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Double Stroller With Car Seat Compatability
Parents with twins or other multiples will require a double stroller that is able to hold two car seats for infants simultaneously. The TwinRoo+ is a tough, frame stroller that takes 23 different car seat models (car seats and adapters are sold separately).
It also features a huge storage basket, cup holders for parents and reversible seating that offers the best legroom between the two seats.
The Baby Trend(r) Universal pushchairs double (see page) Snap-N-Go (r)
The Baby Trend(r), Universal pushchair double Snap-N-Go (r) is an excellent stroller that fits most infant car seats. It comes with large storage baskets and a parent tray with two cup holders. The stroller is light and folds easily for storage or travel. It's among the easiest strollers to use and is very maneuverable for a side-by-side model. It doesn't do well in our jog test and struggles on higher curbs. The front wheels with swivels struggle to stay on obstacles.
The adapters for this stroller are easy to install and compatible with all major brands. The stroller can only fit one car seat at a time, so parents with twins must look for a different way to use their infant carseats simultaneously. The UPPAbaby Vista v2 double jogging stroller and the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double have high scores for their ability to accommodate two infant car seats at once.
While the Baby Trend is easy to use and has a spacious basket it falls short in our ride comfort metric. The stroller does not have shocks to absorb the bumps and vibrations of the road. This can be difficult on small passengers. Also, the lack of a seat recline means children will feel every bump in the road. It may not be a problem when passengers get older, but it is important to take into consideration when your children are still infants or toddlers.
This is a fairly light frame stroller at under 40 pounds. However, it is heavy when loaded 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 in our tests. The BOB Revolution Flex is a better option for jogging, and it weighs less at just 41 pounds. It is still a little difficult to lift, but there is a handle that could be used to accomplish this. The jog strollers have the advantage of having larger wheels to provide more off-road performance. They have a better-built chassis and are made of durable materials that can withstand long-term usage.
The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 Double Stroller
The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 has all the features that parents appreciate: reversible seats one-hand reclining, adjustable leg rests, zippered extensions on both canopies and an adult cupholder. It also has some great new features, such as the height-adjustable handles and quilted seat. It has seven different configurations of seating, including the hard-to-find cheap double pushchair-rear-facing configuration. This lets kids be able to see each other while keeping an eye on their parents.
The stroller's compatibility to multiple infant car seats is one of its greatest features. It gives families more options and keeps them from being confined to a single to double stroller model of stroller that works with baby car seat. The Options Elite is compatible with Graco and Britax infant car seats with a universal adapter that also works with the UPPAbaby Mesa and Baby Jogger City Select double car seats. It even has a second adapter for those who have twins, or wish to use two infant car seats.
It's not a side-by-side stroller so it feels like it's a single stroller. It is able to be used in a variety of doorways and aisles. It's not as easy to maneuver as a jogging stroller, but it's still a great choice for road trips and shopping excursions. It's heavier than other double strollers but it's not too heavy to be lifted.
The seats are quite comfortable for children and there's a decent-sized storage basket. The canopy is huge as well, and can be zipped off for a bit more sun protection. However, it does not provide ample storage space for parent necessities that some families might consider to be a hassle.
This stroller has an electronic foot brake, a safety harness and five point harness for each child. The front wheels can be locked for added stability and the ergonomic handles give the user with a comfortable grip. It folds up with ease and then it can stand when folded. While it's not a one-hand fold like some of the other top strollers on this list, it's not difficult to do with a little practice and the process is faster than other tandem models.
The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double
The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is a great budget-friendly favorite that will grow with your family, providing car seat compatibility and reversible seating in a sleek, modern stroller frame. It is simple to use and features an easy fold that permits self-standing. It's a good value given its price. It has a heavier feel than most of the competition, and smaller wheels which make it difficult to push off-road, when turning in tight corners or through narrow doorways.
This stroller can be used with an infant car seats or toddler seats sold separately. No adapters are required. Adding a second seat expands the stroller frame in minutes without the need for tools or additional components, and it can be used in a variety of configurations in the USA to accommodate toddler and infant seating at different heights, either in parent-facing or forward-facing modes. The second seat can also be used to hold baby at a comfortable angle when in infant mode or for older children, in stroller mode with three reclining positions and a footrest that is adjustable in five positions.
