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Choosing a Double Umbrella Stroller

It's important to consider your family's needs and priorities when choosing a cheap double pushchair stroller. This will help you narrow down your choices and allow you to concentrate on the essential features.

The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 double umbrella stroller is a well-made, high-end product that folds up in a compact manner. It comes with large umbrellas and a large storage bin and is very easy to move around.

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The top double umbrella strollers are small and light, yet provide plenty of. They're not as heavy as a traditional stroller or jogger, and are generally smaller when folded, too. They lack the bells and whistles you'll find on full-size strollers, but they usually come with large canopy with ample storage space, and reclined seats.

Many families opt for an umbrella stroller that is lightweight because it's a great stroller for traveling. It is easy to fold and fits into the majority of trunks and carry-on bags for airplanes. It is an excellent option for narrow entrances and busy streets. It's also less expensive than more feature-rich "travel stroller" that you might take for walks on a daily basis.

Some of the best double strollers like the UPPAbaby G-Link 2 have features you won't find on lighter options. The nipper double buggy umbrella stroller comes with hanging storage pockets with tray for snacks and toys in each seat and two cup holders for parents. Its minimalist design makes it one of the slimmest double umbrella strollers on the market, when folded. It also features a large canopy to protect both seats.

Other options that are lightweight like the Joovy Kooper X2, have more bells and whistles you'd expect from a double umbrella stroller, such as a more comfortable ride for both children due to the padding of the seats and a higher recline for each seat. It's important to note, though, that the more features you select the more the stroller weighs. Also, because of the way these strollers are able to open and close it is important to be careful not to let tiny fingers touch hinges or frames, especially when your child is in a seat.

Compact

The tiniest double umbrella strollers that fold are easy to maneuver and fit in tight spaces. They're a good option for parents who plan to take their stroller regularly on sidewalks, at shopping centers, or to visit tourist attractions like the aquarium, zoo or museums. These compact, lightweight strollers are also ideal to commute in or as a substitute for an extra heavy, feature-packed stroller when traveling.

There are two types of umbrellas that are lightweight: those that have very few features, and those that come with various comfort and convenience options in addition to their compact size. Some of the best examples include large pop-out umbrellas, with SPF 50, windows that peek out and Tandem Double buggy seating cushions. They also have 5-point safety harnesses that are on both sides, as well as adjustable leg rests, and reclined seats. You should also think about whether you want a car seat attachment or a tray for the parent and the amount of storage space in each seat.

The Delta Children LX double running stroller Umbrella provides a lightweight, low-cost umbrella that is very affordable. This stroller weighs only 18 pounds and comes with a handy carrying strap for schlepping and fits easily in the trunk of your car, or a front closet when not in use. The front wheels are equipped with precision technology and swivel, ensuring an easy ride and smooth steering. Another highly recommended option is the new Kinderwagon Hop, a super narrow tandem umbrella stroller that's also ultralight and easy to navigate through doors. This model was out production for a few decades but is now back and worth checking out. It also comes with a three-panel canopy that offers better sun protection than smaller models.

Easy to Fold

The simplest umbrella strollers collapse like umbrellas and weigh less than other kinds of strollers. They are easy to lift, carry and stow, making them ideal for when you can't or don't want to bring your full-size stroller for any reason (traveling by plane, touring in a foreign country, or visiting grandma). They often aren't as well-equipped as a fully-featured stroller, however they should have the essential features you need for a sun canopy and storage.

The G-Link 2's most recent version is lighter, narrower and has an improved wheel structure on the front, which improves its maneuverability and pushability. It's a great option for a double travel stroller--and it's Disney-approved!

A double tri-fold stroller, like the Joovy Kooper X2, offers all terrain double buggy the comfort of a stroller that has an umbrella design, but in a body that's comparable in size to a full-size stroller. This kind of stroller is rapidly replacing the classic double umbrella, and could be the best option when you're looking for a versatile lightweight stroller to travel with.

Most of the double umbrella strollers that we recommend are side-by-side models. The Kinderwagon Hop is an umbrella tandem stroller that's light, easy to fold and relatively small in width. If you're looking for a low-cost, simple, no-frills double umbrella stroller that you can put in your trunk or back pack for quick trips, we highly recommend this one. It even comes with two hanging storage bags on the backs of each seat as well as cup holders for parents. It's so basic that it's unlikely to allow your kids to get through the airport without causing them to be cranky, but it will make the journey more enjoyable.

Comfortable Seats

Most umbrella strollers aren't equipped with many bells and whistles, because they are designed for one goal: to transport two children from one place to the other. They usually come with comfortable, spacious seats but no reclining options or all-terrain wheels.

The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 is the one exception. It is a small and light double umbrella stroller that comes with two seats weighing only 18 lbs. This makes it an ideal option for those who travel. It has a huge canopy with three panels to protect children from the sun. Both seats have plenty of storage but not like some of our top picks. It comes with five-point safety belts in both seats, as well as peek-a-boo window in the canopy.

The only downside to the G-Link is that it doesn't have the belly bar and snack tray we've come to see in our top picks, but those aren't necessary features for an umbrella stroller anyway. Like any umbrella stroller it should be handled with caution to avoid getting your fingers caught in the hinges and mechanisms.

The seats in double umbrella strollers are typically side by side however there are some models that are inline (one seat behind the other). Inline models can be easier to maneuver through doorways than side-byside models, but they often have a disparity between seating features that can cause your children to argue over who gets the best seat. This was pretty evenly split between our previous test participants, so it really comes down to the individual preference.

Safety

Your child's safety must be the top consideration when choosing a stroller, and the design of a double umbrella stroller can determine the quality of its operation. Some models come close to offering the same level of safety as the full-sized double strollers. They typically come with 5-point harnesses as well as foot and calf rests for children, as well as an extendable UPF 50+ sun visor. They are usually also smaller and lighter than other double umbrella strollers, making them easier to maneuver in tight spaces such as airports or streets in cities.

Some models, such as the Kinderwagon Hop, are side-by-sides and are especially easy to push through small spaces. This stroller is ideal for parents who are traveling with young kids and who need a convenient and quick way to get around. It is also compact enough to fit in the trunk.

The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 is another model that is worth a look. It is among the most lightweight double strollers we've tested. It's a surprising sturdy design for an umbrella product. It also has an enormous storage basket that is easily accessible with reclining seats, as well as a peekaboo window. The seat can also hold 35 lbs. and is able to meet Disney stroller requirements.

Other models, like the Jeep PowerGlide Double Stroller, may be less basic in design and do not include as many features. However, these strollers are still very lightweight and can be used as a backup or for occasional travel purposes. They are also much cheaper than renting a stroller for an entire trip or vacation. They're easy to fold, lift, carry, and stow away.