The Best Double Strollers for Two (or More) Kids

For this price, you get a ton of stroller. First off, you can take this from a single to a double to a triple. It has 50 seating configurations. Just add the front adapter and second seat when your family expands; there's also a bench seat option for kids too old to ride in the stroller but still needing a transportation boost, with a weight limit of 55 pounds. The handle is height-adjustable. The stroller has a total weight capacity of 135 pounds. There's even a handy parent organizer with zippered and mesh pockets for your keys and phone. The canopy is sizable and has a zip-out panel to provide full coverage during naps or sun exposure.

Modular and lightweight, this 28 pound tandem double stroller has 22 configurations. The frame simply expands when you're using it as a double stroller. It has a self-standing compact fold. Another point in its favor is its massive storage basket that expands to over 2 feet in length. Plus, for the price, it has a 3-position adjustable handlebar. The weight limit is 55 pounds.

It's rare to find a stroller as stylish as it is practical. Here's that stroller. You start out with a single seat and a handy shopping basket, which is removable. When your family grows, you convert it to a double stroller by attaching a second seat unit. The main seat has 20 different configurations for an infant and child in forward-facing and parent-facing modes. Each seat supports children up to 50 pounds. And it folds with both seats attached to the frame. The handlebar is height-adjustable, and the stroller has both lockable swivel wheels and rear wheel, linked foot brakes.

Look, is this the most knockout, stylish stroller you'll ever see? Nope. But for the price, it's hard to knock this thing because it does what you need it do, without any extra frills. It includes two seats, a bench seat, and a standing platform, so you have four seating and standing options for your kids. It's also compatible with all Graco infant car seats, and accepts two at once, making it a pretty perfect twin stroller. Plus the rear stroller seat can be removed for extra space on the bench seat or standing platform, so if your toddler refuses to sit, problem solved. The weight limit is 50 pounds for the front seat and 40 pounds for the rear seat. The stroller weighs 26 pounds.

This looks like a cousin of the Uppababy, for a fraction of the cost. The Mockingbird is beloved by parents, for good reason. When used as a single, you can choose between five seating arrangements. When used as a double, you can toggle between 14 configurations. It has a 45 pound capacity in both seats. You can fold it one-handed, and it automatically locks into place and stands upright. There's a one-step footbrake and front-locking wheels. It weighs just over 26 pounds.

A beautiful chariot, this one goes from single to double to triple if necessary. It has a ventilated canopy, a bonus on hot days, and a UPF 50 sun shade. The toddler seat is reversible, so your kid can ride facing forwards, backwards, upright, or reclined. There's an adjustable handlebar and a height-adjustable canopy. It has a one-handed, free-standing fold, and you don't need to remove the toddler seat to do it. With adaptors, you can add a seat to expand the stroller to fit more kids, or use the ride-along board for older kids. Each toddler seat fits babies weighing up to 50 pounds.

One of the most versatile double strollers on the market, this one lets parents choose between seven seating configurations. You'll notice its six-wheel design, which gives you total maneuverability and a tight turn radius that makes it easy to get into and out of smaller spaces. It's compatible with most major car seats. Each seat accommodates up to 40 pounds' worth of kid. And here's the clincher: It folds easily and stands independently with both seats on.

Another standout from Contours, this stroller has 35 different seating configurations. Without adjusting the frame, it goes from single to double mode. Each seat supports 40 pounds. The handlebar is height-adjustable, and the stroller stands upright when folded. The underseat basket is spacious enough to fit diapers, groceries, and toys.

This starts out as a single stroller, but is designed to convert to a double stroller. You do that by buying the sibling seat, which is a twin of the existing seat. As for the stroller itself, it has fenders and built-in clear hub caps to protect it from dirt and nastiness. The tires are foam-filled and designed for all terrains. It has a one-touch rear brake. It comes with two car seat adaptors. The total weight capacity as a double stroller is 100 pounds. Why is this on our double stroller list? Because once you get the bassinet or sibling seat, you can configure this thing 23 different ways.

City dwellers, take note: Thule's latest offering is for you and your growing family. It's easy to expand, either for twins or siblings, and it turns into a tandem stroller. The main seat has a capacity limit of 48.5 pounds, while the sibling seat has a capacity of 33.5 pounds. The total stroller weight is 30 pounds. But it handles like it weighs a fraction of that. The four-wheel suspension makes for a verrrrrrry smooth ride, the handlebar is height-adjustable, and you get a simple, self-standing, compact fold with auto lock. And let's be honest here: Thule's products are just dope as hell, period.

When your family grows, so does your stroller. Each seat can hold 45 pounds worth of child, at 90 pounds total. You have the option to use the rear seat, bench seat, or a standing platform for kids who deem themselves far too mature to sit in a stroller. It's ready for newborns with a car-seat adapter. And the price is right. The stroller itself weighs 27.5 pounds. It has linked one-step parking brakes.

Each seat on this tandem double stroller holds a child up to 45 pounds and includes a five point stroller seat harness. Seats can be front facing, parent facing, or sibling facing, depending on preference. This is an all-terrain stroller with all-wheel suspension and locking front swivel wheels. The handlebar is adjustable. And the seats are multi-position reclining.