The large, oversized basket as well as the front-facing and back-accessible seat pocket enhance the functionality of this stroller, while the padded, contoured seat provides the most comfortable ride for the passengers. A retractable canopy protects children from the sun's rays and the window that lets parents peek in to keep an eye on them.
Adding the accessory Stroller Rider Board creates a tandem that allows siblings to ride together, or be utilized as an alternative to the standard toddler seat. A flex-hold cup holder can hold different sizes of drinks, and the twin stroller side by side folds with the toddler seat to allow easy access to storage space.
Most reviewers are impressed by the ease with which the Pivot Xpand stroller can be expanded to accommodate the second 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 easier and quicker. Evenflo provides a video chat feature for customers to ask any questions or seek assistance in mounting car seats. The only other significant drawback for this stroller is its relatively short warranty.
The Jeep Bravo For 2
The Bravo For 2 is a great stroller for siblings who are close in age. It is easy to assemble straight out from the box and unlike other sit-and-stand strollers, it is relatively lightweight at under 23 pounds. The seats are able to recline in different positions to allow your infant or toddler to sleep and there is even a footrest for those who need it. The padded handle bar is in a good position for older children to grasp while standing, even when wearing gloves. Many parents have said that this feature alone makes it safer than the majority of its competitors.
The stroller is padded with a back seat that can hold children up to 2 years. This lets you keep your child rear-facing for longer, which is a big advantage for parents who adhere to the #TurnAfter2 campaign that encourages toddlers and infants to be rear-facing until at least two years old. The seat is simple to buckle, and it comes with the same five-point harness as the front seat.
The Bravo For 2 has another benefit: it is able to accept Chicco KeyFit car seats or Fit2 in the front. You can easily secure your infant carrier by lowering the front seat before snapping it into. This feature makes it one the most versatile double strollers you can find. It also helps to avoid wasting money by purchasing a stroller that's only used once and will end up in your garage, or donated to a second-hand shop.
The only issue with this stroller is that it doesn't come with a parent tray or cup holders, and the storage space is limited. But, it's an excellent option for families with just one child who will be walking for the entirety of their stroll, and younger siblings in a car seat up the front. It's an excellent choice for travel, as it folds easily into a compact size to be gate-checked into an airplane or tucked away in your trunk.
Parents with twins or other multiples will require a double stroller that is able to hold two car seats for infants simultaneously. The TwinRoo+ is a tough, frame stroller that takes 23 different car seat models (car seats and adapters are sold separately).
It also features a huge storage basket, cup holders for parents and reversible seating that offers the best legroom between the two seats.
The Baby Trend(r) Universal pushchairs double (see page) Snap-N-Go (r)
The Baby Trend(r), Universal pushchair double Snap-N-Go (r) is an excellent stroller that fits most infant car seats. It comes with large storage baskets and a parent tray with two cup holders. The stroller is light and folds easily for storage or travel. It's among the easiest strollers to use and is very maneuverable for a side-by-side model. It doesn't do well in our jog test and struggles on higher curbs. The front wheels with swivels struggle to stay on obstacles.
The adapters for this stroller are easy to install and compatible with all major brands. The stroller can only fit one car seat at a time, so parents with twins must look for a different way to use their infant carseats simultaneously. The UPPAbaby Vista v2 double jogging stroller and the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double have high scores for their ability to accommodate two infant car seats at once.
While the Baby Trend is easy to use and has a spacious basket it falls short in our ride comfort metric. The stroller does not have shocks to absorb the bumps and vibrations of the road. This can be difficult on small passengers. Also, the lack of a seat recline means children will feel every bump in the road. It may not be a problem when passengers get older, but it is important to take into consideration when your children are still infants or toddlers.
This is a fairly light frame stroller at under 40 pounds. However, it is heavy when loaded 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 in our tests. The BOB Revolution Flex is a better option for jogging, and it weighs less at just 41 pounds. It is still a little difficult to lift, but there is a handle that could be used to accomplish this. The jog strollers have the advantage of having larger wheels to provide more off-road performance. They have a better-built chassis and are made of durable materials that can withstand long-term usage.
The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 Double Stroller
The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 has all the features that parents appreciate: reversible seats one-hand reclining, adjustable leg rests, zippered extensions on both canopies and an adult cupholder. It also has some great new features, such as the height-adjustable handles and quilted seat. It has seven different configurations of seating, including the hard-to-find cheap double pushchair-rear-facing configuration. This lets kids be able to see each other while keeping an eye on their parents.
