Which twin stroller

amother

Wed, Nov 06 2019, 4:03 pm

looking for a twin stroller for my toddler and newborn.
looking for a side by side. I dont have much space to keep it as I live in an apartment building with no elevator, so I will need to fold it after each use.
any advice which one to get?

amother

Blonde

Wed, Nov 06 2019, 6:18 pm

I have the baby monster easy twin. It's very thin, great push, easy fold. It's a bit heavy when folded but has a good push so you don't feel it when you're walking. I've only had it for a couple months so not sure how durable it is.

cholentfan1

Thu, Nov 07 2019, 6:44 am

my mountain buggy is enormous folded and quite heavy-you don't feel the weight when pushing, just when lifting it. But it is super narrow and the only one that fitted through my front door.
The britax b-agile double is the same as the city mini but usually cheaper. But I quite like the look of the new city tour double-it's much narrower than the regular city mini (which was always the issue with it), but it still has the really easy fold and is small as well.

TravelHearter

Sun, Dec 15 2019, 12:52 pm

I have the Valco Baby snap duo trend. Not the cheapest, but I really like it. It’s side by side, can fit two car seats (when you put two car seats one is slightly lower than the other but that doesn’t make a practical difference), and can really last until the kids are 3. That’s why I bought it. Additionally, if you have only one baby in a car seat, it’s really easy to use the adapters that connect the car seat to the stroller, so this stroller can really be used as your family grows. I think there’s also an option to buy a ride along board you put in the back, so potentially you can fit a kid, toddler, and a baby. When my twins are a little older and I have another baby iyH I will hopefully be able to use this stroller for all three kids, both twins want to sit or sleep. It has a really really easy fold, and folds on itself in a way that protects the material (it folds inwards).
It also does fit through doorways! Sometime I might have to carefully navigate it thru, especially in public narrow doorways that have long metal handrails on the door, but I never had a problem.