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Choosing a Double Umbrella Stroller It's important to consider your family's priorities and needs when shopping for a double stroller. This will allow you to narrow your choices and focus on the most essential features. The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 double umbrella stroller is a well-made, high-end product that folds up compactly. It has big canopies as well as large storage containers. It is also very easy to move. Lightweight The top double umbrella strollers offer a lot of functionality in a small, 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 you'll find on full-size strollers, but they usually come with large canopy with ample storage space, and seating that reclines. A lightweight double umbrella stroller is a popular option for families that travel together. It folds easily and fits in the majority of trunks and carry-on bags for airplanes. It's also a great option for narrow doorways and busy streets. It's also less expensive than more feature-rich “travel stroller” that you could use for your daily walks. Some of the top double umbrella strollers, including the UPPAbaby G-Link 2, have certain features that you can't find on the lighter options. The double umbrella stroller comes with hanging storage pockets and trays on each seat to store kids' snacks and toys as well as two parent cupholders. The streamlined design makes this double umbrella stroller one of the smallest on the market. It also comes with an extra wide canopy to safeguard both seats. Other options that are lightweight such as the Joovy Kooper X2, offer more bells and whistles than you'd expect from a double stroller umbrella, such as the ability to provide a more comfortable ride for both children thanks to the padded seats and higher recline for each seat. The more features you choose the more weighty the stroller. It is also important to ensure that your child doesn't catch their fingers on the frames or hinges of these strollers because of how they open and close. Compact When folded when folded, the small double umbrella strollers are easy to maneuver and fit into tight spaces. These strollers are an excellent choice for parents who will often use them on streets, shopping malls, or to get around tourist destinations like the zoo and aquarium. These lightweight, compact strollers are also ideal for commuting, or as a backup stroller to a larger stroller that has more features while traveling. There are two types of umbrellas that are lightweight one of which is one with few features and those with many comfort and convenience options in addition to their tiny size. Some of the best examples are large pop-out canopies with SPF 50 and peekaboo windows with cushioned seats with 5-point safety harnesses in both seat areas as well as reclining seats and adjustable leg rests. Other key factors to consider are whether or not you want a tray for your child, car seat attachment capability and how much storage space each seat offers. The Delta Children LX Double Umbrella is a light, low-cost umbrella that is affordable. The stroller weighs only 18 lbs and comes with an excellent carrying strap and can be easily stored in the trunk of your car or front hall closet. Its front wheels have precision technology and swivel to provide a smooth ride and easier steering. Another highly recommended option is the brand new Kinderwagon Hop, a super narrow tandem umbrella stroller that's also light and easy to maneuver through doors. The model was out of production for a few years but is returning and worth looking into. It also has a larger three-panel canopy for improved sun protection than the smaller, basic models in this review. Easy to Fold The most basic umbrella strollers fold down like umbrellas and weigh less than other kinds. They are easy to lift, carry, and stow for use when you don't need or don't have a larger stroller due to a reason (traveling on an airplane, exploring the city of your choice, or visiting grandma). They usually have fewer features than a fully-featured stroller, however they should offer the essential features you need for storage and a sun canopy. The G-Link 2's most recent version is slimmer, lighter and has an efficient wheel structure on the front that enhances its maneuverability and pushability. It's an excellent option for a double stroller. And it's Disney-approved! A double tri-fold stroller, like the Joovy Kooper X2, offers all the features of a stroller with an umbrella, but is comparable in size to a full-size stroller. This kind of stroller is fast replacing the standard double umbrella model, and it may be your best choice for a flexible stroller that is lightweight and easy to carry around. Most of the double umbrella strollers we recommend are side-by-side models. The exception is the Kinderwagon Hop, a tandem umbrella stroller that's super lightweight and easy to fold (though it's also a bit small in width). This is a great choice when you're looking for a basic budget double umbrella stroller that you can easily toss into your trunk for short trips. It comes with two storage bins that hang from the bag on the back of each seat, as well as cup holders for the parents. It's so basic that it's not going to allow your kids to get through an airport without making them cranky—but it will help make the journey more comfortable. Comfortable Seats Most umbrella strollers don't feature many bells and whistles, because they are intended to only take two children from point A to point B. That's why they generally have seats that are spacious and comfortable but do not have recline options or all-terrain wheels. The UPPAbaby G-Link 2 stands out. It's a light and compact double umbrella stroller that has two seats that weigh less than 18 lbs each, making it a fantastic choice for anyone who travels (it is in line with Disney size requirements). It has excellent suspension, a massive three-panel canopy that shields kids from the sun, and plenty of storage space in both seats, although not as many as our top picks. It also has the crucial 5-point safety harnesses in both seats and peek-a-boo windows in their canopy. The only downside to the G-Link is that it doesn't have the belly bar and snack tray we've come to see in our top picks, but those aren't necessary features for an umbrella stroller anyway. As with smallest double buggy , it must be handled with care so that fingers – whether your own or a child's—don't get caught in the folding frame hinges and mechanisms. The seats in double umbrella strollers are usually side-by-side however, there are a few models that are inline (one seat behind the other). Inline models are simpler to maneuver through doors than models that are side by side however their seating arrangements could cause your kids to fight over the best seat. This was pretty evenly divided among our previous test subjects It really comes down to an individual choice. Safety The safety of your children is a primary consideration when selecting a stroller and the design of a double umbrella stroller can determine the quality of its operation. Although it's difficult to find a lightweight double stroller that offers the same level of safety as larger strollers, some models do come close. These strollers typically have 5-point harnesses as well as foot and calf rests for children, as well as an extendable, UPF 50+ sun visor. They are usually narrower and lighter than other double umbrella strollers. This makes them easier to maneuver through tight spaces such as airports and city streets. Certain models, like the Kinderwagon Hop, are side-by-sides and are particularly simple to maneuver through narrow spaces. This stroller is an excellent option for parents who are traveling with children and need a quick and easy way to get around. It's also small enough to fit easily into a trunk or storage space. Another model worth considering is the UPPAbaby G-Link 2, which is among the most light double umbrella strollers that we've have tested. It has a very sturdy design for an umbrella and comes with a large, accessible storage basket, reclining seats and a peek-aboo window. The seat can also hold 35 pounds. and is in line with Disney stroller specifications. Other models, such as the Jeep PowerGlide Double Stroller, may be more basic in design and not have as many features. They are light and can be used for backups or occasional travel. These strollers are also less expensive than renting one for a complete vacation or for a trip. They're also easy to fold, lift, transport, and stow away.