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Buying a Cheap Double Buggy A little more money spent on a tandem stroller will ensure that it lasts for years and will retain its value. The Uppababy Vista V2 is a top-rated model that converts to a single and has a second seat, the RumbleSeat which adds flexibility. It comes with a decent seat recline, a large canopy that has UPF protection of 50+ and a peekaboo window. It is also compact and folds up easily. Budget A double-buggy can be an essential item when you have two kids with you, and it will not cost a fortune. You'll need to factor in car seats or carrycots in addition to the cost of the buggy however, there are some fantastic options available that won't break the bank. A great option for those who want to keep costs down is the UPPAbaby Vista 2 – it's an amazing value for money at less than $1000 and can accommodate twins, one baby and one toddler or three kids (with the 'PiggyBack' boards, which you buy separately). It's the tiniest tandem available. The footprint is identical to that of one pushchair, which means it is able to be easily pushed through doorways and shopping aisles. The iCandy Orange double buggies are another option. It has 30 different seating configurations, and soft suspension that makes kerbs simple. It can also be transformed from a single buggie to a double, so that it can grow with your family. It can even accommodate a third child at the back. Style If you're on a budget it is possible to purchase some beautiful double buggies. Many of them look great and are very durable. You can also get a good resale price when you select a well-known brand. The UPPAbaby Vista 2 double stroller is one of the most affordable double strollers on the market. It comes in a range of colours and is really stylish to see. It can also be used as an extra triple buggy by using the UPPA's 'PiggyBack' board. It can accommodate twins or a toddler and a baby or a child in a car seat. This is a great double buggy for urban use since it has a slim frame that fits through the majority of doors and be used for shopping buses, trains and even busses. The iCandy Peach is another popular alternative. It's a light-weight option that is priced at less than PS300 with the adaptors required for carseats. It can also be used as an individual and comes with attractive features like an expansive, wide shopping basket, front suspension and UPF 50+ sunshades, with peekaboo windows. There's a nice cup holder with a single parent and seats can be set to face each other or to separate from each other. Side-by-side double buggies cost more but are generally more maneuverable than other models. They can be quite wide however they might not fit through narrow doors, and are generally best suited for older children who want to sit in a row facing each other. The Mountain Buggy Duet has one of the slimmest sides-by-sides available. You can find some of the most affordable double strollers for sale online at sites such as Rebelstork. They offer both old and new models and open boxes and overstocks. You can test the strollers before buying. They have a trade in program that allows you to earn money off your purchase if you decide that you want to upgrade. Convenience If you're on a tight budget and still want a product that will accommodate your kids (and you're okay with having a little more bulky pushchair) then the Joie Evalite Duo is a great option. It's easy to fold and is lightweight and easy to drive. It also offers good storage for both kids, plus generous UPF 50+ canopies with peekaboo windows; reclined seats that are easy to adjust, and a clever brake lever that can be operated with one hand on the handlebar, all at a price point well below PS1000. If you're looking for a budget double buggy that can accommodate infant car seats and car seats, the iCandy Orange Wave is another excellent option. Its slick frame can be expanded to accept 2 seats or a single stroller with a bassinet that can be added. It can also accommodate up to three kids when you add UPPAbaby's “PiggyBack' running board for children who are older (you buy it separately). Seat and carrycots are set on opposite sides, which means your children can see each other and you can keep a close eye on them. This minimizes the risk of them being confused. It's also the slimmest side-by-side available which means it will pass through most doors and is able to be easily steered around tight corners. However, it does feel long and heavy to push when in double mode and doesn't do as well on uneven or rough terrain like some of our top-quality double buggies. This is our top-rated double stroller. It's a great option for a moderate price. It's light and has a convenient shopping basket and can take two car seats for children, or one baby seat and a toddler seat. Its seat is comfy, and its big back wheels can cope with some rough terrain than some of the smaller models on our list. It also folds into a compact, self-standing model and comes with a handy strap for carrying. It's not as big or luxurious as other high-end doubles, but it's a great deal. double pram and pushchair When you purchase a double buggy, you should check that it meets all important safety standards. The safety straps and the way that the seats adapt to your child's needs are vital. Also, check if the seats are reclined in different positions for different ages. Also, look for a large storage basket with pockets and whether there are any other extras that could be useful, like sunshades or 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 move. You will also need to think about how much it weighs fully loaded, and if it is easy to fold up and fit in your car boot. If you use the buggy frequently in small towns or villages, ensure that the wheels are well-groomed and are able to navigate the narrow roads and doors. There are a variety of double buggies and side-by-side models are the most popular. They tend to be larger and more difficult to push, but they have the benefit of each child being able to see. They can also be quite pricey. Tandem buggies permit children to be positioned next each one. This is a more comfortable option for older children, however it also means that the buggy is less stable than a side-byside. It can also be difficult to get them through narrow doorways and up and down kerbs. The iCandy Peach is one of the top double buggies in sales and is a stylish piece of equipment that comes with many unique features. It comes with a built-in board for a ride-on, “cinema seating” and 30 different seating options. It even accommodates an additional child. It is light and has a good suspension and can be transformed from a single to a double-seater with the purchase of additional seats. If you're looking for an easier to maneuver double buggy, the Mountain Buggy Duet is an excellent option. It is the lightest double buggy available and its footprint is comparable to that of a single-buggy. It has a variety of configurations so that both children can see the world around them. There is a neat handbrake on the adjustable handlebar. With the addition of an adapter it can also be used to accommodate two car seats for infants.