Double Stroller With Car Seat Compatability
Parents with twins or other multiples will want a double stroller that can hold two infant car seats at once. The TwinRoo+ is a tough frame stroller that fits 23 different car seat models (car seats and adapters are sold separately).
The car also has an enormous storage basket and cup holders for parents and convertible seats that offer the best legroom available in its class. There are two seats.
The Baby Trend(r) Universal Double Snap-N-Go (r)
The Baby Trend(r) Universal Double strollers for twins Snap-N-Go (r) is a fantastic stroller that is compatible with most infant car seats. It comes with a large storage basket for storage as well as an adult tray with two cup holders. The stroller is lightweight and folds easily for storage or take on trips. It’s one of the most comfortable strollers and has good maneuverability for a side-byside design. It doesn’t do well in our jog test and struggles on higher curbs. The front wheels that swivel have trouble with catching on obstacles.
The adapters for this stroller are simple to install and work with the majority of major brands. The stroller can only fit one infant car seat at a given time and parents with twins will have to find another option to use their infant carseats simultaneously. The UPPAbaby Vista v2 double and the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double have impressive scores for their ability to hold two infant car seats simultaneously.
The Baby Trend is easy-to-use and comes with a nice basket however, it isn’t quite up to our ride comfort measure. The stroller doesn’t have shocks to cushion the bumps and vibrations of the road. This can be a challenge for small passengers. The lack of reclined seats means that children will feel every bump on the road. It may not be a problem as passengers get older but it is something to think about when your children are toddlers or infants.
This frame stroller weighs just under 40 lbs. It feels heavy with passengers and cargo. It is difficult to jog without a jog lock, and it had difficulty navigating grass, gravel and sidewalks during our tests. The BOB Revolution is a lighter alternative for jogging, weighing in at 41 lbs. It can still be a bit challenging to lift and carry, but it has a designated handle for this purpose. The jog-strollers have larger wheels that provide more performance off-road. They also have a stronger chassis and are constructed of durable materials that can stand up to long-term use.
The Contours(r), Options Elite V2 smallest double buggy stroller
The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 includes all the features parents love: reversible seats, one-hand reclining, adjustable leg rests, zippered extensions to both canopies and a parent cupholder. It also has some great new features, like the height-adjustable handle and quilted seat. It also comes with seven different seating options and the difficult-to-find double rear-facing position, which allows kids to see each their friends while watching mom and dad.
One of the great things about this stroller is that it’s compatible with multiple infant car seat brands, giving families a variety of choices and keeps them from being locked into a single brand when it is about strollers that can work with baby car seats. The Options Elite is compatible with Graco infant car seats as well as Britax double car seats. It also supports the UPPAbaby Mesa or Baby Jogger City Select double seats. It has a second adapter if you have twins or want to use two infant car seat.
It’s not a side-by-side stroller and has the feel of a single double stroller stroller and can be used in most aisles and doors easily. While it’s not as movable like a jogging-style stroller it’s still an excellent option for road trips or shopping excursions. It’s heavier than other double strollers but not too heavy to carry.
The seats are comfy for kids and the storage bin is of a decent size. The canopy is large, too, and can be zipped off for an extra shade. It does not have much storage space for the parent’s needs, which could be a problem for some families.
The stroller comes with an electronic foot brake and safety harness. It also has a five-point harness for each child. The front wheels can be locked for added stability and the ergonomic handles provide the user with a comfortable grip. It’s easy to fold and stands up when folded. While it doesn’t have an easy one-hand fold like some of the other top strollers, it’s not too difficult to accomplish with a bit of practice and it’s quicker than some other tandem models.
The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double
Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double stroller is a budget-friendly, stylish and contemporary stroller that can expand with your family. It comes with car seat compatibility, reversible seats, and a sleek frame. It is simple to use and features a single-handed fold that allows for self-standing. It’s a good value for the price, especially considering its low cost. It has a more substantial feel than the other models, and has smaller wheels which make it difficult to push off the road, when turning in tight corners or through narrow doorways.
This stroller is compatible with two infant car seats or toddler seats (sold separately) – no adapters needed. The frame of the stroller can be extended in seconds by adding an additional seat. This is done without the need for tools or extra components. It can also be configured in a variety of ways across the USA, to fit toddlers and infants at different heights. The second seat can be used in stroller mode to accommodate larger children or to cradle the infant at an angle that is comfortable in infant mode.
The huge, large basket and the back-and-front-accessible pocket add to the utility of this stroller. Moreover, a padded, contoured, seat offers the most comfortable ride for the passengers. An extendable canopy keeps children safe from the sun, and a peek-aboo window allows parents to keep an eye on their children.
The Stroller Rider Board accessory can be used to create a tandem, so that siblings can ride together or as an alternative for the standard toddler seat. A flex-hold cup holder holds various sizes of beverages, and the stroller folds with an attached toddler seat for easy access to storage space.
The majority of reviewers are impressed by the ease with which the Pivot Xpand stroller can be extended to include an additional seat. A few have noted that it can be difficult to attach an infant car seat onto the integrated mounts, whereas attaching the second toddler seat is much easier and quicker. Evenflo has a video chat option for customers to ask questions and receive help with installing car seats it is a nice feature. The only other major drawback for this stroller is its short warranty.
The Jeep Bravo For 2
The Bravo For 2 is an ideal stroller for siblings of similar age. It is easy to assemble straight out of the box and unlike other sit-and-stand strollers it is light at under 23 pounds. The seats each have a recline that can be adjusted to allow your baby or toddler to sleep and even have a footrest for older kids who need it. The padded handle bar is in an ideal position for children older than 5 years old to hold while standing, even when wearing mittens. Many parents have said that this feature alone makes it more secure than the majority of its competitors.
This stroller also comes with an upholstered seat that will accommodate a child from about two years old. This lets you keep your infant rear-facing longer, which is a big advantage for parents who adhere to the #TurnAfter2 movement, which encourages babies and toddlers to remain rear-facing until at least two years old. The seat is simple to buckle and comes with the same five-point harness that is used in the front seat.
The Bravo For 2 has another benefit: it can be used with a Chicco KeyFit car seat or Fit2 in the front. You can easily attach your baby carrier by lowering the front seat and snapping it into. This makes it one of the most versatile double strollers you can find. It also helps to avoid wasting money by buying a stroller that is only used a few times and will end in your garage or donated to a 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. It is an excellent option for families with one kiddo who will be walking for the entire duration of their stroll, and younger siblings in a car seat in front. It is also an excellent option for traveling as it will easily fold into smaller dimensions that can be gate-checked on a plane or stow away in your trunk.