Meet the Kooper, Joovy's newest offering. Here, it's about the little details that you thought didn't matter, but well, they do. First off, the stroller has built-in storage, meaning attached zippered pockets and mesh cup holders. And the stroller trays fold with it, when you collapse it. Yes, that kind of stuff matters. Each stroller fits two kids, up to 50 pounds per seat, and it has three-position leg rests. Plus, it's made without the use of any fire retardant chemicals, which is a big deal for this price. We also dig the peek-a-boo windows. The stroller weighs 28 pounds.

Here's a side-by-side stroller that nevertheless is just 30 inches wide, so it's easy to navigate through doorways and crowds. We're big fans of the larger wheels (seven inches in the front, nine-and-a-half in the rear) with sealed ball bearings that make this stroller more rugged than those with smaller wheels. It also has a massive storage basket, one Joovy claims is the biggest on the market. Each seat reclines independently. The maximum child weight is 45 pounds per seat, or 90 pounds total.

At just 29 inches wide, this is the slimmest of the side by side options. It looks good, and it comfortably fits kids from birth to 45 pounds (with a Peg carseat only). It has independent adjustable backrests and footrests. It has an easy one-handed inward fold. Mostly, this is the stroller to get if you want that's handsome, with a small footprint.

This double stroller has self-standing enhanced storage, and an adjustable handlebar, which are both key features. The Britax double stroller is lightweight, with all-wheel suspension and a linked parking brake. Its seats recline independently. It fits babies from birth to 50 pounds in each seat. It's not a design showpiece, but it's also an absolute workhorse of strollers with a huge underseat basket.

Bumbleride's double stroller has a weight capacity of 90 pounds, and with this stroller, the magic is in the details. The seat fabrics and canopies are machine-washable, and made without the use of fire retardants. The handle is adjustable, as are the footrests. The sizable storage basket includes an air pump, in case your all air-filled tires need a boost. Folding this thing is a breeze, thanks to the ergonomic trigger release on the handlebar. It weighs 36 pounds.

At just 22 pounds, this is a great stroller that won't have you seeing a chiropractor for back pain. It has two multi-position reclining seats. And it's great for babies from three months up to 55 pounds -- per seat. You can fold this up one-handed and tote it around with the carry handle.

Yes, the price tag is pretty staggering. But this stroller glides like it's rolling through butter. Seriously. You get two bassinets, as well as two seats. And despite its girth, this thing is only 29 inches wide. The handlebar is adjustable, and each seat is reversible and reclinable. You can also convert this to a single stroller when your oldest kid suddenly refuses to ride in one. Each seat holds 48 pounds' worth of child. The stroller itself has a compact, one-handed fold and weighs 33 pounds (with seats). The bassinet, seat and sun canopy fabrics are machine washable.

A basic, ultra-lightweight stroller for a great price, it's easy to collapse and even easier to use. This stroller clocks in at 20 pounds, so it's not a monster to push around. The price is right, and you get a canopy for sun protection, multi-position recline, a five point safety harness with soft shoulder pads, and a cup holder for much-needed coffee.

This dope double stroller wagon is a true hybrid, fits two kids, and works until they're five years old. It transforms from a stroller to a wagon when you flip the handle. Parents can pull or push this thing. Each seat holds a child weighing up to 55 pounds and can be used from six months on without a carseat. Which is a lot. And it has a compact fold and is only 27 inches wide

This is the best stroller wagon you can buy, because it's also the most versatile. The hybrid wagon-stroller lets you push it like a stroller, pull it like a wagon or push it along like luggage. It has an adjustable handlebar, is compatible with infant car seats, and has one-hand fold. It folds flat and stands upright when folded. It comfortably seats two toddlers (with full harnesses), and accommodates kids up to five years of age

The Thule Urban Glide 2 Double receives nearly top marks in almost every category except maybe price. The Glide supports either a single car seat and another child or two toddlers up to 50 pounds each ⏤ so you’re getting a lot of mileage out of it. Not only that, this double doubles (heh) as a jogging stroller when the kids get bigger. The Thule offers a one-handed fold, zipped storage bin, and a drum brake on its adjustable handlebar. And at 23 pounds, this thing is a cinch to fold up and put away.

At just 28 pounds, this jogging double stroller is also on the lighter side. It has extra-large tires to tackle the hilliest of terrains. But it's also easy to maneuver: It has a one-handed fold and built-in handlebar, and its ease of use is pretty much best in class for a jogging stroller. The jogger fits 50 pounds' worth of child per seat. You can adjust each set to any position, from upright to fully reclined. It comes with a tire pump. You can use the front wheel in swivel mode or locked mode.

This stroller is all about the little details that matter a lot: The handlebar is adjustable, and there's a ton of storage thanks to 10 pockets and a massive cargo basket. The weight limit is 50 pounds per seat, so 100 pounds total. There's a one-hand recline that lays nearly flat or lets your kids sit fully upright. The peek-a-boo windows let you check on your offspring while you're running.

Don't freak out at the price tag, because if you're an active parent who likes biking, skiing, and cycling, this is the stroller for you. It fits two kids, with a 100 pound capacity limit, and is designed to be used as a bike trailer, a stroller, and for cross-country skiing. It has a height-adjustable handlebar, reclining seat with one-hand recline, 16 inch air-filled rear wheels for a smooth ride, and a compact fold. It weighs 32 pounds.