Best 2 in 1 Pram Stroller

The TAVO Next glides effortlessly over all terrains thanks to its leatherette handle. It's not the lightest stroller, but it's a bit more difficult to carry up the stairs than some competitors.

The Cybex Gazelle is a gazelle even when filled with groceries and up to three children. The only drawback is that it doesn't have a second child board or seat for families that are growing.

1. TAVO Next

The TAVO Next is a budget friendly stroller that can accommodate children as heavy as 50 pounds. It's very spacious and the seat reclines and lies flat. It's easy to close and open, and comes with a large canopy that has a the ability to peek-aboo vent and a window. Nuna updated the TAVO harness for 2021 by adding Magnetech Secure Snap. This allows it to be fastened securely and quickly with just one hand.

While the TAVO is a great option for parents who want to save money, it's not the best choice when you're looking to use a bassinet or an reversible seat. It can only be oriented only one way, and doesn't have any accessories like a bassinet stand or rain cover. For those who want more space, the MIXX Next is a better choice since it can accommodate all of these things.

The TAVO comes with an integrated suspension system known as Free-flex that allows you to travel anywhere, and even take your child from the car to the curb. The spacious, luxurious seat allows baby to relax and drift off into a world of dreams. Meanwhile, parents enjoy the small fold-away axle as well as MagneTech Secure Snap.

The TAVO folds up very easily and stands upright when folded, which can save space in tight spaces like closets, garages and trunks. It's also easy to move, and it has a handy storage basket and flip-flop-friendly brakes. It can also be connected directly to the oh-so-secure Nuna PIPA series car seats with just one click, no adapters required to create a sleek travel system.

pushchair pram 2 in 1. UPPAbaby Vista v2

The UPPAbaby V2 is our top-rated full size stroller. It's a great option for families with growing children because it can be used with a bassinet, infant car seats as well as toddler seats. The stroller is able to take the riding board to transform it into a triple stroller.

The seats that are cushioned in this stroller are well-designed to provide comfort. The recline is simple to operate and comes with four different positions, making it adjustable to meet the child's needs. The foot rest can also be adjusted to make the ride more comfortable for the passengers. The canopy is massive and is a major benefit for parents who want to shield their children from the sun. It is SPF 50+ rated and comes with a pop-out visor, two mesh peek-aboo windows and a flap-cover.

The fabrics of the UPPAbaby V2 are machine washable. This is important since it can help prolong the life of your buggy to ensure that you can use it for many years. It is also easier to clean up messes such as spills from food or juice instead of having to scrub away staining that is difficult to remove.

The new tires from UPPAbaby are larger and softer, which results in a smoother ride. They handle rough terrain easily and minimize vibrations when you're rolling through town. The brakes have one-handed operation and are simple to use. They also have an extremely small foot pedal that is color-coded and can be used with all kinds of footwear.

This stroller is the most expensive in our review. However, it is worth it if you're looking for a stroller which will last for many years. Visit Amazon to find out more about the UPPAbaby vista V2.

3. Cybex Gazelle

The Cybex Gazelle is an excellent option for parents looking to purchase an infant stroller that can adapt to the needs of the family. It is a "modular" stroller or "convertible" stroller that can be configured in more than 20 ways to accommodate various seats such as infant car seats, cots, and cradles.

The Cybex Gazelle is lightweight and easy to maneuver which makes it perfect for parents who love to explore. It also comes with a large storage basket underneath and plenty of attachments to give parents the option to carry grocery items or light shopping with them. It's more expensive than some other two-in-one prams but it's worth the cost as the quality and function of this model are top-of-the-line.

The stroller comes with a harness that can be pulled in one pull, making securing your child's seat a breeze and features sun canopy with XXL removable panels as well as peek-a-boo windows. It has a convenient tray for parents to store drinks, snacks and phones. The telescopic handlebar adjusts to fit the height of parents and the brake is easily accessible which makes it safe for children to operate.

Sophie is a mother from London she tried this stroller on her two daughters, aged 5 months and 10 months. It was easy to maneuver and smooth on streets with cobbles, even when the ground was slick. The large shopping basket and ergonomically designed padded footrests made her feel at ease. She also appreciated the fact that the hood and handlebar fabric could be washed in the washing machine essential for parents who are always on the go!

4. Joovy Twin Roo+

The Twin Roo+ is a minimalist frame stroller that offers car seat compatibility. It also has an enormous storage container. It's among the most lightweight twin strollers available. It weighs only 24 lbs. without attachments for infant car seats. It's quite light for a double stroller. It is a bit heavier than the UPPAbaby Vista v2 Double and the Thule Urban Glide 2 Double.

The Roo+ is simple to use and comes with a quick-start guide. It snaps together easily and takes less than 10 minutes to be road-ready. It doesn't come with a canopy built-in which means your kids will have to wear their own sunshades if you need extra coverage from the elements.

Through our testing, we found the Roo+ to maneuver well for a stroller that doubles as a stroller. It can maneuver through all terrains, but has trouble with grassy areas as well as over gravel. It isn't easy to maneuver over and up curbs that are 1 inch high. We wouldn't recommend using this stroller off the road or on stairs, but it does offer excellent suspension to limit bumps for passengers.

While the Roo+ has a large under-seat storage bin however, it's hard to access without removing the infant car seats. This is a common issue with twin frame strollers, however Joovy offers a separate under-seat baby carrier bag that can assist with this issue.

In contrast to top-scoring strollers the Roo+ doesn't have a self-standing fold or cup holders. This is a small sacrifice to make for its car seat compatibility and storage capabilities however we'd prefer a little more versatility from our strollers. The stroller's flexibility in seating arrangement is a major plus. Parents can place their infant car seats either opposite directions or the same direction, depending on their needs.

5. Delta Children LX Side-by-Side

Delta Children LX Side by Side scored highly for weight and folded size. It's the top value double umbrella stroller in our review. It also scored well for maneuverability, which is an important feature for parents seeking a stroller for travel that can fit into tiny spaces. The Delta is a basic product and does not have the features other strollers we tested offer, such as a large storage basket or a wide recline. It is a great choice for families on a tight budget and those who require a secondary stroller for occasional use, like going to the zoo for a day.

The LX Side-by-Side is a lightweight and compact stroller. It is easy to turn and push. Its relatively short frame and swivel wheels on the front as well as padded shoulder pads provide a smooth ride for your children. It's comfortable for all passengers with a multi-position reclining seat and cup holder for parents.

It also comes with a large European-style canopy that provides shade from the sun as well as some protection against windy conditions. It also has two storage bags as well as a five-point harness for security.

The Delta took less than three minutes to assemble which is the quickest time of our test group. The manual isn't great, and the assembly doesn't require tools. It is among the lighter products in our test group. It folds flat, making it easy to carry and lift. In our Strollers & Multiples test, we rated the ease and smoothness the ease with which each product can be turned and pushed to open and close the safety harness, adjusted the brakes, opened and closed the storage basket, and even removed and put in the infant car seat.