iCandy - Peach Twin Pushchair (2020 model)

I’ve tried the bugaboo, and then 3 of the stackable ones. The bugaboo is nice because you can see both and it’s not much wider than the others but it manages to do that by keeping seats and carrycots incredibly narrow. The others go like this in terms of advantages - gazelle: both seats are the same weight limit - uppababy: one handed detachment of carrycots and a huge basket - icandy: you can see both babies in their carrycots at once (it has way more flexibility in adapters eg see the picture for one option that’s not available on the others afaik) [icandy stackable visible option](https://www.babybabyonline.co.uk/pushchairs-prams-c3/shop-by-type-c26/twins-tandems-c386/icandy-peach-twin-pushchair-dark-grey-twill-phantom-p7060)

Also have the iCandy Peach. Works for us. It’s quite bulky but it’s good off road and very easy to collapse down

We’ve actually got an iCandy Peach, but none taken 😆 They’re all great, really don’t think you can go far wrong with any of them. Biggest consideration for me is storage, work out where it’s going to go when you’re not using it and make sure it fits. If you’re going to collapse it all the time at home make sure that’s an easy enough process, ideally one you could do one handed, as you’ll never have both hands free ever again! Good luck!

Also have the iCandy Peach. We got it in the double configuration and it’s great. Smooth on rough terrain and you don’t need to push too hard. Very bulky though.

We loved the following (which we tested outside on the cobblestones) Bugaboo Fox 5 - tested indoor only, as only available in John Lewis near us. The luggage area was smaller than the V3, but the bassinet is larger if your baby is on the taller side. The push and manoeuvreability is amazing. Uppababy vista V3 (this is what we went for). You cab buy rough terrain wheels if needed. It had everything we were looking for and doubles up if you have kids close together. iCandy Peach, but found the folding mechanism fiddly and the zippers really stiff. There were other annoying things for me in particular that were small but would impact my day to day experience. These are all travel systems and come with everything. My friend has gone for refurbished Fox5, if these are out of budget. There are some specialised strollers with better suspension specially designed for rough terrain but cannot remember the brands. If you are looking for the smoothest rides, the rough terrain prams will give you exactly that. The above are all-terrain and are enough for the city plus going to the parks/estates. There is a bit of vibration/shake on the cobblestones but it wasn’t something we were worried about. I would not recommend Cybex Gazelle or Bailos, found them stiff. The Egg behaved very badly on the cobblestones - I found you needed both hands at all times to manoeuvre around. If the pavement is on an incline it would follow it - my wrist was hurting after 5 minutes with it, but that is a weak spot in my fitness.

We’d never fit a side by side one like the bugaboo through our doors so we’ve got an icandy peach. It’s an older model that I got for £20 on FB marketplace! We spent about £150 buying new bits and doing it up and honestly I’m so happy with it. It’s probably a bit heavier than our current pram (Cybex balios s lux) so with 2 in will be heavier again but by no means unmanageable! Our other option that we tested out at one of the baby shows was the Cybex Gazelle, that was super easier to manoeuvre and looks really nice too

UK here, we’ve got a 17 month age gap and we’ve used our double pram almost every day since baby arrived 8 months ago! Originally we had an icandy peach but I HATED it. So clunky, so temperamental on uneven surfaces. Saw a Mountain Buggy Duet on FB marketplace, omg this thing is amazing 😂 literally pushes over every terrain, it’s also fairly compact and never had an issue with the width. It doesn’t fold up the smallest but it fits in the boot of my Ford Focus. Would highly recommend!

iCandy Peach has adapters. That's what we're using. 

I was in a similar position when I had my baby and we ended buying an icandy that was ridiculously expensive ( my husband insisted on it since we have a big garage and all in all is was a great buy) but when we went on holiday we had to rent a yoyo which we liked so we bought a second pram for travelling. The yoyo3 is a fantastic pram though it is a bit pricey but you can look for on vinted or eBay for one. My baby seems very happy in it when we are out and about.

Got a second hand icandy from eBay for £50. Was great, had been over £600 new. Definitely advise you go second hand, the fancy travel systems try to convince you they’ll last for years but at 1 year most people switch to something smaller and lighter. 

Maxi cosi is your go too I recommend the emerald it’s from infant to 15 months and comes with isofix base. Buggy depends on your budget I always had bugaboo or icandy.