City Tour 2 Double

I love our double baby jogger city tour it’s so compact! The donkey is nice but too bulky - I refuse to put it in my car lol it’s only for neighborhood walks

Honestly if you love the Butterfly, you might be disappointed with most double travel strollers because they're all chunky in comparison. The Baby Jogger City Tour 2 Double is probably the most compact you'll get, but it's still not \*that\* small and the seats are kinda cramped for older toddlers. I spent forever researching this and ended up keeping my single lightweight and just babywearing the second kid for quick trips - the reality is a truly compact double that doesn't stink just doesn't exist yet. If you really need double seating, the Zoe Twin+ is lighter than most but the fold is still bulky as can be. Truth be told I spent years travelling with my kids through airports, so wearing one and a citi-mini or baby jogger were I could easily pull the wheels off usually did the trick for 2 kids until they got older then the math changed. Lol.

So my twins are 7months old and I now have three strollers... yes, I have lost the plot. 1. Mountain Buggy duet was the first we went for. Biggest selling points being its width and size in general for a full size double pram. I loved it when the twins were in the early months because we got the twin carrycot plus (2nd hand) and they looked so damn adorable snuggled up together in it. Now they are pre-sitting up, I converted the carrycot plus into the parent facing seat but I just don't love how they look in it. They are kinda squished together and there's no real support for their backs in the way it is designed and it also has this annoying issue where it won't stay in the upright position if I was to push the pram over something bumpy or down a kerb, it clicks out of place and it's sooo annoying. The boys do look sweet and cuddly together but it's really not ideal. Because of the way they smoosh together, I can't feed them in the MB This way. I will be selling the twin carry plus soon and just keeping the MB as world facing (but probably not using it yet because see 3) 2 Baby Jogger city tour 2 double which lives in the car. Super compact, is of course world facing. I can't deal with having to move prams back and forth from car to garage etc so it was a non negotiable for me that we'd have a lighter smaller double in the car at some point. Got a good Black Friday deal plus the Amazon wishlist discount on this one It lies flat, has decent baskets for a small pram and I've had no issues feeding the boys in it. 3) because of the parent facing issues on MB, I ended up buying a Bugaboo Donkey 5 second hand which will be my main garage pram until the twins want to world face at which point I'll probably just try to sell the bugaboo again and go back to the MB full time. The Donkey is definitely massive compared to the MB. But it's also just great. The parent facing set up is perfect for me so I can see them when walking for as long as I can, easy to feed them in out and about and it's really an amazing push and design. It is wide though and doesn't fit through the single door of my garage so I'd have to open the full size door which I definitely didn't have to do with the Mb Second hand was a no brainer for me, £550 including the footmuffs - I considered renting one but 6 months would have cost £300! At least when I resell I will get some money back All in all I actually have no regrets about getting the mb first because it really is a great size and I enjoyed the carrycot phase with them together rather than separated. A car stroller is so necessary so it's one less thing to think about. Sorry if this feels indulgent! I wish there was one perfect pram for having twins that ticks every box but there isn't! There is definitely a requirement you'll have for each season if you're like me!

I have the double of the city tour and still put my three year old in it! But we also have the single of the city mini and while it’s not quite as compact, it’s more spacious and comfortable for him. Still reasonably light with a one-hand fold.

I have the Baby Jogger City Tour double. It’s an easy fold, side-by-side, very compact stroller. Both seats fully recline. Because its side-by-side, I found it more maneuverable than the Vista, especially going around corners. That said, I have a City Mini as a single stroller and that might be a better option for you. Slightly bigger but still pretty compact, very maneuverable, and bigger seats for your 4yo. My 3yo is already a little squished in the City Tour. Downsides for both: terrible basket space, no functional skateboard attachment.

We got the uppababy, which was expensive. Then we got the baby jogger city tour double stroller, and while it wouldn't work for little babies in their bassinet era, it is a great solid stroller!