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Choosing a Double Umbrella Stroller It is crucial to think about the priorities of your family and their needs when choosing a double stroller. This will simplify your options and allow you to focus on the aspects that matter most. Uppababy G-Link 2 is an excellent, upscale double umbrella stroller, that's well-constructed and folds up compactly. It has large canopies, a large storage bin and is very simple to move. Lightweight The top double umbrella strollers provide lots of features in a small, light package. They aren't as heavy as a standard stroller or jogger, and are typically smaller when folded, too. They don't have the whistles, bells, and storage space of larger strollers, they do have large canopies and reclining seats. A compact double umbrella stroller is a popular choice for families traveling. It folds easily and can be tucked away in most trunks or carry-on bags for airplanes. It's also a great option for narrow doorways and crowded streets. It's cheaper than an extra-featured “travel stroller” that you could use for everyday walks. Some of the best double strollers, like the UPPAbaby G-Link 2 have features you won't find on the lighter models. The double umbrella stroller comes with hanging storage pockets and trays on each seat to store kids' snacks and toys as well as two cup holders for parents. The sleek design makes this double umbrella stroller one of the most compact available. It also has an extra wide canopy to protect both seats. Other lightweight options such as the Joovy Kooper X2, offer more bells and whistles than one would expect from a double stroller umbrella. It also offers the ability to provide a more comfortable ride for both kids thanks to padded seats and a deeper recline on each seat. The more features you pick, the heavier the stroller. It is also important to be careful that your child doesn't get their fingers on the frames or hinges of these strollers due to the way they open and close. Compact The tiniest double umbrella strollers that fold are easy to maneuver and fit well in tight spaces. They're a great option for parents who intend to use their stroller frequently on sidewalks, at shopping centers, or to travel around tourist destinations such as the zoo, aquarium or museums. These lightweight strollers are compact and compact. are also ideal for commuting, or as a backup to a heavier stroller with more features while traveling. There are two types of umbrellas that are lightweight that have a few features and those that offer many convenience and comfort features, in addition to their compact size and light weight. Some of the best examples include large pop-out umbrellas with SPF 50 and peekaboo windows, padded seats, 5-point safety harnesses in both seating areas, reclining seats, and adjustable leg rests. You should also think about whether you want an attachment for your car seat, a parent tray and the amount of storage space in each seat. The Delta Children LX Double Umbrella is a fantastic example of a simple minimal, simple option that is extremely lightweight and affordable. This stroller weighs just 18 pounds and comes with a handy carrying strap for schlepping and fits easily into the trunk of your car, or a front hall closet when it is not in use. The front wheels are made of precision technology and swivel to provide a smoother ride and easier steering. Another highly recommended option is the brand new Kinderwagon Hop, a super narrow tandem umbrella stroller that's lightweight and easy to maneuver through doors. The model was out of the market for a few years however, it's back in production and worth a look. It also has three panels of canopy that provide better sun protection than smaller models. Easy to Fold The simplest umbrella strollers collapse like an umbrella and weigh less than other types of strollers. They are easy to lift, carry, and stow for use when you don't want or need to bring your full-size stroller for some reason (traveling on an airplane, touring a foreign city, visiting grandma). These strollers are typically less feature-rich than full-featured models, but they should offer the basics, such as storage and a sun canopy. The G-Link 2's most recent version is lighter, narrower and has a more efficient wheel structure on the front that enhances its maneuverability and pushability. It's a great option for a stroller that can fit two kids. And it's Disney approved! A double tri-folded stroller such as the Joovy Kooper X2 offers all the convenience and comfort of an umbrella stroller in a body similar to a full-size stroller. This kind of stroller is replacing the classic double umbrella stroller. It's probably the best choice if looking for a lightweight, multi-purpose stroller. The majority of double umbrella strollers we recommend are side by side models. The exception is the Kinderwagon Hop, a tandem umbrella stroller that's lightweight and easy to fold (though it's also quite narrow). This is a great option when you're looking for a basic budget double umbrella stroller you can easily throw in your trunk for short trips. It includes two storage bags that hang from the bags at the back of each seat, and cup holders for the parents. It's so bare bones, it might not allow your kids to get through the airport without making them cranky—but it will to make the trip more comfortable. Comfortable Seats The majority of umbrella strollers don't come with much in the way of bells and whistles since they're designed to perform one task: transport two children from point A to point B. They typically have comfortable, spacious seats but no reclining options or all-terrain wheels. The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 is the one exception. It's an incredibly lightweight and compact double umbrella stroller that has two seats that weigh only 18 lbs each, making it a fantastic choice for anyone who travels (it is in line with Disney size requirements). It has a large canopy with three panels that shields children from sun. Both seats offer a good amount of storage, but not like some of our top choices. It comes with five-point safety belts in both seats, as well as a the ability to peek into the canopy. The G-Link lacks the bellybar and snack tray we'd love to see on our top picks. However, these features aren't essential to an umbrella stroller. As with any umbrella stroller, it should be handled with care so that fingers – whether your own or a child's—don't get trapped in the hinges of the frame that fold and mechanisms. The seats in a double umbrella stroller are usually side-by-side however there are some models that are inline (one seat behind the other). Inline models are simpler to maneuver through doorways than side by side models however their seating arrangements can cause your children to argue over which is the best seat. Our previous test subjects were equally divided on this issue, so it's really an individual choice. Safety The safety of your children must be the top consideration when selecting a stroller and the design of a double umbrella stroller can make or break this aspect of its performance. Some models are close to providing the same level of security as full-sized double strollers. These strollers usually have 5-point harnesses as well as foot and calf rests for children, and an extendable UPF 50+ sun visor. They tend to be narrower and lighter than other double umbrella strollers. This makes them easier to maneuver through tight spaces such as airports and city streets. lightweight double buggy , such as the Kinderwagon Hop are side-byside and are easy to push in tight spaces. This stroller is an excellent choice for parents who are traveling with children and require a quick and convenient method of getting around. It's also small enough to fit easily into a trunk or storage space. Another model worth looking into is the UPPAbaby G-Link 2, which is among the lightest double umbrella strollers we test. It features a surprisingly sturdy design for an umbrella-style product and features an ample, easily accessible storage basket, reclining seats, and a peek-a-boo window. The seat can also hold 35 pounds and is in line with Disney stroller dimensions. Other models, such as the Jeep PowerGlide Double Stroller, might be simpler in design and not have as many features. They are light and can be used for backups or occasional travel. They're also cheaper than renting a stroller for an entire trip or vacation. They're easy to fold, lift, carry and store away.