Double Strollers

Most double strollers will fit in midsize to large SUVs, but compact SUVs may struggle with larger models. The Double Strollers can be super compact when folded, perfect for smaller vehicles.

A Double stroller folds relatively flat despite its size. Before you buy, check your vehicle’s cargo dimensions and compare to the double strollers folded measurement descriptions on each of the product pages.

Many parents find they need to remove one or both wheels for the tightest fits, so consider models with quick-release wheels.

Side-by-side strollers like UPPAbaby Double stroller or the Thule double stroller, The Bugaboo Double stroller, or Thule Chariot double stroller offer equal views for both kids and better weight distribution.

This can make them easier to push without the risk of tipping over. But they are wider and you may struggle with very narrow store aisles. Current double stroller designs have narrow hallways in mind and are better designed than in the past.

Tandem strollers are narrower but longer, which can make them harder to maneuver and may give one kid a less desirable seat position. Side-by-side seating is better for siblings close in age, tandem can be better for wider age gaps.

The Bugaboo Donkey Duo & Nuna TRVL double stroller are both designed for tight spaces, with a narrower profile than most side-by-side doubles. Double strollers are built to fit through standard doorways easier generally. Check the brand double stroller dimensions before purchase to ensure the stroller will meet your personal needs for car dimensions, doorways, or hallways.

The UPPAbaby MINU Double is also relatively compact for a side-by-side. If doorways are your main concern, consider a tandem or add a piggyback board to a single stroller instead to transport a 2nd or 3rd child on the stroller. Review the dimensions of each stroller you are interested in above and measure your doorway to ensure success.

Most double strollers support 40-50 pounds per seat, so 80-100 pounds total. * Always check the stroller descriptions and specification section above to check individual brand weight capacities. Exceeding weight limits affects safety and stroller warranty. Toddlers typically reach 40 pounds around age 4, so factor in how long you’ll need the stroller.