Slim Twin 2025 Double Stroller

And if you get the Valco Baby Twin Slim, its only 26 inches wide.

I know you said no side-by-sides, but have you looked at the [Valco Baby Twin Slim](http://pyLRJWIwYLZyX36g7i15n9UMWbEPfkgOvO)? It is only 26 inches wide, weighs only 24 pounds, and has a max weight capacity of 45 pounds per seat. It is also compatible with 1 car seat, but I am not sure which car seats it is compatible with. It is decently expensive to buy new, but you could probably find a used one for a good price. I have the Valco Trend Duo, which is a bit bigger, and I love it! I have zero problems getting it through doorways, between aisles, etc. Valco is very good at making strollers narrow enough for daily use.

I've never tried the Bombi, but we had a Valco Slim Twin for a while and it was a great stroller. We just weren't using it enough for me to justify keeping it. But I still wish we had it lol. I imagine the Valco Trend Duo is great too! We rented the Zoe once for travel and I really disliked it lol.

Agreed! Maybe walking is your child's preference, but it will not always be yours! My oldest daughter is 2.5 and even still if she wants to walk it is slow as mud trying to get from place to place. Toddlers dilly dally and if you need to get some place fast you will want the option to contain them. As far as what I'd recommend as someone who sees a LOT of double strollers: Side by side: Zoe Twin, Bombi Bebee Twin, or Valco Trend Duo or Valco Slim Twin (more of a splurge) For in-line strollers: Mockingbird, Thule Sleek (more of a splurge) I also personally haven't tested these yet but the MomCozy stroller and the new Gladly Grasshopper look really versatile! By the way, I work at GoodBuy Gear where we sell open box and secondhand strollers, and I'm writing from this account. Holler with any other questions!

I agree with seeing and manipulating the strollers in person if possible. All of these (and two other options, the baby jogger city select and bugaboo kangaroo) are solid single stroller options if you want something large/full size/heavy duty. But they are all large lol. As a twin mom this type of stroller worked great as a fancy car seat frame stroller but I haaaaated using it as a double with the actual stroller seats when my twins outgrew their infant seats. It felt huge to push and mainly, it was a pain to get in or out of the car - unfold frame, add both stroller seats, then remove babies from the car and rebuckle into the stroller, or in reverse remove both seats individually then fold the stroller frame when loading the car. I lasted a week before I impulse bought a fairly lightweight side by side double stroller with a one-piece/one-step fold, and it was a lot better for our day to day needs. After that experience I am more or less convinced that many families won’t find one individual stroller model that truly meets all their needs across different ages/stages for multiple kids. This may be the case for you with the need for a lighter, smaller stroller. So I would also consider getting a lightweight single now (something like Bugaboo Butterfly, Bugaboo Dragonfly, Joie Nutmeg, Nuna Triv next, Uppababy Minu) and a compatible car seat; then wait and explore the lightweight double stroller market when the time comes (Valco Slim Twin or Duo Trend, Uppababy Minu Duo, Zoe, etc).

I have the Valco Twin Slim and you can lay the seat all the way flat. We started using it around 2 months with my second. The Valco Twin is the same, just a bit more space. My kids are just over 2.5 and 10 months and ride in it all the time. The sun shades on it are great, too. So glad I didn’t do an inline like the Vista or Mockingbird.

I have the Valco Twin Slim and you can lay the seat all the way flat. We started using it around 2 months with my second. The Valco Twin is the same, just a bit more space. My kids are just over 2.5 and 10 months and ride in it all the time. The sun shades on it are great, too. So glad I didn’t do an inline like the Vista or Mockingbird.