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Lightest Double Stroller When looking for a lightweight double-stroller, its folded dimensions and weight are key factors to consider. Choosing one that's simple to use and compact when not in use will make it easier to fit in the trunk of your car, and to maneuver through airport gates and foreign streets. The most lightweight strollers have a lightweight, easy fold and self-standing mechanism to lessen the burden on parents' bodies. Many strollers come with various seating options, and some can accommodate car seats for infants. Kolcraft Cloud Plus Designed for families that are on the move. Lightweight, with a simple one-hand compact fold. The front suspension and all-terrain wheels and the multi-position reclining seats allow for children to weigh up to 50 pounds. The tray for parents and kids and a large storage basket and 3-tiered extended canopy with windows that peek out at the sun provide maximum protection. The Cloud was awarded one of the lowest marks in our tests of quality because it has a thin seat made of hard plastic and a design which feels dated. It's also more expensive than other strollers with lighter weights which is why it's not the best choice in the event you're looking for a low-cost alternative. It's not the tiniest stroller, but it's got enough features to make it worth considering. Its swiveling front wheel makes it easy to maneuver on flat surfaces and it is able to jump over curbs with little effort, unlike many other lightweight strollers that drift off course when trying to do the similar thing. The Cloud's low handle is a drawback but it's at knee level and isn't adjustable. It's uncomfortable to push it with your legs dangling in the air like that and it's not helping that it's not padded. In our tests during our testing, we found the Cloud to be easy to set up and open. It's a bit more complicated to close, however. You must slide a slider, and then pull a big white button to cause it to collapse. This can be a hassle when you're trying to keep your children entertained while doing it. The Cloud comes with a small but deep storage basket that could be used to fit a medium-sized diaper bag. The basket is narrow, and you may need to put something in it to reach the back. The Cloud includes two tray for parents and a child tray each with two cup holders. But both are too small for larger cups or bottles. Kolcraft is an established family business that has been in existence since 1946. The first products they made were crib pads and diapers and now they manufacture an array of baby items including highchairs, infant car seats, strollers and toys. single to double pushchair is based in Chicago and is an American manufacturer. Jeep Destination Ultralight SBS Jeep Destination Ultralight SBS is an extremely lightweight, minimalist double stroller that is great for travel. It weighs just 18 pounds, which is lighter than many single strollers. It folds flat, making it easy to carry and store. It also has independently reclined seats and large all-weather SPF50 sun visors that have windows that peek out and extra-large storage bags underneath the seat. The visors are adjustable to accommodate children of various heights. It also comes with an integrated parking brake with one step, and is Disney-size approved. The swivel wheels of the Jeep are also awesome to maneuver over bumps and uneven surfaces. This stroller doesn't accept car seats. Your child must be at minimum six months old and possess an excellent neck control to use the front seat. The stroller has three panels of sun canopy, and each seat has its own cupholder and snack tray. Another stroller that is extremely light is the Valco Baby Snap Trend. It's heavier than Kolcraft Cloud Plus, at 23 pounds. However, it's smaller and smaller (26.5 inches wide!) It has a lot of elegant details that make it ideal for travel. It has a super simple fold, is very maneuverable and fits into airplane overhead compartments and trunks easily. The Joovy Kooper X2 tri-folds and is ultralight, similar to the Summer Infant 3D Pac CS+ Double or Mountain Buggy Nano Duo. It's similar to Jeep Destination Ultralight SBS but it has a few distinct differences. It's more expensive, but has a better sun canopy and better maneuverability. It has a convenient strap for carrying and can hold children weighing up to 44 pounds for each seat. Summer 3D Pac for Infants CS+ If you're looking for a stroller that's lightweight but also loaded with features you'll find it in the Summer Infant 3D Pac CS+. It's not just incredibly light at 13 pounds but also comes with plenty of storage in the form of parent and child cup holders, a child sippy-cup pocket and a parent storage pocket and more. This stroller is also compatible with a child's chair and comes with a brake with a flip-flop feature that is easily engaged. This stroller is designed to expand with your child. It can be converted from a baby stroller into an adult stroller by attaching the car-seat adapters (sold separately) and it's suitable for children aged 6 months and up. Another thing to take note of about this stroller is that it runs on swivel wheels and doesn't have any locking features which means it won't be the best choice for rocky or sloping terrain. It's still a great option for most families, as it is able to be easily maneuvered on smooth surfaces as well as smooth surfaces. This stroller is one of the lightest double strollers that has large features in an elegant compact design. It folds in one hand and stored in the garage or trunk. It is also able to be used as an infant stroller and is compatible with a variety of car seats without the need for extra adapters. Contrary to the majority of lightweight strollers, the Summer Infant 3D Pac CS+ features two seats and can hold up to 50 pounds per seat (100 pounds total). The seats come with a recline in multiple positions, individual leg rests, and 3-panel canopies with flip-out sun visors and windows that can be seen from a distance. The seats are cushioned to ensure your child's comfort. They also come with a 5-point safety harness that can be adjusted to three different height positions. Each seat comes with an infant cushion, which is ideal for infants. The cup holders for parents and child, the cellphone holders and the big storage basket will be adored by parents. The stroller can also be purchased with the Yoyo+ Board which transforms it into a tandem. Joovy X2 Kooper The Kooper X2 is an excellent option for parents looking for an easy-to-use double stroller that can carry two children. The sling-style seats are comfy and provide a similar amount of headroom, allowing children to be seated side-by-side. The Kooper X2 is unique in that it has a fully reclined seat, which makes it a great option for naps. Its recline feature is simple to use, but it doesn't really go flat. For taller children, there may be a leg hanging in reclined mode. It also has a huge canopy which we found to be superior at blocking out sun than some other options in our top double strollers review. The stroller is lightweight enough to to maneuver through door frames. This was a major issue with other models we have tested. It folds up quickly and the handlebars are close to the ground for easy transportation. The only issue is its small storage space. When it is full of kids' stuff it can feel cramped. Joovy is a family-owned business that makes unique, functional and quality baby products. Their product line includes innovative baby bottles, such as the Joovy Zoom X2 Double stroller and a unique raincover that fits many popular strollers. The company's products are moderately priced, and they usually have fun designs that attract children. In our tests in the lab we take into consideration a variety of aspects to assess the ease of use of a double stroller. This includes how easy it is to fold and set up, how easy it is to adjust the safety harness, and how to open and close the brakes. We also carry and lift the folded walkers as if they were being put into a trunk, and how to put in and remove a car seat if applicable. We also analyzed the durability and strength of each model, and whether it has a tray for parents that can hold both children tray. The Joovy Kooper X2 earned the top rating for its ease of use in our latest update of our top double strollers guide, and also one of the highest scores in our Strollers test program overall. Its simple-to-use design features one-hand, non-tilt recline, as well as a large canopy that has ventilation mesh that is visible even when it's tilted. There are also individual child trays, built-in cupholders and pockets with zippers for parents, and a large storage basket.