Double Stroller With Car Seat Compatability

Parents of twins or other multiples may want a double stroller which can accommodate 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 comes with an ample storage basket as well as cup holders for parents, and reversible seats with the best legroom available in its class. There are 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 Twin umbrella stroller that will fit most infant car seats. It has a large basket for storage, as well as a tray for parents with two cup holders. The stroller is lightweight and folds up easily to store or travel. It is one of the easiest strollers to use and is very maneuverable for a side-byside design. It doesn't do well in our jog test, and isn't as adept on steeper curbs. The swivel front wheels aren't able to grip obstacles.

The adapters for this stroller are simple to install and compatible with the majority of major brands. The stroller only accepts one infant car seat carrier at a time so parents of twins will need to look for another alternative if they plan to use their infant carseats together. The UPPAbaby Vista v2 Double and Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double are top choices that work with two infant car seats at the same time.

The Baby Trend is easy-to-use and comes with a nice basket however, it isn't quite up to our ride comfort metric. The stroller isn't equipped with shocks to absorb the bumps and vibrations of the road, which can be a challenge for small passengers. The absence of a reclined seat means that children will feel every bump on the road. It might not be an issue as passengers get older but it is something to take into consideration when your children are toddlers or infants.

This is a fairly lightweight frame stroller, weighing less than 40lbs. It is heavy with passengers and cargo. The absence of a lock for jogging makes it difficult to jog and it struggled in navigating gravel, grass and sidewalks in our tests. The BOB Revolution Flex is a better choice for jogging, and it weighs less at just 41 pounds. It is still difficult to lift and carry but it comes with a handle specifically designed for this purpose. The jog-strollers have larger wheels that offer superior performance off-road. They have a better-built chassis and are constructed from sturdy materials that can withstand long-term use.

The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 Double Stroller

The Contours(r) Options Elite V2 comes with all the features parents appreciate: reversible seats one-hand recline, adjustable leg rests, zippered extensions to both canopies and an adult cupholder. It also has some great new features, including the height-adjustable handle and quilted seats. It also comes with seven different seating configurations that include the difficult-to-find double rear-facing position, which allows children to be able to see each one another while watching mom and dad.

The stroller's compatibility to multiple infant car seats is one of its most appealing features. It offers families more options and keeps them from being confined to a single brand of stroller that is compatible with the baby car seat. The Options Elite is compatible with Graco and Britax infant car seats using a universal adapter that can also be used with the UPPAbaby Mesa and Baby Jogger City Select double car seats. It comes with a second adapter if you have twins, or need to use two infant car seats.

It's not a side-byside stroller, so it has the look of a single stroller, and is able to be used in all aisles and doors easily. It's not as easy to maneuver as a jogging stroller however 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 kids, and there's a decent-sized storage basket. The canopy is big as well, and can be zipped off for some sun protection. However, it doesn't provide ample storage space for parent necessities, which some families may find to be inconvenient.

The stroller comes with the foot brake, a safety harness and five-point harnesses for each child. The front wheels can be locked for added stability, and the handles are ergonomically designed. It folds up with a simple process, and it stands when folded. While it doesn't have a one-hand fold, like some of the other top strollers on this list, it's not too difficult to do with a little practice and it's faster than other tandem models.

The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double

The Evenflo Pivot Xpand Double is a budget-friendly model that can grow with your family, offering car seat compatibility and reversible seating within an elegant, modern stroller frame. This stroller is easy to use and has a one-handed fold that can be used to create self-standing. It's a good value for the price, especially considering its low cost. It does have an a bit more substantial feel than the majority of competition and smaller wheels that have difficulty with pushing off-road or in tight turns and narrow doorways.

This stroller can be used with an infant car seat or toddler seats that are sold separately. There are no adapters required. By adding a second seat, you can expand the stroller frame in minutes without tools or other parts, and is available in 23 configurations in the USA to accommodate toddler and infant seating 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 support the baby at an angle that is comfortable for infant mode.

A large, huge storage basket, as well as back and front-facing seat pockets enhance this stroller's utility, while the padded, contoured seat offers the most comfortable ride for passengers. A canopy that can be extended keeps children shielded from the sun's rays, and an open window allows parents to watch their little ones.

The Stroller Rider Board accessory can be added to create a tandem so that siblings can share a ride or as an alternative for the standard toddler seat. The cupholder flex-hold can hold a variety of beverages and the stroller is easily foldable with the toddler seat connected, making it simple to access storage space.

Most reviewers appreciate the ease with which Pivot Xpand double stroller expands to accommodate an additional seat. Some reviewers have noted that the attachment of an infant car seat to the integrated mounts could be difficult, but 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 or get help with installing car seats, which is a nice addition. The only downside is the relatively short warranty.

The Jeep Bravo For 2

The Bravo For 2 is an excellent stroller for siblings of similar age. It's easy to put together right out of the box. And, unlike many sit-and-stand options it is surprisingly light at less than 23 pounds. The seats recline in different positions so that your infant or toddler can nap. There is also a footrest for older children who need it. The cushioned handle bar is a good position for older children to grip while standing, even when wearing mittens. This feature has been mentioned by many parents as a reason for why it is more secure than the majority of its competitors.

This stroller also has a cushioned seat that can be used by children from about two years older. This lets you keep your infant rear-facing for longer. This is a huge win for parents who are adhering to the #TurnAfter2 campaign which encourages babies and children to keep their rears facing until they reach the age of two years old. The seat is easy to buckle and features the same great five-point harness found on the front seat.

The Bravo For 2 has another benefit: it can be used with Chicco KeyFit car seats or Fit2 in the front. You can easily attach your baby carrier by lowering the front seat and snapping it into. This feature alone makes it one of the most adaptable double strollers on the market and helps you avoid wasting money on a single-use stroller that will get lost in your garage or donated to a secondhand store in your area.

The only real drawback to this stroller is that it doesn't come with a parent tray or cup holders and the storage space is restricted. It is an excellent option for families with just one child who will be walking for the entire duration of their stroll with younger siblings in a car seat front. It's also a great choice to travel with, since it is able to fold into a compact double stroller size to be gate-checked onto the plane or put in your trunk.