Top 10 popular double pushchairs for 2021

The Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Double claims to fold down small, with a lightweight frame that should be able to fit through a standard-width doorway, even though the seats are side-by-side. Double buggies can be heavy and bulky, which makes them a pain to use and to transport when folded. Read our review of the City Tour 2 Double to see whether it's worth considering for twins or siblings.

Mountain Buggy describes its Duet double pushchair as 'the world's best side-by-side', which is a pretty grand claim. We previously tested the original back in 2013, but we've brought it back into our lab to scrutinise the updated Mountain Buggy Duet V3 double. Find out how it's rated by our pushchair experts and parent testers, and whether it would be a suitable pushchair for your family.

The BabyStyle Oyster Twin buggy is 'redefining side-by-side strolling' according to BabyStyle. Suitable for twins or different-aged children, the Oyster Twin has all-round suspension, which should help provide a smooth rise, large shopping baskets, lie-flat seats, a large double bumper bar and a fold that BabyStyle says is 'exceptional'. With two on-trend colours to choose from, is this the double buggy for you? Read our full test review to see what we uncovered.

The iCandy Orange double pushchair joins the ever-popular Peach in iCandy's range for parents expecting twins, or a newborn to join their toddler. The Orange has special risers to make one seat higher than the other, so you'll be able to see both your children at the same time. Is this pushchair worth its price? Read our review to find out.

The Silver Cross Coast is the younger sibling of the Wave. Both are single-to-double convertible pushchairs, but the newer Coast is claimed to be lighter and more streamlined. It certainly offers parents flexibility, as both seats can switch direction, or you can swap the seats for a carrycot or baby car seat. Read our Silver Cross Coast double review to see if we rate it for use with two children at once.

The UppaBaby Vista V2 can be used as a single pram, travel system or a double pushchair depending on the size of your family. The latest version has some appealing features, including an extendable hood, deeper foot rest and extra storage. Read our review to see how it scored on manoeuvrability and convenience when we sent it to the lab for testing.

Bugaboo has updated the Donkey, its bestselling single-to-double convertible pushchair that originally launched in 2011, for the third time. The Donkey 3 now claims to be easier than ever to convert from the Mono (single) to the Duo or Twin setting, and the weight capacity has been increased so you can use it with older and heavier children. Read our review of the Bugaboo Donkey 3 Duo to find out its score.

The Silver Cross Wave is a convertible single-to-double travel-system pushchair from a high-end brand popular with royalty. You can use it as a single, but the package comes with everything you need to use it as a double for a newborn and a toddler. Find out whether this stylish Silver Cross is worth splashing out on by reading our full review.

The Baby Jogger City Mini GT double is a fairly compact all-terrain pushchair you can use with an optional carrycot. Because it has two seats, it lacks the one-handed folding mechanism that has made Baby Jogger pushchairs a playground favourite. Is it the best double pushchair a mum can get? Read on to find out.

Graco's Stadium Duo Connect is a tandem double buggy that's been around in the Graco range for many years. It's had a number of updates since we first tested it in 2009. Graco claims it has a 'one-second fold' and two reclining seats, both of which have play trays. You'll also get four cup holders. Is this the double buggy for you? Read our full test review to find out.