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Choosing a double buggy that converts to single Umbrella Stroller

It's important to consider your family's priorities and needs when choosing a double stroller. This will help you narrow your choices and focus on the most important features.

The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 double umbrella stroller is a well-made, upscale product that folds up compactly. It comes with big umbrellas and a large storage bin and is easy to move around.

Lightweight

The top double umbrella strollers provide many functions in a compact, light package. They're not as heavy as a traditional jogger or stroller and are usually smaller when folded. They lack the bells and whistles that are found on full-size strollers, but they often provide large canopies, plenty of storage space, and reclining seats.

Many families choose a lightweight double stroller with bassinet umbrella stroller because it's an ideal travel stroller. It's easy to fold and can be tucked away in most trunks and airplane carry-on bags, and is a good choice for navigating the narrow streets and narrow doors. It's cheaper than an extra-featured "travel stroller" that you might use for everyday walks.

Some of the top double umbrella strollers, like the UPPAbaby G-Link 2, have certain features you won't see on lighter models. This double umbrella stroller features hanging storage pockets, snack and toys trays on each seat, as well as two cup holders for parents. The streamlined design makes this double umbrella stroller one of the smallest on the market. It also comes with an extra wide canopy to protect both seats.

Other lightweight options like the Joovy Kooper X2, offer more bells and whistles than you'd expect from a double stroller umbrella, including a more comfy ride for both children thanks to the padded seats and deeper recline on each seat. The more features you select the more heavy the stroller. You'll also want to be careful that your child doesn't get their fingers on the frames or hinges of these strollers because of the way they open and close.

Compact

The smallest double umbrella strollers when folded are easy to maneuver and fit in tight spaces. They're a good option for parents who intend to use their stroller often on sidewalks, in shopping centers, or to get around tourist attractions like the zoo, aquarium or museums. These lightweight, compact strollers are also ideal to commute in or as a backup option to a heavier, more equipped stroller when traveling.

There are two types of umbrellas that are lightweight one of which is one with few features and those with various comfort and convenience options in addition to their small size. Some of the best double buggy examples include large pop-out umbrellas, with SPF 50, peekaboo windows and seating cushions. They also come with five-point safety harnesses on both sides, adjustable leg rests as well as reclined seats. Other crucial aspects to take into consideration are whether or not you want a tray for parents or car seat attachment and the amount of storage space each seat comes with.

The Delta Children LX Double Umbrella is an excellent example of a simple minimalist stroller that is extremely lightweight sit and stand double stroller very affordable. The stroller weighs only 18 pounds, comes with a handy carrying strap, and can be easily put in the trunk of your vehicle or in the front closet of your home. The front wheels are high-tech and swivel to provide a smoother ride and easier steering. Another option to consider is the new Kinderwagon Hop, a super narrow tandem umbrella stroller that's lightweight and easy to maneuver through doorways. This model was out production for a few years however it's now back and worth looking into. It also comes with a larger three-panel canopy to provide better sun protection over the smaller, basic models in this review.

Easy to Fold

The simplest umbrella strollers fold like umbrellas and weigh much less than other kinds of strollers. They are easy to lift, carry and store and are ideal those times when you aren't able to carry your full-size stroller for any reason (traveling via plane, traveling to in a foreign country, or visiting grandma). These strollers are typically less well-equipped than fully-featured models, but they will offer the essentials including storage and a sun canopy.

The most recent version of the UPPAbaby G-Link 2 is lighter and narrower than the predecessor, and has an improved front wheel design that enhances mobility and pushability. It's a great option for a double travel stroller stroller. And it's approved by Disney!

A double tri-fold stroller like the Joovy Kooper X2, offers all the comfort of a stroller with an umbrella, but is similar in size to a regular full-size stroller. This type of stroller is rapidly replacing the traditional double umbrella, and could be the best option if you need a versatile stroller that is lightweight and easy to carry around.

Most of the Double Buggy that converts to single umbrella strollers we recommend are side-by-side models. The Kinderwagon Hop is an umbrella tandem stroller that's lightweight and easy to fold. It is also quite narrow. If you're looking for a low-cost simple, minimalist, no-frills umbrella stroller you can toss in your trunk or back pack for quick trips, we recommend this one. It comes with two storage bins that hang from the bags on the back of each seat, as well as cup holders for parents. It's so basic that it's not going to get your kids through the airport without getting them cranky, but it will make the journey more enjoyable.

Comfortable Seats

Most umbrella strollers don't feature many bells and whistles, because they're made to perform one task: take two children from one location to B. They usually have spacious, comfortable seats but no reclining options or all terrain wheels.

The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 stands out. It's a surprisingly light and compact double umbrella stroller with two seats that weigh just 18 pounds each, making it a fantastic choice for anyone who travels (it meets Disney size requirements). It's got a fantastic suspension, a massive three-panel canopy that shields kids from the sun, and plenty of storage space in both seats, though not as many as our top picks. It comes with 5-point safety belts on both seats, as well as a peek-a-boo window in the canopy.

The G-Link lacks the bellybar and snack tray we'd love to see on our top choices. However, these features aren't necessary for umbrella strollers. Like any umbrella stroller it should be handled with caution to avoid getting your fingers caught in the hinges and mechanisms.

The seats in a double umbrella stroller are usually side-by-side, but there are some models that are inline (one seat behind the other). Inline models are easier to maneuver in doorways than side-byside models, but they typically have a gap between the seating options that can cause your children to argue over who has the best seat. Our previous testers were pretty evenly divided on this matter and it's a personal decision.

Safety

Your child's safety should be a top priority when choosing a stroller, and the design of double umbrella strollers can determine the quality of its operation. Some models are close to providing the same level of security as the full-sized double strollers. These strollers usually have 5-point harnesses, calf and foot rests for the kids, and an extendable, UPF 50+ sun visor. They are usually also smaller and lighter than other double umbrella strollers, making them easier to maneuver through tight spaces such as airports or city streets.

Certain models, like the Kinderwagon Hop, are side-by-sides and are easy to push through small spaces. This stroller is a great option for parents who are traveling with young children and need a fast and convenient method of getting around. It is also compact enough to fit into 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-style product. It also features a large, easily accessible storage basket as well as reclining chairs and an open window. The seat also holds 35 lbs and is able to meet Disney stroller size requirements.

Other models, like the Jeep PowerGlide double stroller, are more bare-bones in design and may not come with the same features. However these strollers are extremely light and can be used as a backup or for occasional travel purposes. They're also less expensive than renting the stroller for a whole trip or vacation. They are also easy to fold, lift, transport, and stow away.