Strolling Together: Top 5 Double Strollers for Twins

The Peg Perego Aria Twin stroller is designed for twins or children close in age and features two parallel seats of the same size. Previously, the well-known Italian manufacturer also released a 60/40 modification of this model with seats of different widths.

A key advantage of this stroller is its lightweight design. Weighing only 8.3 kg, it’s comparable to single strollers. In fact, the Peg Perego Aria Twin is one of the few twin strollers that a mother can typically handle on her own.

The stroller is quite compact. When folded, it fits into most car trunks. Its width of 77 cm allows it to pass through standard doorways, public transportation, cargo elevators, and many modern lifts (excluding those in Soviet-era panel buildings).

The Peg Perego Aria Twin is equipped with four pairs of twin solid wheels. The front wheels are swivel, providing good maneuverability and control. However, with a diameter of just 15 cm, the wheels don’t offer great performance on rough surfaces, snow, or sand.

Each seat in the stroller has independent adjustments for the backrest and footrest. Safety for the children is ensured by 5-point harnesses and protective bumpers. Parents can keep an eye on their little ones through viewing windows in the foldable canopies.

One downside of the Peg Perego Aria Twin is its minimal accessory package. It doesn’t include even a foot cover or rain cover, meaning additional accessories will need to be purchased. However, this is offset by the stroller’s affordable price. Another drawback is the narrow seat width (25 cm), which can feel tight for older children.

Overall, considering the manufacturer’s reputation, the Peg Perego Aria Twin is one of the most affordable solutions for parents of twins or siblings close in age who need an ultra-lightweight stroller.

The Hauck Roadster Duo SLX stroller has been a go-to choice for parents of twins and siblings close in age for years. This German-made "book-style" folding stroller remains popular among buyers, with regular updates to the model.

The Hauck Roadster Duo SLX is equipped with four large rubber-coated wheels on suspension. The front wheels are swivel with a locking function, providing excellent maneuverability, smooth handling, and a quiet ride, even on uneven surfaces.

Both seats have independent adjustments for the backrest and footrest. With a width of 31 cm each, the seats ensure enough space for children, even in winter clothing. The bumper includes crotch straps and is removable, as are the large canopies and the seat liners.

The stroller's width of 76 cm makes it unsuitable for standard elevators—a common limitation for most twin strollers.

One of the Hauck Roadster Duo SLX's standout features is its compatibility with branded Tragenest carrycots. By purchasing these, the stroller can be converted into a transformer suitable for newborn twins.

The drawbacks of the Hauck Roadster Duo SLX include a non-adjustable handle, which might be inconvenient for shorter or taller parents. Another disadvantage is the limited accessory package—it does not include a rain cover, footmuff, or mosquito net, often requiring parents to purchase these items separately. However, the affordable price compared to competitors offsets these limitations. A minor design flaw is the folding mechanism, which can cause the wheels to soil the handle.

The Hauck Roadster Duo SLX is a relatively affordable solution with excellent maneuverability, smooth handling, and ease of operation—ideal for challenging road conditions.

The Cosatto Supa Dupa stands out with its bright, stylish design and color options. The British manufacturer ensured this stroller for twins doesn’t go unnoticed.

The Cosatto Supa Dupa is a lightweight umbrella-fold stroller. It is relatively compact (72 cm wide) and weighs less than 14 kg. Skillful parents can even maneuver through slightly narrower doorways with the stroller partially folded.

This umbrella stroller features six pairs of double wheels for excellent stability. However, the small size of the wheels limits its performance on rough terrain, making it less comfortable to handle on uneven roads. The swivel front wheels enhance the stroller's maneuverability.

The Cosatto Supa Dupa canopies include silicone tablet holders, enabling children to watch cartoons while strolling. The back of the canopy features a pocket with a speaker and an input for a player or smartphone, allowing parents to play lullabies or favorite songs for their little ones. The canopies also include unique rounded viewing windows.

The accessory package includes standard items like a rain cover and footmuffs, as well as two insulated bottle bags, a cup holder, and a pair of fleece headrests.

A major drawback of the Cosatto Supa Dupa is the lack of a protective bumper, though one can be purchased separately. Another downside is the absence of a suspension system. The narrow seat width (28 cm) might also feel cramped for larger children.

The Italian twin stroller CAM Twin Pulsar was the winner in the "Best Product" category at the Hong Kong Baby Products Fair in 2011 and complies with the European safety standard EN 1888.

The standout feature of the CAM Twin Pulsar is the tandem seating arrangement, rather than side-by-side. This makes the stroller narrow—only 56 cm wide. It can fit into any elevator, although you’ll need to check that its length of 132 cm is also manageable.

Another unique aspect compared to most similar models is the use of the Via Vai system. This allows the seat units to be positioned in three ways: facing forward, facing backward, or facing each other. Regardless of the configuration, the stroller can be folded into a book-style shape with the seats attached.

The CAM Twin Pulsar features spacious seats with large canopies. Safety is ensured by bumpers and 5-point harnesses. The backrest reclines across a wide range of angles.

The stroller is also user-friendly for parents. The parking brake and swivel wheel lock are operated via buttons on the handle, so there’s no need to bend down or get dirty. The canopies have viewing windows, and the upholstery is easily removable for washing.

The package includes all essential accessories. Optionally, you can purchase the Coccola bassinets and car seats CAM Area Zero Plus from 3 846 up to 5 090 ₴, turning the stroller into a "2-in-1" or "3-in-1" universal model.

The car seats attach in the same way as the seat units, while the bassinets require adapters that allow for different height levels.

The main drawback of the CAM Twin Pulsar is its heavy weight (nearly 19 kg), which complicates both transportation and handling, especially as the children grow. Another downside is the small front wheels (20 cm in diameter), which reduce its ability to handle rough terrain and make maneuvering more difficult.

In terms of convenience, functionality, and quality, the CAM Twin Pulsar is worth special attention. If your elevator is long enough to accommodate it, there are few competitors in the twin stroller category.

The Bumbleride stroller from the American manufacturer is one of the most popular twin strollers on the market. It comes in a wide range of colors with pleasant and practical upholstery materials.

The Bumbleride Indie Twin features four large inflatable wheels of equal diameter (30 cm). These wheels provide excellent handling, a quiet and smooth ride. Swivel front wheels add maneuverability, while the locking function improves off-road performance.

According to the manufacturer, this stroller can support up to 41 kg (in addition to its own weight), accommodating older children and even a substantial amount of shopping. Its durable aluminum frame ensures this capability alongside the wheels.

The Bumbleride Indie Twin fits easily through most doorways. Its chassis width of 74 cm is a pleasant exception for book-style folding mechanisms, as such dimensions are more typical of compact umbrella strollers.

The relatively small dimensions do not compromise the children’s comfort. The seats are spacious, and the backrests, footrests, and large canopies can be adjusted independently. The storage basket is large and doesn’t sag under the weight of groceries or other items.

The stroller can be transformed into a universal model by purchasing the Carrycot for the Indie Twin. It is also compatible with car seats (with adapters), such as those from Maxi Cosi. However, the base accessory set is quite minimal: the buyer receives a pump and a storage basket.

The downsides of the stroller include an inconvenient backrest adjustment mechanism (it can be tricky to lift with a child in it) and a fairly heavy weight (nearly 15.5 kg). Overall, the serious drawback of the Bumbleride Indie Twin is its price, which reflects the American brand's offered advantages despite the minimal accessory package.