Best 2 in 1 Pram Stroller

With its fancy leatherette handle and convenient extra features The TAVO Next glides smoothly over almost all types of terrain. It's not the lightest stroller that we have but it's easier to lift up and down than our competitors.

The Cybex Gazelle moves like a gazelle, even when packed with up to three kids as well as groceries. The downside is that it doesn't come with a second seat or kid board for families that are growing.

1. TAVO Next

The TAVO Next is a budget stroller that can be used by children up to 50 pounds. It's extremely spacious, and its seat can recline easily and lays flat. It's also simple to close and open, and it has an XXL canopy that has venting and windows that peek out. For 2021, Nuna gave the TAVO an updated harness that comes with Magnetech Secure Snap, which allows for a simple and secure way to fasten using just one hand.

The TAVO is a good choice for parents looking to save money. However it's not the ideal option if you need a bassinet or reversible seat. It can only face only one way, and it doesn't have the capacity to allow for a car seat or other accessories like the bassinet stand or rain cover, cup holder or child snack tray. The MIXX Next is the better alternative for those looking for more space because it can accommodate these accessories.

You can travel far or near and transfer baby from car to curb using the TAVO's built in Free-flex suspension to ensure a smooth ride. The deluxe, spacious seat lets baby relax and relax or go off to dreamland. Parents will also appreciate the fold-away wheel that folds down small and MagneTech Secure Snap.

The TAVO is very easy to fold and can stand upright in folded position which makes it ideal for small areas like closets, garages or trunks. It is also easy to move and comes with a handy basket for storage, as well as brakes that can be used in flip-flops. It connects to the Nuna PIPA series of car seats quickly, without adapters required for the sleek travel set.

2. UPPAbaby Vista v2

The UPPAbaby V2 is our top-rated full-size stroller. It is a great choice for families with growing children, as it can work with an infant car seat, and toddler seats. It is also able to accept a riding board and transform it into triple strollers.

The seats are padded for comfort. The recline is easy to use and has four positions that make it a flexible option for children's needs. The foot rest can also be adjusted to make the ride more comfortable for the passengers. The canopy is huge and is ideal for parents who want to shield their children from the sun. It's rated SPF 50+ and comes with a pop-out visor, two mesh windows that peek out, and a flap cover that can be adjusted.

Another fantastic aspect of the UPPAbaby Vista V2 is that its fabrics are machine washable. This is crucial because it helps extend the life of your stroller, which means you will enjoy many years of usage from it. It helps you get rid of spilled juice or food, as opposed to having to to scrub out stubborn stains.

The new tires of UPPAbaby are larger and more comfortable than the previous models, resulting in an easier ride. They are able to handle rough terrain and limit vibrations while driving through town. The brakes have a single-action design and are simple to use. They also have small foot pedal with a color coded design that can be used with all kinds of footwear.

This stroller is the most expensive price point in our review however it's well worth the investment if you need a stroller that will last for a long time. Visit Amazon for more information about the UPPAbaby vista V2.

3. Cybex Gazelle

The Cybex Gazelle is an excellent option for parents who want to invest in a stroller that will adapt to the needs of the family. It is a "modular" stroller or "convertible" stroller that can be set up in more than 20 ways to accommodate different seat units, infant car seats, cots, and cradles.

We love that the Cybex Gazelle is lightweight and easy to move around making it perfect for parents who love to get out and explore. It has a large storage basket and many attachments so parents can carry their groceries or even light shopping. It's a little more expensive than other two-in-one prams, but it's a worthwhile purchase because of the quality and functionality of this model are top-of-the-line.

The stroller comes with a one-pull harness to make secure your child's seat a breeze and comes with a sun canopy that has XXL removable panels as well as peek-a-boo windows. It also has a tray for parents to store their snacks, drinks and phones. The handlebar can be adjusted to suit the parents' height and the brake is easily accessed which makes it safe for children to use.

Sophie, a mum from London She tried out this stroller on her two daughters, aged 5 and 10 months. She used it on bumpy hilly ground and cobbled streets and found the pushchair to be very comfortable and easy to move. The large shopping basket and comfortable footrests that are ergonomically designed made her feel comfortable. She also liked that the fabric of the handlebars and hood were machine washable. This is essential for busy parents.

4. Joovy Twin Roo+

A minimalist frame stroller The Twin Roo+ offers car seat click-in functionality and a huge storage bin. It's among the lightest twin strollers available. It weighs only 24 pounds. without attachments for infant car seats. It's quite light for a twin stroller. It is slightly heavier than both the UPPAbaby v2 double and the Thule Urban Glide 2 double.

The Roo+ comes with a quick-start guide, and is easy to use. It snaps together easily and is road-ready in less than 10 minutes. It doesn't have an enclosed canopy, so you will be required to buy your own sunshades to your children in case they need extra protection from the elements.

During our testing, we found the Roo+ to maneuver well for a stroller that doubles as a stroller. It is able to navigate through most terrains, but has trouble on grassy areas and over gravel. It can also be hard to steer it up and over 1-inch curbs. We don't recommend using this stroller off the road or on stairs, however it does provide excellent suspension to reduce bumps for passengers.

Although the Roo+ has a large under-seat storage container, it's difficult to access without taking off the infant car seats. This is a common issue with twin frame strollers, but Joovy offers an additional under-seat baby carrier bag that can aid in addressing this issue.

Contrary to other top-scoring models the Roo+ does not have self-standing folds or cup holders. It's a small cost to pay for the car seat compatibility and storage, however, we'd prefer to have a stroller that has more versatility. The flexibility of its seating configuration is a benefit, however it allows parents to mount their infant car seats facing opposite directions or in the same direction to better suit their requirements.

5. Delta Children LX Side-by-Side

Delta Children LX Side by Side scored highly in terms of weight and size folded. It's the best value double umbrella stroller we've seen in our review. It also scored well for maneuverability, which is an important quality for parents who are looking for an umbrella stroller that can fit into tiny spaces. The Delta is a bare-bones product with a few features that other strollers in our testing provide, such as an extended recline or a large storage baskets. It is a great choice for families with a limited budget and for those who require an additional stroller 2 in 1 car seat for occasional use, like an outing to the zoo.

The LX Side by Side is a light, compact stroller that is easy to push and turn. Its relatively small frame, swivel front wheels and cushioned shoulder pads offer a smooth ride for your kids. It is comfortable for passengers with a multi-position recline seat and parent cup holder.

It also has a huge European-style canopy that offers shade from the sun as well as some protection from light winds. It also comes with two storage bags and the five-point safety harness, and two storage bags.

The Delta took less than three minutes to assemble it was the fastest time in our test group. The manual isn't great, and the assembly doesn't require tools. It is one of the lighter items in our test group and can fold flat, making it easy to carry and lift. In our Strollers & Multiples test, we rate the ease and smoothness the ease with which each product can be turned and pushed, opened and closed the safety harness, adjusted the brakes, opened and closed the storage basket and then removed and installed an infant car seat.