Choosing a 3 Wheel Double Stroller
It's among the top side by side strollers we tested, offering smooth riding on rough terrain and easy turning in tight spaces. It's also a great jogger that folds up easily with the self-standing option.
It has double-action breaks that require two pedals to be pressed. Additionally it is not compatible with infant car seats. This could be a problem for some parents.
Safety Features
Three-wheel double strollers are more stable than four-wheel models designed for people who plan to walk and run. The reason for this is that they always have two wheels on the ground, while some four-wheelers can lift one wheel off the ground in order to negotiate the obstacles like curbs and other obstructions. The downside is that three-wheelers are heavier, which may be a concern when weight is a factor.
Some 3-wheel strollers have pneumatic (air-filled) tires, which are an excellent choice for those who intend to jog and want a more comfortable ride than the hard plastic wheels found on some products. They require regular maintenance, pressure checks and an emergency tire repair kit since they are more prone to lose air than solid-tired counterparts. Visit the website of your manufacturer or stroller manual for the recommended pressures.
Strollers with adjustable handlebars can assist in reducing neck and back strain for the person who is pushing them. The ideal posture for your arms is right near your belly button with your elbows slightly bowed and your hands relaxed. A lockable front-facing swivel wheel can be helpful for uneven or bumpy surfaces.
Always test the parking brake on your stroller to ensure it operates quickly and easily. Take note of whether the stroller comes with a peek-aboo window or a recliner. These features are great if your infant or toddler requires a nap while you're out and out and.
The best double strollers for jogging include an option called adjustable tracking, which can help keep the front wheel running straight while jogging. It prevents veering that is constant and helps reduce the need for constant manual correction while running, which can cause fatigue.
With the large size and weight of many double strollers, it's important to ensure their folded dimensions can fit into your trunk or in your home storage space prior to buying. It is also important to consider the stroller's weight as well as shipping and handling costs, as these will add up quickly. Consider any extras that you might need or stay clear of, like snacks trays or speakers built in that could make the stroller heavier, less aerodynamic and could pose a danger to children.
Maneuverability
When choosing a stroller, the ease of maneuvering is a major consideration. Sadly, double strollers have a harder to turn and maneuver through tight spaces than single-seat strollers due to their weight, size and additional passengers. This can be a problem when trying to navigate busy sidewalks or grocery stores with toddlers in the stroller.
Some of our favorite strollers, such as the Thule City Glide 2 Double or the Baby Trend Sit 'N Stand Double, are easy to push. Others struggle because of their flexible frame or wide-set tires. They're also often heavier than many other double strollers, which makes them more difficult to lift and transport when not in use.
Luckily, there are plenty of strollers available that offer great maneuverability without costing a fortune. We love the phil&teds dot and double kit, which allows you to transform your jogging stroller into an inline double buggy that is compatible with infant car seats. It's a great choice for families growing and those with limited space.
Other models that are ideal to navigate narrow sidewalks include the Baby Jogger City Mini Quad and the Graco SnugRide 30 Elite Double Stroller. The latter has a cargo basket included to keep you organized on your walks.
Jeep Destination Double Side by Side Ultralight is another good stroller that is able to be pushed. It is a light stroller that is easy to fold and set up. We love that it is compact when folded and comes with storage bags. It's also compatible with certain infant car seats, such as the popular Graco SnugRide 40 Elite Double, with the purchase an adapter.
Check out the UPPAbaby Vista double v2 if you're in need of an infant stroller that grows with your family. This unique stroller can be used both as a double stroller, or a bike trailer. It lets you go on outdoor adventures with two kids at the same time. It's also compatible with several infant car seats, such as the Nuna and Maxi-Cosi however it requires an additional adapter that must be purchased separately.
Comfort
If you are walking for hours with your kids, you want a stroller that is comfortable for both of you. A quality double stroller will offer an easy ride, and support both seats with adjustable five-point safety harnesses, and provide plenty of storage space for toys and snacks.
A cushioned handle can make pushing easier. A swivel front wheel can be useful, especially on an jogger, to maneuver around narrow spaces and curbs. Also, 3 wheel pushchair of locking the front swivel wheel to ensure more comfort is perfect for taking your family on a long stroll or run.
Another key feature to look for in a double stroller is an intuitive folding operation that can be performed using just one hand. In our tests, the UPPAbaby vista double version 2, Evenflo Pivot Xplore Wagon and Joovy Zoom X2 Double had the most efficient folding systems.
In our tests, we looked at different seating configurations that could be used to satisfy the wants and needs of different families. The Vista Double model from UPPAbaby was our top pick for this feature, as it can accommodate twins in separate infant car seats as well as third riders by adding a riding platform. This model is also the quickest and easiest to assemble of the ones we tested, taking just 15 minutes to assemble.
The majority of double strollers we tested provide adequate storage, although some are more accessible than others. The UPPAbaby Vista Double and Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite have large, easy-to-access baskets that can accommodate up to 30 lbs. The Evenflo Pivot Xplore has a spacious storage bin, while the Joovy Caboose Ultralight has smaller storage bins that is difficult to access because it is under the rear seat that slides.
A triple wheel stroller will be a great option for parents who love taking their children on runs or hikes. These models have locks and swivel front wheels for greater mobility, and come with a recline seat and ratcheting shade canopy to ensure your children are at ease. These models also feature convenient tray for parents, cup holders and a basket for storage for essentials.

Storage
A good double stroller will provide ample storage for the two of you, your kids' drinks and snacks, and all other things you may require. However, the amount of storage is different widely across models. Some models, such as the Joovy Caboose Ultralight Graphite, the lightest stroller we've have tested, as well as the new Summer Infant 3D Pac CSwith double stroller, come with only two cup holders for parents and hanging storage bags at the back of each seat. Others, like the UPPAbaby Vista Double and Joovy ScooterX2 have large baskets that are easy to access.
Some of the top double strollers also have additional features, like extendable canopies and reclining seats which allow you to adapt your child's ride to the weather conditions or their mood. Many of strollers are compatible with car seats which means you can use them straight away and then add the glider board or child seat if your family expands.
The compact 4-wheel strollers are designed to be light, easy to fold, store and maneuver. They are perfect for parents who want to utilize their strollers for running around town, or for quick trips to the parks. They are generally less expensive than jogging walkers but they may not have certain features and space you require when you plan to engage in longer outdoor activities with your children.
The Baby Jogger City Select Double Stroller is among the most sought-after compact double strollers on the market because it starts out small and folds up easily to fit into trunks or closets, making it simple to store and take out at a moment's notice. It comes in a variety colors and can be customized to fit infants up to 25 pounds. It's a Disney-approved item, so you can bring it on vacation!