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What to Look For in a Compact Double BuggyKerry says that the side-byside is small enough to pass through most doors and can accommodate two car seats or carrycots. It comes with a self-standing fold and handy carry straps for easy schlepping.It’s also very lightweight to carry and wheel up and down stairs. The canopies have generously sized windows as well as peekaboo openings.SizeA large shopping basket as well as front and rear suspension are the most important elements to look for in a double buggy. You may also want to consider whether it’s a travel system or if you can add an infant car seat or carrycot. These are important considerations when you have to take your children on public transport, or for long distance journeys.If you’re looking for a small double buggy that you can use from the beginning take a look at the Leclerc Kooper X2. This model is a side-by-side buggy with an adjustable frame that can expand to accommodate two children. The seats have an option to recline and can be set up in a different way, which gives you the option of having one child leaning back and taking a nap while the other looks out at the surrounding. The seats also come with a large UPF 50+ canopy, as well as the ability to peek into the future.Mountain Buggy Duet is another fantastic alternative for twins. This is the slimmest twin pushchair available on the market. It’s only 63cm in length, so it should fit through most doors. It can accommodate two car seats or a carrycot and has lie-flat seats suitable from birth.Tandem double buggies, which feature the children sitting on opposite sides, are a popular choice for twins, or parents of a baby and a toddler. They have a bigger footprint than single-seaters and are more difficult to maneuver through narrow doorways or on pavements.The iCandy Orange is a popular tandem buggy and has been designed to adapt to your family, with 30 different seating configurations. It can be used with twins, a baby and toddler or three kids when you add iCandy’s “PiggyBack” board (which you can buy separately). It comes with a soft suspension system that makes kerbs simple to navigate. It is able to be used in mono or double mode. You can even attach a single stroller on the top of it to provide additional storage space.WeightA quality double buggy is light and easy to push. It should also have nice-sized shopping baskets, a rear and front suspension to make it easier to get around rough terrains and, most importantly it should be suitable for twins or siblings of various ages.Many compact double buggies have frames designed to take infant car seats and come with branded adaptors to match the popular models from Cybex, BeSafe and Maxi-Cosi. They are a great choice for families with children with medical issues and want to avoid having to use separate strollers.They are generally larger than buggies that are side-by-side and are difficult to fit in doorways or on public transportation. If this is important to you, look through the product’s specifications to see if there are any alternatives available.If you’re looking for the smallest double pushchair on the market take a look at the Mountain Buggy Duet. It’s the slimmest side-by-side available with a 63cm width. It is able to carry twins or one toddler and a baby. It offers robust engineering and superior functionality with large air-filled tyres that are all-terrain but also great for cruising around town.Another great choice is the UPPAbaby Vista 2, which can accommodate twins with one toddler and one baby or two kids, with piggy back boards (which you’ll need to purchase separately). It comes with an adjustable carry strap that can stand on its own and fold to make it easy to move around. It also comes with front and back suspension to help you deal with rough terrain. It’s a bit heavier than the Joie Evalite Duo but still lighter than most tri-fold buggies and is a great value option for older children.FoldingThe Baby Jogger City Select 2 is an excellent option to store two strollers. double pram and pushchair -byside model has a smooth fold, and the frame’s clever design expands in width when folded to make it smaller than the standard stroller. This allows it to be more easily maneuvered through doorways and public transportation, as well as making it less necessary to have an additional vehicle.It’s a great option for parents with twins, as it can be used in a mono or duo mode with two seats and car seat adaptors. It can hold an additional child on the ‘piggyback board’ of the buggy. It also offers an array of configurations, including elevated stadium-style seats to give both children the view of their surroundings. There’s even a handbrake on the handlebar that can be adjusted that makes it easier to push it up and down hills.Another good alternative is the Mountain Buggy Duet, which has the most compact side-by-side footprint available at 64cm. This makes it perfect for parents who are concerned about fitting a double-doorway on public transport, while it can still handle rough terrain like a true off-roader. It can be used to carry twins, a baby and toddler or two children with the same age, and each seat can recline independently to ensure that the children are comfortable.Another good option is the iCandy Peach, which can be used in tandem or mono mode and can accommodate a car seats/seats, or an infant seat and carrycot. It’s slightly longer than other doubles but it offers excellent maneuverability especially on smooth surfaces. This is a fantastic option for those looking for an attractive and practical buggy.If you’re on a tight budget there are plenty affordable double buggies to choose from, such as the UPPAbaby Vista 2. This compact side-by-side can hold infants in a carrycot and even a toddler in the seat or even three children if you add the PiggyBack ride on board that is branded with the pizazz. It has an auto-standing fold, a canopy that protects children as well as a peekaboo feature. It’s also relatively light for a double buggy and includes a larger undercarriage storage basket for shopping.