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Buying a Cheap double stroller with infant car seat Buggy

Spending a little more on a tandem stroller will ensure that it lasts for years and retains its value. The Uppababy Vista V2 model is an extremely rated stroller that can be converted into a single. It also comes with a second seat called the RumbleSeat that allows for more flexibility.

It comes with a decent seat recline, a large canopy that has UPF protection of 50+ and peekaboo window. It folds up easily and compactly.

Budget

A double car seat stroller buggy can be lifesaver for parents with two kids. It will not cost a lot. You'll have to take into account car seats or carrycots, as well as the cost of the buggy however, there are some amazing alternatives available that won't break the bank.

An excellent option if you want to keep costs down is the UPPAbaby Vista 2 - an incredible value at under PS1,000 and can accommodate twins with one baby and one toddler or three kids (with the 'PiggyBack' board, which you buy separately). It is the slimmest tandem on the market. The footprint is the same as the footprint of a single pushchair, so it is able to be easily moved through doors and shopping aisles.

The iCandy Orange double buggies are another great option. It has 30 different seating configurations, and soft suspension to make kerbs easy. It can also be converted from single to double running buggy so it'll grow with your family and can even take a third child in the back.

Style

There are still beautiful double buggies that are on an affordable budget. Many of them look great and are very durable. If you choose a well-known brand, they'll have good resale value.

The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is one of the best budget double strollers on the market. It is available in a variety of colours and is really elegant to look at. The UPPA "PiggyBack Board" could be added to make it a triple buggy. It can take twins as well as a toddler and baby or a child in a car seat. This is an extra-large buggy that is perfect for city use. It has a narrow frame that can fit through most doors and can handle shopping aisles and trains.

Another popular option is the iCandy Peach. It's a light-weight option that is priced at less than PS300 with the adaptors for carseats. It can be used as one seat and comes with some great features such as the large wide basket, front suspension, and UPF 50+ shades that have a windows that peek out. There's also a cup holder for one parent. The seats can face one another or be set away from eachother.

Double buggies that are side-by-side cost more, however they are much easier to push. They may be wider which means they won't fit through narrow doors. They are better suited for older children who prefer to sit with their parents. The Mountain Buggy Duet has one of the tiniest sides-by-sides on the market.

Sites like Rebelstork provide some of the best double strollers for sale at affordable prices. They offer both old and new models, as well as open boxes and overstocks. You can try the strollers before buying. They also have a trade-in program which allows you to earn cash back if you decide to upgrade.

Convenience

The Joie Evalite Duo pushchair is an excellent choice if you are on a budget but still want to accommodate your children (and do not mind the slightly larger size). It folds easily, is lightweight and comfortable to drive. It also provides ample storage for both children and adults, and UPF 50+ canopy with peekaboo windows, reclined seats that are simple to adjust, as well as a clever brake lever that can be operated with one hand on the handlebar, all at a price point well below PS1000.

If you are looking for a low-cost double seat stroller buggy that can accommodate infant car seats such as the iCandy Orange Wave is another suitable option. Its sleek frame can be expanded in size to accommodate two seats or one stroller with a bassinet that can be added. It can even go up to three kids if you add on UPPAbaby's 'PiggyBack' running board for older children (you buy it separately).

The seat and the carrycot are placed on opposite sides, which means your children will be able to see each the other and you can keep a close eye on them. This reduces the chance of them getting confused. It's also one of the slimmest side-bysides available which means it will pass through most doors and can be steered easily around tight corners. However, it does feel heavy and long when it's in double mode, and does not perform as well on rough or uneven terrain as our other best-value double buggies.

This is a great mid-range choice, and our top-rated double stroller. It is lightweight, has an integrated basket for shopping, and it can accommodate two car seats for children, or one baby and a toddler. The seat is comfortable and its big back wheels are able to handle rough terrain than the more compact models on our list. Additionally, it folds into the compact self-standing shape and has a convenient carry strap that allows for easy schlepping. It's not as big or as luxurious as other best-value doubles, but it's a great value overall.

Safety

When purchasing a double stroller, you should check that it meets all the important safety standards. This includes the safety straps, how the seats adjust as your children get older and if they are equipped with various reclining positions that are appropriate for their age. Also, look for a big storage basket with pockets and whether there are any other extras that are useful, such as sunshades or rain covers.

If you're planning to use the buggy mostly in the city or on public transport, make sure that it is lightweight and easy to move. You'll also want to think about the weight of the buggy once it's fully loaded, and whether it is able to be folded and placed in your car boot. If you plan to use the buggy in small villages and towns, make sure that the wheels are well-gripped and are able to traverse narrow roads and doorways.

There are a variety of double buggies, but the most popular is the side-byside model. They are generally longer and more difficult to push, but they offer the benefit of both children getting a view. They can also be quite expensive.

Tandem buggies are a different option and they have the children placed side-by-side. This can be more comfortable for older children, but it can mean that the buggy is less stable than a side-by-side. It is also more difficult to fit them through narrow doors and can be difficult to maneuver between the kerbs.

The iCandy Peach is one of the most popular double buggies, and is a stylish piece of kit with numerous unique features. It has a built-in seat for rides, "cinema seating" and 30 different seating options. It even accommodates the third child. It's also lightweight, has good suspension and can convert from single to double with the purchase of an additional seat.

Mountain Buggy Duet makes a excellent choice for those who are seeking a more sleek double buggy. It is the slimmest side-by-side on the market and has the same footprint to the size of a single buggy. It has a variety of configurations so that both children can be able to view the world around them. There is a handy handbrake that is adjustable handlebar. It can also take two infant car seats by way of an adapter.