The stroller's compatibility to multiple infant car seats is one of its greatest features. It gives families more options and keeps them from being confined to a single to double stroller model of stroller that works with baby car seat. The Options Elite is compatible with Graco and Britax infant car seats with a universal adapter that also works with the UPPAbaby Mesa and Baby Jogger City Select double car seats. It even has a second adapter for those who have twins, or wish to use two infant car seats.
It's not a side-by-side stroller so it feels like it's a single stroller. It is able to be used in a variety of doorways and aisles. It's not as easy to maneuver as a jogging stroller, but it's still a great choice for road trips and shopping excursions. It's heavier than other double strollers but it's not too heavy to be lifted.
The seats are quite comfortable for children and there's a decent-sized storage basket. The canopy is huge as well, and can be zipped off for a bit more sun protection. However, it does not provide ample storage space for parent necessities that some families might consider to be a hassle.This stroller has an electronic foot brake, a safety harness and five point harness for each child. The front wheels can be locked for added stability and the ergonomic handles give the user with a comfortable grip. It folds up with ease and then it can stand when folded. While it's not a one-hand fold like some of the other top strollers on this list, it's not difficult to do with a little practice and the process is faster than other tandem models.
The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double
The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is a great budget-friendly favorite that will grow with your family, providing car seat compatibility and reversible seating in a sleek, modern stroller frame. It is simple to use and features an easy fold that permits self-standing. It's a good value given its price. It has a heavier feel than most of the competition, and smaller wheels which make it difficult to push off-road, when turning in tight corners or through narrow doorways.
This stroller can be used with an infant car seats or toddler seats sold separately. No adapters are required. Adding a second seat expands the stroller frame in minutes without the need for tools or additional components, and it can be used in a variety of configurations in the USA to accommodate toddler and infant seating at different heights, either in parent-facing or forward-facing modes. The second seat can also be used to hold baby at a comfortable angle when in infant mode or for older children, in stroller mode with three reclining positions and a footrest that is adjustable in five positions.
The large, oversized basket as well as the front-facing and back-accessible seat pocket enhance the functionality of this stroller, while the padded, contoured seat provides the most comfortable ride for the passengers. A retractable canopy protects children from the sun's rays and the window that lets parents peek in to keep an eye on them.Adding the accessory Stroller Rider Board creates a tandem that allows siblings to ride together, or be utilized as an alternative to the standard toddler seat. A flex-hold cup holder can hold different sizes of drinks, and the twin stroller side by side folds with the toddler seat to allow easy access to storage space.
Most reviewers are impressed by the ease with which the Pivot Xpand stroller can be expanded to accommodate the second 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 easier and quicker. Evenflo provides a video chat feature for customers to ask any questions or seek assistance in mounting car seats. The only other significant drawback for this stroller is its relatively short warranty.
The Jeep Bravo For 2
The Bravo For 2 is a great stroller for siblings who are close in age. It is easy to assemble straight out from the box and unlike other sit-and-stand strollers, it is relatively lightweight at under 23 pounds. The seats are able to recline in different positions to allow your infant or toddler to sleep and there is even a footrest for those who need it. The padded handle bar is in a good position for older children to grasp while standing, even when wearing gloves. Many parents have said that this feature alone makes it safer than the majority of its competitors.
The stroller is padded with a back seat that can hold children up to 2 years. This lets you keep your child rear-facing for longer, which is a big advantage for parents who adhere to the #TurnAfter2 campaign that encourages toddlers and infants to be rear-facing until at least two years old. The seat is simple to buckle, and it comes with the same five-point harness as the front seat.
The Bravo For 2 has another benefit: it is able to accept Chicco KeyFit car seats or Fit2 in the front. You can easily secure your infant carrier by lowering the front seat before snapping it into. This feature makes it one the most versatile double strollers you can find. It also helps to avoid wasting money by purchasing a stroller that's only used once and will end up in your garage, or donated to a second-hand shop.
The only issue with this stroller is that it doesn't come with a parent tray or cup holders, and the storage space is limited. But, it's an excellent option for families with just one child who will be walking for the entirety of their stroll, and younger siblings in a car seat up the front. It's an excellent choice for travel, as it folds easily into a compact size to be gate-checked into an airplane or tucked away in your trunk.
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