Double Stroller With Car Seat Compatability

Parents with twins and other multiples will want a double stroller that can hold two car seats for infants at the same time. The TwinRoo+ is a tough, frame stroller that takes 23 different car seat models (car seats and adapters sold separately).

It also comes with a massive storage basket, cup holders for parents and reversible seating with the best legroom between the two seats.

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

The Baby Trend(r) Universal Double Snap-N-Go(r) is a fantastic stroller that fits most infant car seats. It has large storage baskets and a parent tray with two cup holders. The stroller is light and folds easily to store or take on trips. It's among our most maneuverable strollers and is a great side-by-side design. It isn't very good in our jog test and has trouble with higher curbs. The front wheels with swivels struggle to stay on obstacles.

This stroller can be used with all major brands of infant car seats, and the adapters are easy to install. However, the stroller can only accommodate one infant car seat at a time. Parents of twins must look for another option if they wish to use their infant car seats together. The UPPAbaby Vista V2 Double and the Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double are top-rated options that can be used with two infant car seats simultaneously.

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 withstand the vibrations and bumps of the road, which can be difficult on small passengers. Also, the lack of a reclined seat means children will feel every bump in the road. This may not be a problem as the passengers get older but it's an important thing to consider if your children are infants or young toddlers.

It is a light frame stroller at under 40 lbs. However it feels heavy when loaded with passengers and cargo. The absence of an jog lock makes it hard to jog, and it had a hard time in navigating gravel, grass and sidewalks during our tests. The BOB Revolution is a lighter choice for jogging, coming in at 41 lbs. It is a bit challenging to lift and carry, but it comes with a handle specifically designed to help you do this. The jog-strollers feature larger wheels that offer better performance off-road. They also have a stronger chassis and are constructed of durable materials that can endure long-term use.

The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 nipper double buggy Stroller

The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 comes with all the features parents love: reversible seats, one-hand reclining, adjustable legs rests, zippered extensions on both canopies, and a parent cupholder. It also comes with some fantastic new features, such as the height-adjustable handles as well as a quilted seat. It offers seven different configurations of seating, including the difficult to find double-rear-facing configuration. This allows kids to look at each other while keeping an eye on their parents.

One of the most appealing aspects about this stroller is that it's compatible with many infant car seat brands, giving families a wide range of options and prevents them from being locked into one brand when it is about strollers that can are compatible 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 car seats. It comes with an additional adapter for when you have twins or want to use two infant car seats.

It's not a stroller that is side-by-side, so it has the look of a single to double pushchair stroller, and can be used in most doorways and aisles without difficulty. Although it's not as maneuverable as a jogging-style stroller, it's still a great option for road trips and shopping excursions. It weighs a bit heavier than other double strollers, but it's not too heavy for most petite women to carry and maneuver.

The seats are comfortable for kids and the storage bin is large enough. The canopy is huge as well, and can be zipped off for a bit more sun protection. However, it doesn't contain a huge storage space for necessities for parents, which some families may find to be inconvenient.

This stroller has the foot brake, a safety harness and a five point harness for each child. The front wheels can be locked for extra security and the handles are ergonomically designed. It folds up with a simple process, and it stands when folded. It doesn't fold with one hand like other strollers however it's not difficult after a bit of practice.

The Evenflo Pivot Double

The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is an excellent budget-friendly option that grows with your family, providing car seat compatibility and reversible seating a sleek, modern twin stroller with car seats frame. It is simple to use and has a single-handed fold that permits a self-stand. It's a good value for the price, especially considering its low cost. It does have an unmistakably heavier feel than much of the competition and smaller wheels that struggle when pushing off-road or through tight turns and narrow doors.

This stroller can be used with two infant car seats or toddler seats (sold separately) - no adapters needed. The addition of a second seat can expand the frame of the stroller in a matter of minutes without tools or other components, and it can be used in a variety of configurations in the USA to accommodate toddler and infant seats at different heights in both parent-facing or forward-facing settings. The second seat can be used in stroller mode to fit larger children or to cradle the baby at an angle that is comfortable in infant mode.

A large, spacious storage basket as well as back- and front-facing seat pockets enhance the utility of this stroller and the cushioned, curved seat offers maximum comfort for passengers. A retractable canopy shields children from the sun and a peek-a-boo window lets parents keep an eye on their children.

Adding the accessory Stroller Rider Board creates a tandem that allows siblings to ride together, or be used as an alternative to the standard toddler seat. A flex-hold cup holder can hold different sizes of drinks and the stroller can be folded with an attached toddler seat for easy access to storage space.

Most reviewers are impressed with the ease with which the Pivot Xpand stroller can be expanded to accommodate an additional seat. Some reviewers have commented that attaching an infant car seat to the mounts integrated in the stroller can be a bit difficult, however, attaching the second toddler's car seat is much easier and quicker. Evenflo does have an option to video chat with customers to ask questions and receive assistance with fitting car seats, which is a nice addition. The only downside for this stroller is its relatively short warranty.

The Jeep Bravo For 2

The Bravo For 2 is an ideal stroller for siblings with similar ages. It is simple to put together straight from the box and, unlike other sit-and stand alternatives, it weighs at less than 23 pounds. The seats each have a recline that can be adjusted to allow your baby or toddler to snooze and there is even a footrest for those who require it. The padded handlebar is positioned in a manner that allows older children can grasp it even when wearing mittens. This feature has been mentioned by many parents as the reason it is safer than most of its rivals.

This stroller comes with a cushioned back seat that can hold a child of up to 2 years. This allows you to keep the infant rear-facing for longer. This is a great benefit for parents following the #TurnAfter2 campaign, which encourages children and babies to remain rear facing until they reach the age of two years old. The seat is easy to buckle and has the same great five-point harness that is found on the front seat.

Another benefit of the Bravo For 2 is that it can accept the Chicco KeyFit or Fit2 car seat on the front. It is easy to attach your baby carrier by lowering the front seat and then snapping it into. This feature alone makes it one of the most flexible double strollers out there and lets you avoid spending money on a single-use stroller that could end up in your garage or given to a local second-hand store.

The only issue with this stroller is that it does not come with a parent tray or cup holders and the storage space is somewhat restricted. It is a great option for families with one child who walks the entire stroll and a child in a car seat on the front. It is also a great choice for traveling, as it can easily be folded into a compact size to be gate-checked onto an airplane or tucked away in your trunk.