Ten double strollers across both layouts: five tandem models with seats front and back, and five side-by-side models with seats next to each other. Every pick lists its width and its fit through a standard 32-inch door.
Last updated: October 2026
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How we picked these strollers
This guide is research only. Little Ones Lab has no hands-on testing program for strollers, and no pick here comes from time pushing these models. The shortlist follows the consensus of published expert reviews at BabyGearLab, Wirecutter and What to Expect, checked against manufacturer and retailer specifications for width, weight, folded size, seat weight limits and car-seat compatibility.
Every stroller in this guide was checked against the CPSC recall database in October 2026. Every pick passed that check for the model as it is sold today. Models with an active CPSC recall or safety warning were left out of this guide.
Widths matter with a double stroller. A standard interior door is about 32 inches wide. Every pick below is 31.1 inches wide or narrower, so every pick rolls through that door opening. The width for each stroller sits in its spec table.
The quick picks
Start with the layout. Tandem strollers run narrow and long. Side-by-side strollers give both children the same seat and the same view. Tap any pick to jump straight to the full breakdown.
Who it’s forThe City Mini GT2 Double is the default recommendation for two young children in published testing. BabyGearLab named it Best Double for Most Families and gave it an Editors’ Choice award. It steers responsively on pavement, folds with one hand, and carries 50 pounds in each seat. At 29.25 inches wide it rolls through a standard door with room to spare.
Specifications
Configuration
Side-by-side
Width
29.25 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes
Weight
36.5 lb
Folded size
31.5 × 10.2 × 40.2 in (as listed)
Seat weight limit
50 lb per seat
Car-seat compatibility
One infant car seat with an adapter (sold separately); the listing covers Britax, Cybex, Graco, Maxi-Cosi and Baby Jogger City GO 2 seats
Pros
Responsive steering on pavement in BabyGearLab testing
Who it’s forThe Vista V3 starts as a single stroller and grows into a double. The box holds one toddler seat. A RumbleSeat V3 (sold separately) adds the second seat, and adapters allow two infant car seats or two bassinets on the frame. BabyGearLab named it a favorite for narrow spaces and scored its quality 9.0. The basket carries up to 30 pounds.
Specifications
Configuration
Tandem, converts from single to double
Width
25.7 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes
Weight
27 lb (frame and toddler seat)
Folded size
17.3 × 25.7 × 33.3 in with the seat attached
Seat weight limit
Toddler seat 50 lb; RumbleSeat V3 40 lb
Car-seat compatibility
Up to two infant car seats with adapters; UPPAbaby Mesa and Aria click in, other brands mount with adapters
Pros
Easy to push and steer in published testing
Carries two car seats or two bassinets
Large basket rated to 30 lb
Narrow frame suits tight hallways and shops
Cons
Sold as a single stroller; the second seat costs extra
Who it’s forThe Urban Glide 3 Double is built for mixed terrain: park paths, cracked sidewalks and light trails. BabyGearLab named it Best Overall All-Terrain Double and gave it an Editors’ Choice award. It is the widest pick in this guide at 31.1 inches. It fits a 32-inch door with little clearance to spare, so measure tight doorways at home before ordering.
Specifications
Configuration
Side-by-side
Width
31.1 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes, with little clearance to spare
Weight
35.3 lb
Folded size
34.6 × 31.1 × 13.4 in
Seat weight limit
49 lb per child
Car-seat compatibility
One infant car seat with an adapter (sold separately)
Pros
Strong maneuverability on mixed terrain in BabyGearLab testing
Who it’s forThe Minu Duo is the travel pick. It weighs 27.4 pounds, folds down to 12.9 × 27.8 × 23.7 inches, and carries 50 pounds per seat from birth. BabyGearLab named it Best Lightweight for Travel and gave it the highest score in its double stroller roundup. The basket carries up to 25 pounds.
Specifications
Configuration
Side-by-side
Width
27.8 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes
Weight
27.4 lb
Folded size
12.9 × 27.8 × 23.7 in
Seat weight limit
50 lb per seat, from birth
Car-seat compatibility
One UPPAbaby Mesa or Aria infant car seat with adapters (sold separately)
Pros
Simple fold and unfold in BabyGearLab testing
Light for a full-featured double stroller
Small folded package suits travel and small trunks
Product image: Pump Station retail listing. The Gazelle S ships with one seat; the second seat is a separate purchase.
Who it’s forThe Gazelle S is a tandem stroller that folds down to apartment and small-trunk size: 32.9 × 25.4 × 12.2 inches. Cybex lists more than 20 seating configurations across seats, cots and car seats. Storage splits between a lower basket and a detachable shopper basket, a layout published reviews praise for grocery runs.
