Buying a Cheap Double Buggy

A little more money spent on a tandem stroller will ensure it lasts for a long time and will retain its value. The Uppababy Vista V2 is a top-rated model that can convert to a single stroller and comes with a second seat that is called the RumbleSeat, that adds versatility.

It comes with a decent recline for the seat, as well as a huge canopy with UPF protection 50+ and a peekaboo window. It is also compact double stroller and folds up easily.

Budget

A double buggy can be lifesaver for parents with two children. It isn't expensive. You'll need to factor in car seats or carrycots in addition to the price of the buggy, but even then there are some fantastic options available that won't break the bank.

The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is a great choice if you're looking to save money. It's priced under PS1,000, and it can fit twins or a baby and toddler, or even three kids with 'PiggyBack board' (which you can purchase separately). It's the tiniest side-by-side that's available and has the same footprint as a single pushchair, so it's easy to maneuver through the doorways, shopping aisles and public transportation.

The iCandy Orange is another great option and is one of our favourite budget double buggies - it has 30 seating options and soft suspension that allows for easy work of kerbs. It can also be changed from a single to a double so that it grows with your family. You can even fit another child in the back.

Style

There are still beautiful double buggies that are on a budget. They are often designed to look great and are also very durable. You can also find an excellent resale price by choosing a reputable brand.

The UPPAbaby Vista 2 double stroller is one of the most affordable double strollers on the market. It comes in a variety of colours and is stylish. It can be used as an extra triple buggy by using UPPA's separate 'PiggyBack' board. It can take twins or a toddler and a baby or a child in a car seat. This is a perfect double buggy for city use as it has a narrow frame that fits through the majority of doors and handle shopping aisles as well as trains, buses and other vehicles.

Another popular choice is the iCandy Peach. It's a light-weight option that costs less than PS300, including the adaptors required for carseats. It can be used as one seat and comes with several nice features, including a large, spacious basket, front suspension and UPF 50+ shades that have a peekaboo window. There is also a cup holder for one parent. The seats can face each other, or be positioned away from one another.

Double buggies with side-by-side by side double stroller seating are more expensive but are usually more maneuverable than other models. They can be wide and therefore may not pass through doors that are narrow. They are best suited for older children who prefer to sit with their parents. The Mountain Buggy Duet is one of the slimmest side-by sides on the market.

You can find some of the best cheap double strollers for sale online on sites like Rebelstork. They offer both old and new models as well as open boxes and overstocks. You can test the strollers before buying. They offer a trade-in scheme that lets you get money off your purchase if you choose to for an upgrade.

Convenience

The Joie Evalite Duo twin pushchair from birth is an excellent choice if you are on a budget but still want to fit your children (and do not mind the slightly larger size). Our Lab experts like it because it's light and easy to drive, and can be folded in half in a few minutes. It also offers good storage for both kids, and UPF 50+ canopies that have the ability to peek out windows, reclined seats that are easy to adjust, as well as a clever brake lever that can be operated with one hand on the handlebar - all for the price of PS1000.

The iCandy Orange Wave double buggy is a great option when you're looking for a bargain double stroller that can accommodate infant car seat. Its sleek frame can be expanded to accommodate two seats or a single stroller with an optional bassinet. It can accommodate up to three children with the UPPAbaby 'PiggyBack,' an exercise board for older children (which you purchase separately).

The seat and the carrycot are placed on opposite sides, which means your children will be able to see each the other and you can keep an eye on them. This decreases the chances of them getting confused. It's also the tiniest on the market. This means it'll fit through most doors and is able to maneuver around corners with ease. It is heavy and long to push in double mode, and it isn't as efficient as other best-value double buggies on rough or uneven terrain.

This is a great mid-range option and our top-rated double stroller. It's light, has an integrated shopping basket and it can be used with two car seats for children, or one toddler and one baby. The seat is comfortable and its large back wheels can cope with a little more rough terrain than some of the smaller models on our list. It folds down into a compact self-standing form and comes with a comfortable strap for transport. It's not as spacious or as high-end as other top-quality doubles, but it's a great deal.

Safety

When purchasing a double stroller, you must ensure that it is in compliance with all the necessary safety standards. This includes the safety straps, the way that the seats can be adjusted as your children grow and whether they have different recline positions to match their age. Also, look for a big storage basket and pockets, and whether there are other accessories that could be useful, such as sunshades or rain covers.

If you are planning to use your buggy mostly in town or on public transportation, make sure that it is light and easy to maneuver. Also, consider the weight of the buggy when fully loaded and whether it is easy ready to grow double stroller fold up and fit into your car boot. If you use the buggy a lot in small towns or villages make sure the wheels are able to grip and can navigate narrow pavements and doorways.

There are many different types of double buggies that are available, with side-by-side models being the most well-known. They tend to be larger and more difficult to push, however they offer the benefit of both children being able to see. They can also be pricey.

Tandem buggies allow children to be positioned next each one. This is a more comfortable option for older children, but it does mean that the buggy is less stable than a side-byside. It is also harder to fit them through narrow doors and can be hard work going between kerbs.

The iCandy Peach is one of the most popular double buggies, and it is a stylish bit of kit that has plenty of unique features. These include a built-in ride-on board as well as 'cinema seating'. 30 seating configurations - it will even hold a third child! It is lightweight, has a solid suspension and can be transformed from a single to a double-seater with the purchase of additional seats.

If you are looking for a more streamlined double buggy the Mountain Buggy Duet is an excellent choice. It is the thinnest side-byside available and has an area that is comparable to a single buggy. It has a variety of configurations so that both children are able to see the world around them. There is a handy handbrake that is adjustable handlebar. It can also take two infant car seats by means of an adapter.