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Parents with twins or other multiples will require a double stroller that is able to hold two infant car seats at once. The TwinRoo+ is an easy-to-use frame stroller that can accommodate 23 different car seat models.

The car also comes with a large storage basket as well as cup holders for parents and reversible seats with the best legroom available in its class. There are two seats.

The Baby Trend(r) Universal double pushchair with car seat Snap-N-Go(r)

The Baby Trend(r) Universal Double Snap-N-Go (r) is a great stroller that is compatible with the majority of infant car seats. It comes with an ample storage basket as well as a parent tray with dual cup holders. The stroller is light and folds up easily for storage or travel. It is one of our easiest strollers to maneuver and has a good side-by-side design. It doesn't do well in our jog test, and isn't as adept on steeper curbs. The front wheels that swivel have trouble with catching on obstacles.

This stroller can be used with all major brands of infant car seats, and adapters are simple to install. The stroller is only able to accommodate one car seat at a given time and parents with twins will need to choose a different option to use their infant car seats simultaneously. The UPPAbaby Vista v2 double and the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double have excellent scores for their capacity to fit two infant car seats simultaneously.

While the Baby Trend is easy to use and has a nice basket, it falls short of our ride comfort measure. The stroller does not have shocks to cushion the bumps and vibrations of the road which can be a challenge for small passengers. The lack of a reclined seat means that children will feel every bump on the road. This may not be an issue when the passengers age, but it's a crucial thing to consider if your kids are toddlers or infants.

This frame stroller weighs just under 40 lbs. It feels heavy with cargo and passengers. It's hard to jog with no jog lock and it had trouble traversing gravel, grass and sidewalks during our tests. The BOB Revolution Flex is a better option for jogging, and it weighs less at 41 lbs. It's still difficult to lift, but there is a handle that can be used for this purpose. The jog-strollers feature larger wheels that provide superior performance off-road. They have a better-built chassis and are made of sturdy materials that can withstand long-term usage.

The Contours(r), Options Elite V2 double to single buggy stroller

The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 comes with all the features parents love: reversible seats, one-hand reclining, adjustable legs rests, zippered extensions on both canopies, and a parent cupholder. It also has a number of new features, like the height-adjustable handles and quilted seats. It has seven different configurations of seating, including the hard-to-find nipper double buggy-rear-facing position. This lets kids see eachother while keeping an eye on their parents.

This stroller's compatibility with multiple infant car seats is among its most appealing features. It provides families with more choices and prevents them from being confined to a single brand of stroller that works with the baby car seat. The Options Elite is compatible with Graco and Britax infant car seats with an adapter that is universal that also works with the UPPAbaby Mesa and Baby Jogger City Select double car seats. It even has an additional adapter to accommodate those who have twins or want to use two infant car seats.

It is not a side-by-side stroller so it feels like a single stroller. It can be used in many aisles and doors. It's not as easy to maneuver as a jogging stroller, but it's still a great option for shopping and road trip excursions. It weighs a bit more than other double strollers, however it's not too heavy for petite women to lift and move.

The seats are comfy for kids and the storage bin is of a decent size. The canopy is huge as well, and can be zipped off for an extra shade. However, it doesn't have a large storage space for the necessities of parents, which some families may find difficult to access.

The stroller comes with a foot brake, a safety harness and five-point harnesses for each child. The front wheels can be locked for added stability and the ergonomic handles give an ergonomic grip. It folds up with an easy process, and it stands when folded. While it's not a one-hand fold, like others of the top strollers on this list, it's not too difficult to do with a little practice and the process is faster than some tandem models.

The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double

The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is an excellent budget-friendly option that will grow with your family. It offers car seat compatibility and reversible seating in a stylish, modern stroller frame. This stroller has easy-to-use everyday features as well as a simple, one-handed fold, with a self-stand, which is impressive for a model that is priced lower. However, it has an unmistakably heavier feel than a lot of the competition and smaller wheels that struggle when pushing off-road or through tight turns and narrow doors.

This stroller is compatible with two infant car seats or toddler seats (sold separately) - no adapters needed. By adding a second seat, you can expand the frame of the stroller in just a few seconds without tools or extra parts, and it can be used in a variety of configurations in the USA to accommodate infant and toddler seating at different heights, either in parent-facing or forward-facing settings. The second seat can be used in stroller mode to accommodate larger children or to support the baby in an angle that is comfortable for infant mode.

The large, oversized basket and the back-and-front-accessible seat pocket increase the value of this stroller. Additionally, a padded, contoured, seat ensures maximum comfort for the passengers. A retractable canopy shields children from the sun and a peek-a-boo window lets parents keep an eye on them.

Adding the accessory Stroller Rider Board creates a tandem for siblings to ride in tandem, or be used in lieu of the standard toddler seat. The flex-hold cupholder can accommodate a variety of beverages and the stroller can be folded when the toddler seat is connected, making it simple to access storage space.

Most reviewers are impressed by the ease with which the Pivot Xpand stroller can be expanded to include a second seat. Some reviewers have noted that attaching an infant car seat to the integrated mounts can be a bit difficult, however, attaching the second toddler's seat is much easier and quicker. Evenflo does offer the option of video chat for customers to ask questions or get assistance in installing car seats, which is a nice feature. The only other major drawback for this stroller is its relatively short warranty.

The Jeep Bravo For 2

The Bravo For 2 is an ideal stroller for siblings of similar age. It is simple to put together straight out of the box and, unlike other sit-and stand options it is relatively light at under 23 pounds. The seats can recline in various positions so that your infant or toddler can lie down. There is also a footrest available for older children who require it. The padded handlebar is placed so that older children can hold it even if they're wearing mittens. This feature has been cited by many parents as a reason for why it is safer than most of its rivals.

This stroller comes with a cushioned back seat that can fit children up to two years. This allows you to keep your infant rear-facing longer and is a huge win for parents who follow the #TurnAfter2 movement, which encourages babies and toddlers to remain rear-facing until they reach the age of two years old. This seat is easy to buckle, and it is equipped with the same five-point harness as the front seat.

The Bravo For 2 has another benefit: it is able to accept Chicco KeyFit car seats or Fit2 in the front. It is simple to secure your infant carrier by lowering the front seat and snapping it into. This feature alone makes it one of the most adaptable double strollers on the market and lets you avoid spending money on a stroller that is only used once that is likely to end up in your garage or given to a local second-hand store.

The only real drawback to this stroller is that it doesn't come with a tray for parents or cup holders, and the storage space is a bit limited. But, it's an excellent option for families with just one child who will be walking for the entirety of their stroll and a younger sibling in a car seat up in front. It's also a great choice for travel as it can fold up into smaller dimensions that can be gate-checked on an airplane or put away in your trunk.