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This inline double is designed to expand with you and your family. It offers a variety of seating options that can be used by twins or children of different ages. The rubber tires are filled with foam and never flatten and its soft suspension makes light work of the kerbs.

It folds flat and is in compliance with the weight requirements of airlines gate-checks, making it easy to travel with. It also includes an enormous under-seat storage basket, and the sun canopy is four panels.

Leclerc Influencer

With its sleek design, auto-fold and cabin approved dimensions the Leclerc Influencer is a great choice for travelers. Its folded (and unfolded) size is 47cm which slightly exceeds the IATA standard of 45cm. However, it still complies with the airline's hand luggage requirements and can be stored in overhead lockers on flights (Subject to Airline approval). It was easy to clean with a simple wipe down and there were many extras available such as nappy bags, footmuffs and buggy bags that are strapped to the handles and hoods offering UV50and protection.

It's easy to move up and down stairs and fits into tight spaces like narrow streets, shops and Jane's terrace house. The bumper bar can also serve as an handle. It also has a large brake that's flip-flop friendly and comes with a colour-coded indicator. The basket is a little smaller than others however it's large enough to hold an adequate-sized changing bag, and there are additional traytrays for 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 flattened to allow for long walks or naps. The 5-point harness with magnets makes it easy to use. It's also extremely light, weighing only 6.6kg. A travel bag is included.

Joie Evalite Duo

The British brand Joie has a goal to "share joy with new parents" by designing pushchairs that are "functional and stylish, as well as innovative". The Evalite Duo is their latest twin buggy. It is designed to carry two children at a time in contrast to the slightly heavier Aire Twin. It also features stadium-style seating, which lets both children experience the world around them.

With a weight of just under 10kg at just over 10kg, the Evalite Duo is one of the lightest sibling strollers on the market. It's suitable from birth and is compatible with Joie car seats or carrycots (with the Instant Sure Lock attachment). It's simple to drive or ride, lift, and fold, and the clever frame expands to fit the second seat.

Out 'n' About say breaking news -handed fold is a highlight of the Evalite Duo, and they were awed by how quickly and easily it can be put together. However, they did observe that it was more difficult to navigate bumps and rough surfaces than other models.

They also note that the front seat can't fully recline, and they had to use their hands to get it down which they would prefer not to be forced to do while traveling with young children. The Evalite Duo, however, is a fantastic stroller that can be improved upon with a few tweaks. They love that it's so compact and small when folded!

iCandy Peach

iCandy Peach, a sophisticated tandem buggy that gives parents the variety they need. It is compatible with many car seats, and folds effortlessly by using a single-click mechanism. It comes with a range of extras, including raincovers and liners. Rival brands charge separately for these.

iCandy Peach is a popular choice for parents who are fashion-conscious due to its fashionable and contemporary jersey fabrics. The 2022 model of the Peach has been subjected to a variety of minor tweaks to improve performance and functionality without compromising on aesthetics.

The addition of a ride on board makes this the perfect option for twins. It is also a little more compact than older Peach model, but it still provides all the space that your child could need.

It's a perfect double stroller for parents who want something that looks great and offers plenty of flexibility. You can use it from the beginning as a single stroller, and then purchase a double kit to allow it to be a twin buggy. It also has a huge basket and 5 reclining positions for maximum comfort for your child. It also has an integrated carry strap as well as a one-handed folding mechanism. It can be a bit heavy to store, particularly because it folds in two parts instead of one.

iCandy Orange

This is the top twin buggy you can get. The seats can be outfitted with liners and footmuffs to keep your children warm in cold weather. The carrycot is simple to attach using the gate-opening side flaps. It is spacious and comfortable. Orange chassis allows for 30 different combinations of the seats and carrycot.

The wheels are designed to take on rough and concrete ground, and there's a large shopping basket underneath which is ideal for big supermarket shops. The pushchair is smooth to drive, with a light feel and the rounded pedal brake is easy to use (but it's not flip-flop-friendly). The latch that holds it folded requires two hands to open. When 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 their children. It's also a good option for parents expecting a second child in the not-too-distant future who require a flexible double pushchair. The iCandy Orange is not cheap but it's flexible enough that it will 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 amount of siblings fighting over seats.

Mountain Buggy Duet

Mountain Buggy, founded by a New Zealander and part of the Mokopuna Group that also owns Phil and Teds and Baby Jogger is the first company in the world of prams that focuses on two all-terrain pushchairs. The Duet twin stroller is easily maneuvered in narrow aisles of shopping and doorways. It is one of the smallest, fully-featured double buggies on the market and has been awarded numerous awards, including 2014 Mother & Baby Twin Gold and the 2015 Prima Baby Twin Silver.

The seats are small enough to allow children of varying ages to sit comfortably together. They also have independent reclined, allowing children to select their preferred position. The large canopies have an adjustable sun visor that can be removed and the storage bin is spacious. It is compatible with two infant car seats when you buy of car seat adapters and works with nearly all brands, which is a huge benefit.

The only drawback is the weight. At 32.4 lbs, it is heavy to lift into and out of the trunk, and could be difficult for Grandma to handle. It's also more expensive than other double side-by-side buggies. It is built to last and it offers many options for the price. It's an excellent choice for parents in urban areas who don't want to drag around a bulky stroller. The padding of the harnesses, the 5-point buckles and straps that are padded make it safe for babies.

Bugaboo Donkey Twin

The Bugaboo Donkey Twin is a beautiful, functional buggy with elegant design. It's a quality product, but it's not without flaws.


It comes with very few conveniences, both for the children and parents. The only thing provided by the tiny side bin is that it can only be used only when one seat in the car is attached. There aren't any cups, tray for parents or accessory pockets. This could be a problem during long trips.

The seats don't lie flat, and the gap between the seats is quite large. Our 5-year-old had difficulty sitting back comfortably. That's a shame considering it's a top-of-the-line model.

On the bright side, it's a easy to maneuver, and the swivel wheels work well at getting up steep slopes and steps. It's also small enough to fit through most doorways and folds down easily for easy storage and transportation. It can also be switched to mono mode with just three clicks if you require more space or a quick escape. It can even accommodate a third child with the comfort wheeled board should you need to. It's pricey, however for those on a budget there are other options out there. If you're a fan of the brand and can afford it, it's worth the cost.