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If you stash larger items in the cargo space, it consumes space meant for passengers. We've been buying and testing strollers and all kinds of baby gear since 2013. We've hands-on tested over 94 products for double strollers, including the 20 in this review. The team includes our Senior Review Analyst, Bob Wofford, father of 7. Bob tests each stroller side by side in our lab for a proper comparison process. Wendy Schmitz, a Senior Review Editor and mother of 2, also helped during testing and analyzing the test results and worked with the team to select award winners and ranking of competitors. The Nuna Swiv is built to adapt quickly to the unpredictable rhythm of parenthood. Its swivel-wheel design and clean, modern look make it a strong fit for parents who move through busy sidewalks, stores, and elevators on a daily basis. Families with two children close in age often shortlist the Baby light double pram Jogger City Mini GT2 Double for this reason. Its side-by-side design keeps both children at the same eye level, and it still fits through most standard doorways despite carrying two kids at once. The Cybex e-PRIAM 4 sits at the top of the luxury conversation because it pairs design with genuine technology. It ranks among the most advanced strollers on the market, built for parents who want cutting-edge features alongside a strong fashion identity. The Clic is lightweight, easy to fold, and includes a convenient carry strap. The basket isn’t huge, but it’s roomy enough for a small diaper bag. There are some natty design features, like the adjustable footrest hiding a handy sun-shade and the ventilation net hidden behind the extendable UPF 50 + hood. Improvements over the Egg2 include a rocking carrycot, a nicer mattress, a one-pull harness and a bigger basket size. Before purchasing or using any older baby gear, check the CPSC’s recall website to make sure that it hasn’t had any issues. We’ve considered 102 strollers and tested more than 20 over the last four years alone. We eliminated models that had large numbers of serious online complaints, few or no reviews, availability issues, or no obvious way to contact customer service. Each stroller was run through various tests in our office and out in the world. In 2022, Wirecutter polled readers about the features that mattered most to them when considering a full-size stroller. Still, many parents find the convenience of going from car to sidewalk is well worth it. Graco is a trusted name in the baby world, so you can feel confident that you won’t be sacrificing quality either. “This travel system offers a great price point, and I think you get good quality for that price point,” says Kimberlee Beck, What to Expect’s engagement marketing manager. She loves the stroller’s one-handed fold and the fact that it stands up on its own when closed, as well as its versatility — there are nine seat configurations you can take advantage of. Choosing the best baby stroller is one of the biggest decisions parents make before their baby arrives. It has a 44-lb weight capacity (so it can carry kids up to age 4). A large extendable canopy is important to keep your baby out of the harsh sunlight. However, there are aftermarket products like the CoziGo stroller cover, or one of these other stroller and car seat covers, that can be added on if the canopy isn’t ideal. You should also make sure that your stroller has a five-point harness, adequate ventilation, a canopy, easy-to-use brakes, lockable swivel wheels, and is free of any recent recalls. The BOB brand is one of the most trusted by parents, thanks to its reputation for quality baby gear designed for an active lifestyle. When you think “jogging stroller,” chances are, you think BOB—and for good reason. Details like all-wheel suspension, superior tires, and comfort touches for your baby make a smooth ride for even serious runners. Doona is a little different from the other strollers on this list, but it comes up constantly in luxury stroller conversations because of how unique its concept is. The system moves from car seat to stroller in seconds, which makes it a premium, convenience-driven option for the newborn stage. Silver Cross brings a more classic style of luxury to the stroller market. The Reef 2 combines elegant design with strong everyday performance, using multi-terrain wheels and a well-cushioned ride to handle both sidewalks and outdoor paths. It is less about a large full-size stroller and more about smart, compact design with a premium edge. The YOYO3 is designed to accompany a child from birth to toddlerhood in one of the smallest folds on the market. It’s the stroller I fly with every single time, and for good reason. The frame is a chaotic tangle of metal support bars fighting each other for dominance. And instead of a single handlebar, it has two separate handles, which means one-handed steering is off the table entirely. If you want the “software” to go with this “hardware,” check out the Father’s Ed, our video course for dads-to be. A stroller can save your arms and back from the fatigue of carrying your little one and also allow them to explore their own independence while you’re still an arm’s length away. ✅ An adjustable handlebar is especially helpful when parents are different heights. Skip cheap all-terrain claims if the stroller does not have the wheels, suspension, and ride quality to support them. The label alone does not make a stroller suitable for rougher routes. Double strollers can be excellent, but only if you think honestly about space, turning radius, storage, and where you actually go. A stroller that looks impressive online may feel far less practical in lifts, shops, and tighter everyday routes. The Mamas & Papas Strada is a lightweight, compact pram designed for effortless city living. Built as a versatile all-rounder, it focuses on agility, style, and ease of use, making everyday outings simple and stress-free. The Stokke YOYO³ is best suited to parents who prioritise portability, travel, and compact storage. It’s ideal for city living, frequent travel, or as a lightweight secondary pram. Any new parent knows that basket space is key to a good everyday pram, and this one has plenty of room for the nappy bag, groceries and more. At around $1,000, it's a significant investment, but you get a stroller that genuinely grows with your family. The included bassinet is approved for overnight sleep, which is rare and incredibly useful in those early weeks when you want your baby close. The one-hand fold is smooth, the build quality is premium, and it expands to a double configuration when baby number two comes along. If you're planning to use your stroller every day, investing in one with decent suspension, easy collapsibility and a good-sized storage basket will be well worth the pennies. On the other hand, if you think you'll only use it occasionally or as a spare, a budget-friendly basic option might be the way to go. They include an adjustable handlebar, adjustable leg rest, enormous sun canopy, one-handed seat recline, and faux leather bumper bar. Also, it’s not great for parents who have stairs between their front door and the road (but great for elevators!), as the unit is quite heavy to carry for any period of time (close to 17 lbs). However, it starts to look quite good when compared to carrying 2 separate pieces (a car seat and a stroller), whose total combined weight is typically somewhere between 25 and 30 lbs. The folded shape is compact rather than slim—“bulkier than I expected,” Elina says, “but still manageable.” On the plus side, the stroller self-stands when folded, making hallway or closet storage doable. This will be her second time using the Cruz and Mesa combination, as she had the older model of the Cruz when her daughter was a baby.