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Buying a Cheap Double Buggy

Parents who are willing to pay an extra amount can purchase a top-quality tandem stroller that will last for years and keep its resale value. The Uppababy Vista V2 is a top-rated model that is able to convert to a single and has a second seat, the RumbleSeat which adds flexibility.

It offers a decent recline for the seat and a good-sized canopy with UPF 50+ protection as well as windows that peek out. It folds easily and compactly.

Budget

A double buggy can be lifesaver for parents with two kids. It will not cost a lot. It is important to consider car seats or carrycots, as well as the cost of the buggy but there are some amazing options on the market that won't break the bank.

The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is an excellent choice if you're trying to save money. It's priced under PS1,000, and it can fit twins, a baby and a toddler, or even three kids with a 'PiggyBack' board (which you can purchase separately). It's the tiniest side-by-side on the market and has a footprint that's the same as a single pushchair so it's easy to navigate doors, shopping aisles, and public transport.

The iCandy Orange is another great option and is one of our most affordable cheap double buggy buggies. It has 30 seating options and comes with soft suspension that makes light work of the kerbs. It also converts from single to smallest double buggy so it'll grow with your family and even take a third child in the back.

Style

If you are on a budget you can still purchase some beautiful double buggies. They are often designed to look great and are very durable too. You can also get the best price for resales if you choose a popular brand.

The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is one of the most affordable double strollers available. It comes in a variety of colors and looks elegant. The UPPA "PiggyBack Board" can be added to make a triple buggy. It can accommodate twins, a baby and toddler or a child in car seats. This is an extra-large buggy that is ideal for city use. It has a narrow frame, which will fit through most doors and can handle trains and shopping aisles.

The iCandy Peach is another popular option. It's a fantastic light option and costs less than PS300 including the adaptors that are required for carseats. It can be used as an individual seat and comes with several nice features, including an enormous wide basket, front suspension, and UPF 50+ shades that have a peekaboo window. There's also a cup holder that can be used by one parent. The seats can face each other, or be positioned apart.

Double buggies with side-by-side sides cost more, but they are less difficult to push. They may be wider which means they won't pass through doors that are narrow. They are more suitable for older children who would rather sit together. The Mountain Buggy Duet has one of the slimmest sides-by-sides that are available.

Sites like Rebelstork offer the best double strollers for sale at reasonable prices. They have both new and older models, as well as open boxes and overstocks. You can try the strollers before buying. They offer a trade-in program that allows you to get money off your purchase if you decide upgrade.

Convenience

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

If you're looking for a budget double buggy that can fit infant car seats such as the iCandy Orange Wave is another excellent option. Its slick frame expands widthways to accept 2 seats or a single stroller seat with a bassinet that can be added. It can accommodate up to three children with the UPPAbaby 'PiggyBack,' a running board for older kids (which you buy separately).

The seat and carrycot feature side-by-side positioning, meaning your children can see each other, and you'll have an eye on them, which means there's less chance of mischance between them. It's also one of the slimmest side-bysides available, so it should pass through most doors and is able to be easily steered around tight corners. It's a bit heavy and lengthy to push in double mode, and isn't as efficient as some of the best double buggies in rough or uneven terrain.

This is a great mid-priced choice and our top-rated double buggy. It is lightweight, has an integrated basket for shopping, and it can accommodate two child car seats, or one baby and a toddler. Its seat is comfy, and its big back wheels can handle some rough terrain than the smaller models on our list. It folds down into the compact self-standing shape and comes with a handy carry strap that allows for easy schlepping. It's not quite as spacious or as high-end as other top-quality doubles, but it's still a great deal.

Safety

When buying a double buggy you must ensure that it is in compliance with all the necessary safety standards. The safety straps as well as the way in which the seats adjust to your child's growth are crucial. Also, make sure that the seats have different recline positions for each age group. Look for a large storage basket as well as pockets and other accessories you may find useful, such as sunshades and rain covers.

If you are planning to use the buggy mostly in towns or on public transport, make sure that it is light and easy to maneuver. Also, you should think about the weight of the buggy once it's fully loaded, and if it is able to be folded and put in the car boot. If you plan to use the buggy in small towns and villages, make sure that the wheels well-grip and that they can navigate narrow doorways and pavements.

There are a myriad of double buggies. However, the most compact double stroller popular is the side-byside model. They are generally longer and more difficult to push, however they offer the benefit of both children getting a view. They can also be quite expensive.

Tandem buggies are another option and they have the children positioned next to each other. This is a more comfortable option for older children, but it can mean that the buggy is less stable than a side-by-side. It is also more difficult to fit them into narrow doors and can be difficult to maneuver up and down kerbs.

The iCandy Peach is one of the top double buggies in sales and it is a stylish piece of kit with many unique features. It comes with a built-in board for rides, "cinema seating" and 30 different seating configurations. It can even fit a third child. It's also lightweight, has good suspension and can convert from single to double with the purchase of an additional seat.

Mountain Buggy Duet makes a excellent option for those looking for a sleeker double buggy. It is the lightest double buggy available and its footprint is similar to that of a single-buggy. It has a variety of configurations to allow both children to see the world. It also has a handy handbrake that can be adjusted by a handlebar. It can also be used with two infant car seats by way of an adapter.