Top Picks for Double Strollers in 2025

When shopping for double strollers, you’ll want to consider the following.

• Seating configurations: You may want side-by-side seats that can encourage interaction between the kiddos, a tandem style that takes up less width, or a single stroller that can convert to a double when you need it.
• Overall dimensions, especially when folded, so you can be sure the stroller fits in your car’s trunk.
• Weight, which can affect how easy a double stroller is to move uphill or over curbs (especially when it’s loaded with babies).
• Maneuverability, which, to be honest, is no double stroller’s strongest suit—almost by definition, double strollers tend to be bulkier and harder to maneuver than singles.
• Durability—a double has to be built tough.
• Storage, which can make getting out of the house with two kiddos a bit easier.
• Price: Double strollers tend to be more expensive, but there are good values to be had.

“There are good strollers at many prices,” says Joan Muratore, who oversees testing of products for Babies and Healthy Living at Consumer Reports. “If you don’t want to spend $1,000, there’s no need to. If you care about having the chicest or most popular model on TikTok or Instagram, you do you! But if you just want a good, safe stroller that will get you through your days with your baby, check out our ratings—we cover a range of prices.”

Consumer Reports tested over 20 double strollers, from Baby Jogger to UppaBaby, assessing them for ease of use, maneuverability, and safety, to find the best double strollers. The three double strollers that impress our testers the most are our Top Picks for Double Strollers for 2025.

CR’s Top Pick for Double Strollers, below, is the highest-rated widely available model from our rigorous lab tests. We’ve also designated a Value Pick for Double Strollers that offers a great score for a good price. And because not every family’s needs are the same, our Expert Pick is for families that specifically want a single-to-double stroller.

The sturdy Bob Gear Revolution Flex 3.0 Duallie is a standout in our safety tests. Thanks to its air-filled tires and mountain-bike style suspension, it offers a smooth ride, and our testers find it easy to maneuver—which in the double stroller category is really saying something. The Revolution Flex 3.0 Duallie also works from birth with an infant car seat (with an extra adapter) or from 8 weeks in the stroller seat. Other features our testers appreciate:

• Extra-large storage basket and 10(!) pockets
• Adjustable handlebar with nine positions
• One-handed recline
• One-touch brakes
• Five-point no-rethread harnesses
• UPF 50+ canopy with magnetic peek and chat windows 

But keep in mind that “the stroller is heavy, at 33 pounds, and combined with its width of 31 inches, it’s more challenging to fold and store—especially since it lacks one-hand folding and doesn’t stand when folded,” Muratore says.

Our testers’ Value Pick in Double Strollers for 2025 is a side-by-side stroller from a justly popular brand that scores high for safety, and our Expert Pick is one of the buzziest stroller releases of the past year—and a great choice for families that want the flexibility of a single-to-double stroller. Depending on your family’s needs and budget, one of these double strollers might be right for you.