Specifications
Configuration
Tandem, converts from single to double
Width
25.4 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes
Weight
28.4 lb
Folded size
32.9 × 25.4 × 12.2 in
Seat weight limit
50 lb per seat
Car-seat compatibility
Cybex infant car seats with adapters; adapters are included in the box
Who it’s forThe Duallie is the runner’s double. Published reviews credit its mountain-bike-style suspension and air-filled tires for a steady ride at jogging pace with two children aboard. Each seat carries 50 pounds, for a 100-pound total capacity. The tradeoff is size: the fold runs 40 inches long.
Specifications
Configuration
Side-by-side jogging stroller
Width
30.5 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes
Weight
33.1 lb
Folded size
40 × 30.5 × 17.5 in
Seat weight limit
50 lb per seat, 100 lb total
Car-seat compatibility
One infant car seat with a brand adapter (sold separately)
Who it’s forThe Ready2Grow 2.0 suits twins in the infant stage. It accepts two Graco infant car seats at the same time, and the box also holds a bench seat and a standing platform for an older child later. Graco lists the stroller at 32 pounds with a 50-pound front seat and a 40-pound rear seat.
Specifications
Configuration
Tandem with bench seat and standing platform
Width
25.6 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes
Weight
32 lb (manufacturer figure)
Folded size
42.75 × 25.6 × 14.5 in
Seat weight limit
Front seat 50 lb; rear seat 40 lb
Car-seat compatibility
Graco infant car seats; two at the same time
Pros
Takes two infant car seats at once
Bench seat and standing platform included
One-step self-standing fold
Large storage basket
Cons
Push feels heavy with two children aboard
Scored below average in BabyGearLab testing of the LX 2.0 variant
Who it’s forThe Pivot Xpand converts from a single to a double on one frame at a budget price. The second seat mounts on slide-and-lock posts with no adapters to buy (the seat itself is a separate purchase). Evenflo lists up to 23 configurations, and each seat carries 55 pounds, the highest per-seat limit in this guide.
Specifications
Configuration
Tandem, converts from single to double
Width
26.5 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes
Weight
30.2 lb
Folded size
26.5 × 23.75 × 33.75 in
Seat weight limit
55 lb per seat
Car-seat compatibility
Evenflo LiteMax seats; Graco, Chicco and Peg Perego seats with an adapter (sold separately)
Who it’s forThe BravoFor2 pairs a full front seat for a baby with a bench seat and standing platform behind it for an older toddler. The front seat folds forward to click in any Chicco infant car seat. At 23.25 inches it is the narrowest stroller in this guide, and Wirecutter has picked it for siblings with an age gap.
Specifications
Configuration
Tandem sit/stand
Width
23.25 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes
Weight
26.5 lb
Folded size
18 × 23.25 × 35 in
Seat weight limit
40 lb per child, up to 43 in tall each
Car-seat compatibility
One Chicco infant car seat, clicks into the front seat frame
Who it’s forThe Scooter X2 is a side-by-side double at a value price, with two snack trays, two parent cup holders and a large basket in the box. Each seat carries 45 pounds, from 3 months up. It accepts no infant car seat, so it starts after the newborn stage.
Specifications
Configuration
Side-by-side
Width
30 in
Fits a 32-in door
Yes
Weight
34 lb
Folded size
35.5 × 30 × 13 in
Seat weight limit
45 lb per seat, 90 lb total; from 3 months
Car-seat compatibility
None; this stroller does not accept an infant car seat
Pros
Two snack trays and two parent cup holders included
Layout, doorway, car seats and trunk space decide most double stroller purchases.
Tandem or side-by-side
Tandem strollers seat children front and back. They run narrow, steer through shops and hallways easily, and several models in this guide start as single strollers and add a second seat later. Side-by-side strollers seat children next to each other with equal seats and equal views. They push evenly with two children of different sizes and run wider.
Measure the doorway
A standard interior door is about 32 inches wide. The picks in this guide run from 23.25 inches (Chicco BravoFor2) to 31.1 inches (Thule Urban Glide 3 Double). Every pick fits through a 32-inch door. The Thule leaves little clearance, so measure any narrower door on your daily route.
Count the car seats
Two picks take two infant car seats at once: the UPPAbaby Vista V3 and the Graco Ready2Grow 2.0. Seven picks take one car seat, usually with an adapter sold separately. The Joovy Scooter X2 takes none and starts at 3 months. Twins in the infant stage need the two-car-seat group or a separate plan for the first months.
Check the fold against your trunk
Folded sizes here run from the Minu Duo at 12.9 × 27.8 × 23.7 inches to the BOB Duallie at 40 × 30.5 × 17.5 inches. Measure the trunk or storage closet with the folded dimensions in the spec tables before ordering.
Specifications are based on published manufacturer and retailer information for the listed models. Recall status was checked against the CPSC recall database in October 2026. Check the current product listing for package contents and compatibility before ordering.
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