Wrangler TrailRunner Twin for a more luxurious option. It has a roomy comfortable set of seats that recline independently, and its huge UPF 50+ canopy offers plenty of shade and peek-through windows. The seats are cushioned and have adjustable footrests and leg rests. Both are covered in padding and come with removable child tethers. This model folds easily with a one-handed folding mechanism and a swiveling wheel on the front. It is also easier to fold than the other two-seaters we've tried. When folded, it's among the lightest and smallest double strollers. It also features a telescoping bar that can be adjusted for the height. Easy to carry If you've got a long journey in the near future or just want to get your children from one side of town to the other without having to carry the bulk of a full-sized double stroller, look for a basic twin stroller that can do the job. They typically have an extra seat for the older child as well as a platform or bench for the child who is younger and often fit into overhead bins while traveling by air. You should look for features like cups holder, a place to store your child's food, as well as an umbrella in the event of rain. Some of our favorite lightweight double strollers are surprisingly small, like the Zoe Twin+, which folds up to be one of the smallest and lightest when closed. It also has a great seating area for passengers with good recline and adjustable leg and foot rests, and generous UPF 50+ canopy with windows that can be seen from a distance. It also has simple and quick buckles that are some of the easiest to fasten for children of all ages. In addition to keeping the weight down, it's important to make sure a twin stroller can fit through doors and other narrow spaces, especially when you're shopping or running around. Look over the description of the product and the dimensions to be sure it can get into your car trunk or through narrow doorways at your local grocery store or coffee shop. Inline twin strollers (with seats that are stacked on top of each other) tend to be wider than side-by-side models. If you're looking for a dual stroller with infant car seats that can be snapped into the frame, search for a model that comes with customized adapters. This will allow for a smoother transition from the car to the stroller, and can prevent interruptions of napping while on the move. This is particularly helpful if your baby is in one car seat, and your toddler is in another. It's also great for families that travel a lot. Parents of twins may want to consider a more expensive frame stroller like the Vist v2 Double from UPPAbaby that can accommodate two infant car seats and last for a long time with just one or even three children. These are designed to last longer than a basic inline twin stroller that is low-cost. They can still be used as a jogging stroller or for shopping when only the infant car seat is attached. Suspension You'll likely spend quite a bit of money on your twin stroller, so make sure to choose one built to last. The quality of the suspension system, wheels, and seat base is important. These features allow the stroller to glide over different terrains. A good suspension can absorb shocks caused by uneven surfaces and make it easier to push. Another thing to consider is the size and ease of maneuvering the stroller in tight spaces. You'll need to make sure that it is able to be able to pass through doors and up curbs. Also, you should take note of the size of the basket under the seat. It should be big enough to fit your bags of groceries along with snacks and other essentials. You may want to check the warranty on your new twin stroller. A good warranty will guarantee that you can get an alternative product in the event of issues. Finally, you will want to make sure that the company is easy to contact and that they provide helpful customer service. This is essential, especially when you have any future issues with your stroller. You can test this by calling their customer service number or by filling out a contact form. You can expect a quick response and detailed responses to your questions. This will make you ensure that your purchase is an intelligent one. If you're looking for a stylish twin stroller that is lightweight and can handle the rigors of parenthood, check out the Vista V2. It's a model with a lot of versatility and premium features such as a front-locking wheel design, a large sun canopy, with pull-out sunvisors and stadium seating that offers the most comfortable leg space between seats and footrests that can be adjusted. It's designed to accommodate up to two infant car seats with adapters (car seat and adapter sold separately), making it a great option for parents who want to take long walks or travel frequently. The Vista V2 isn't perfect, despite its many amazing features. The narrow width of the chassis makes it difficult to maneuver around tight spaces and the storage compartment underneath the seats is tiny. The lightweight design and high quality wheels make it an excellent option for families with children of all ages.