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Buying a Cheap Double BuggySpending a little more on a tandem stroller will ensure that it lasts for many years and retains its value. The Uppababy Vista V2 model is an excellent stroller that can be converted to a single. It also comes with another seat, called the RumbleSeat which allows for greater flexibility.It offers a decent recline for the seat and a large canopy with UPF 50+ protection and peekaboo windows. It is also compact and folds up easily.BudgetA good double buggy can be an essential item when you have two kids in tow, and it isn't going to cost you a fortune. It is important to consider car seats or carrycots in addition to the cost of the buggy itself, but even then there are plenty of options available that won't break the bank.A great option if you want to keep costs down is the UPPAbaby Vista 2 - it's an amazing value for money at under PS1,000 and can take twins or one baby, as well as one toddler or three kids (with a 'PiggyBack' board that you purchase separately). It is the slimmest tandem on the market. The footprint is similar to the footprint of one pushchair, which means it can easily be pushed through doorways and shopping aisles.The iCandy Orange double buggies are another great option. It comes with 30 different seating configurations, and soft suspension to make kerbs easy. It is also able to be converted from single to double so that it grows with your family. It can even accommodate an additional child in the back.StyleIf you're on a budget you can still purchase some stunning double buggies. They are often designed to look great and are also very durable. You can also find an excellent resale price when you select a well-known brand.The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is one of the best budget double strollers that are available. It is available in a variety of colours and is really elegant to take a look at. It can also be used as a triple buggy by adding the UPPA's 'PiggyBack' board. It can be used to accommodate twins, a toddler and an infant or child in a car seat for an infant. This is a double buggy that is ideal for use in cities. It has a slim frame that can fit through most doors and handle trains and shopping aisles.The iCandy Peach is another popular alternative. It is a light option that is priced at less than PS300 including the adaptors that are required to fit carseats. It can also be used one-person and has nice features such as a large, spacious shopping basket, front suspension and UPF 50+ sunshades, with windows that can be seen from a distance. There's a nice cup holder that is one-parent and seats can be placed to face one another or to be a distance away from one another.Double buggies with side-by-side sides cost more, but are much easier to push. They can be quite large however, so they may not fit through narrow doors, and are generally best suited for older children who want to be seated facing one another. The Mountain Buggy Duet has one of the slimmest sides-by-sides available.best double stroller pushchairsandprams like Rebelstork offer some of the most popular double strollers for sale at affordable prices. They have both new and older models, as well as open boxes and overstocks. You can try the strollers before buying. They also have a trade-in program to allow you to get cash back when you decide to upgrade.ConvenienceIf you're on a tight budget, but still want a product that will accommodate your kids (and you're okay with having a little more bulky pushchair), the Joie Evalite Duo is a great option. It's easy to fold and is lightweight and easy to drive. It also has ample storage for both kids, plus generous UPF 50+ canopies that have peekaboo windows; reclining seats that are easy to adjust, as well as a clever brake lever that can be operated with one hand on the handlebar - all for the price of PS1000.The iCandy Orange Wave double buggy is a great option if you are looking for a cheap double stroller that can fit an infant car seat. Its sleek frame increases in size to accommodate two seats or a stroller seat with an option bassinet. You can take up to three children using the UPPAbaby 'PiggyBack,' a running board for older children (which is available separately).The seat and the carrycot are side-by-side positioning, meaning your children can see each other, and you'll be able to keep an eye on them, so you're less likely to misinterpret them. It's also the tiniest side-by-side on the market which means it will be able to pass through the majority of doors and is able to be easily steered around tight corners. It is heavy and long to push in double mode, and it does not perform as well as some of the top-quality double buggies for rough or uneven terrain.This is a great mid-range choice, and our top-rated double buggy. It's light and has a handy shopping basket, and can fit 2 child car seats or one baby seat as well as the toddler seat. The seat is comfortable and its large back wheels can cope with some rough terrain than the smaller models on our list. It also folds into a compact self-standing form and comes with a convenient strap for carrying. It's not as spacious or as well-made as some of the top-quality doubles, but it's a great value overall.SafetyWhen you purchase a double buggy, you should check that it is in compliance with all the necessary safety standards. The safety straps and the way that the seats adjust to your child's growth are vital. Also, ensure that the seats are reclined in different positions for different ages. Also, look for a big storage basket and pockets, and whether there are any other items that could be useful, like sunshades or rain covers.If you are going to use the buggy mostly around town or on public transport, make sure that it is light and easy to move. Also, take into consideration the weight of the buggy when fully loaded, and if it is easy to fold up and fit into your car boot. If you intend to use the buggy in smaller villages or towns, be sure that the wheels are sturdy and grippy enough to navigate narrow doorways and pavements.There are many different types of double buggies and side-by-side models are the most well-known. These tend to be longer and more difficult to push, however they do offer the advantage of both children getting a view. They can also be pricey.Tandem buggies are another option and these have the children placed next to one another. It is more comfortable for older children, however the buggy will not be as stable. It is also more difficult to get them through narrow doors and can be hard work going between the kerbs.The iCandy Peach is one of the top double buggies in sales and is a stylish piece of equipment that comes with many unique features. These include a built-in ride-on board as well as 'cinema seating'. 30 seating configurations. It can even accommodate a third child! It's also lightweight and has a good suspension. It can be converted from single to double with the purchase of an additional seat.For those who want a more sleek double buggy the Mountain Buggy Duet is an excellent option. It is the tiniest side-by-side available and comes with an area that is comparable to one buggy. It has several configurations that allow both children to see the world. There is also a handy handbrake on an adjustable handlebar. With the addition of an adapter, it can also fit two car seats for infants.