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Double Stroller With Car Seat Compatability

Parents of twins and other multiples may require a double stroller that is able to hold two infant car seats simultaneously. The TwinRoo+ is a tough, frame stroller that takes 23 different car seat models (car seats and adapters sold separately).

The car also has a large storage basket and cup holders for parents, and seats that can be reversible, giving the most legroom of its class. It has two seats.

The Baby Trend(r) Universal Double Snap-N-Go(r)

The Baby Trend(r) Universal Double Snap-N-Go (r) is an excellent stroller that is compatible with the majority of infant car seats. It has a large storage basket and parent tray with dual cup holders. The stroller is light and folds easily to store or take on trips. It is one of the most comfortable strollers and has good maneuverability for a side-by-side design. It's not very effective in our jog test, and has trouble with higher curbs. The swivel wheels on the front aren't able to grip obstacles.

The adapters for this stroller are simple to install and work with most major brands. The stroller is only able to accommodate one car seat at a time, so parents with twins will have to look for a different way to use their infant carseats simultaneously. The UPPAbaby Vista v2 double as well as the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double have excellent scores for their capacity to fit two infant car seats at the same time.

The Baby Trend is easy-to-use and comes with a nice basket however, it falls short of our ride comfort metric. The stroller isn't equipped with shocks to cushion the vibrations and bumps of the road which can be hard on little passengers. The lack of a reclined seat means that children will feel every bump on the road. This isn't an issue when the passengers age, but it's an important thing to consider if your kids are toddlers or infants.

It is a light frame stroller at under 40 pounds. It feels heavy with passengers and cargo. The lack of the lock for jogging makes it difficult to jog and it struggled with navigating grass, gravel and sidewalks during our tests. The BOB Revolution Flex is a better option for jogging and lighter at 41 lbs. It can still be a bit challenging to carry and lift, but it has a designated handle to help you do this. The jog strollers benefit from having larger wheels to provide greater off-road performance. They also have a more sturdy chassis and are made of durable materials that are able to endure long-term use.

The Contours(r), Options Elite V2 double stroller

The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 includes all the features parents are raving about: reversible seating, one-hand reclining, adjustable legs rests, zippered extensions to the canopy and a parent cupholder. In addition, it comes with new great features like the height-adjustable handle as well as quilted seats. It comes with seven different types of seating, including the hard-to-find double-rear-facing configuration. This lets kids be able to see each other while keeping an eye on their parents.

One of the best things about this stroller is that it's compatible with multiple infant car seat brands, which gives families a range of options and prevents the stroller from being tied to one brand when it is about strollers that work with baby car seats. The Options Elite works with Graco and Britax infant car seats with an adapter universal to all brands that can also be used with the UPPAbaby Mesa and Baby Jogger City Select double car seats. It even has an additional adapter for parents who have twins, or wish to use two infant car seats.

It's not a side by side stroller, which makes it feel like it's a single stroller. It is able to be used in a variety of aisles and doorways. While it's not as maneuverable like a jogging-style stroller it's still a great option for road trips or shopping excursions. It weighs a bit heavier than other double strollers, but it's not too heavy for most petite women to lift and move.

The seats are comfy for children, and the storage basket is of a decent size. The canopy is large as well, and it can be zipped off for an extra shade. It doesn't have enough storage space for the parent's requirements, which can be a problem for some families.

The stroller comes with an electronic foot brake, a safety harness and five-point harnesses for each child. The front wheels are lockable for added stability, and the ergonomic handles provide a comfortable grip. It folds up in ease, and it stands when folded. Although it doesn't feature an easy one-hand fold like some of the other top strollers on this list it's not a problem 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 stylish, budget-friendly and contemporary stroller that can expand with your family. It has car seat compatibility, reversible seats, and a stylish frame. This stroller has easy-to-use everyday features as well as a simple, one-handed fold, with a self-stand, which is remarkable for a less expensive model. It does have an unmistakably heavier feel than much of the other models and smaller wheels that struggle when pushing off-road or through tight turns and narrow doors.

double pushchair can be used with two infant car seats or toddler seats (sold separately) and no adapters are needed. By adding a second seat, you can expand the stroller frame in seconds without tools or extra components, and it is available in 23 configurations in the USA to accommodate toddler and infant seats at different heights in parent-facing or forward-facing modes. 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 large, oversized basket and the back-and-front-accessible pocket increase the value of this stroller. Additionally, a padded, contoured, seat provides the most comfortable ride for the passengers. A canopy that can be extended protects children from the sun, and an open window allows parents to monitor their children.

The Stroller Rider Board accessory can be used to create a tandem, so that siblings can ride together or as an alternative to the standard toddler seat. A flex-hold cup holder can hold various sizes of beverages, and the stroller folds with the toddler seat to allow easy access to storage space.

Most reviewers appreciate the ease with which the Pivot Xpand double stroller expands to accommodate an additional seat. Some reviewers have mentioned that the attachment of an infant car seat to the mounts integrated in the stroller can be a bit difficult, however, attaching the second toddler's seat is much more simple and quick. Evenflo does have an option to video chat with customers to ask questions and get help with installing car seats that is a nice feature. The only downside is the relatively short warranty.

The Jeep Bravo For 2

The Bravo For 2 is a great stroller for siblings who are in the same age group. It is easy to assemble straight out from the box and unlike many sit-and stand options, it is relatively lightweight at under 23 pounds. The seats can recline in multiple positions to allow your baby or toddler to rest and even have a footrest for older kids who need it. The padded handlebar is positioned so that older children can grip it even when wearing gloves. Many parents have shared that this feature alone makes it more secure than the majority of its competitors.

This stroller has a padded back seat that can fit a child of up to two years. This lets you keep your infant rear-facing for longer. This is a major win for parents who are following the #TurnAfter2 campaign, which encourages children and babies to be rear-facing until they reach the age of two years old. This seat is easy to buckle, and it has the same five-point harness as the front seat.

The Bravo For 2 has another benefit: it is able to accept a Chicco KeyFit car seat or Fit2 in the front. It is easy to secure your infant carrier by lowering the front seat and snapping it into. This feature alone makes it one of the most versatile double strollers on the market and lets you avoid spending money on a stroller that is only used once that could end up in your garage or donated to a secondhand store in your area.

The only real drawback to this stroller is that it does not come with a tray for parents or cup holders, and the storage space is restricted. However, it is still an excellent option for families with one kiddo who will be walking for the entirety of their stroll with a younger sibling in a car seat the front. It is also an excellent option for traveling as it folds easily into a compact size that can be gate-checked a plane or stow away in your trunk.