Top Double All-Terrain Strollers
All-terrain double strollers are generally big and hefty — though some of them come in a more compact size. They weigh from 27-40 lbs (heavy!) and typically run north of $400. Most people buy them because of the super duper smooooooth ride and easy steering that air-filled tires give you – mmmm, like butter.
That said, if you don’t need the off-road capability of an all-terrain stroller, you can save some money (and weight!) and get a regular side by side stroller.

The strollers on this page are generally not for running/jogging (except maybe for the Baby Trend Expedition); you’ll find those on the next page, Best Double Jogging Strollers.
Here are the best all-terrain double strollers, listed from lowest to highest price. Click on a stroller name for the full review.
Best All-Terrain Double Strollers
$ – Baby Trend Expedition Double Jogger ~ $219 – Economy Pick
A popular economy (full sized) all-terrain/jogging stroller with air-filled tires. A good value for the price, but definitely has a lower build quality (front wheel can wobble). Hence, not an earnest distance jogger, but fine for bumbling around or casual jogging.
$$ – Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double ~ $649 – Top Pick; Compact Size
Our favorite “compact, all-terrain” double side-by-side with “forever air” tires (no need to re-inflate them every other week). Super easy to fold, great features, taller seats, fabulous canopies. Note: not for jogging, despite the confusing name$$$ – Valco Baby Neo Twin ~$599 – Top Pick; Lightweight Favorite
The Neo Twin is one of the lightest full-featured side-by-side strollers on the market. Great features. Incredibly easy to fold and carry. Pricey. Not for jogging. Note: this stroller is in being replaced by the Valco Slim Twin, and should be available in March 2022.$$$ — Valco Baby Snap Duo ~$749 — Lightweight, Good for Travel
Another incredibly lightweight lux and full-featured side-by-side with a simple fold, great maneuverability and storage. Awesome day-to-day and travel double stroller.
$$$ – Mountain Buggy Duet v3 ~$769 – Best for Tight Spaces
The narrowest side-by-side double stroller on the market. Very maneuverable; can take 2 infant car seats. Use Joey Shopping Bag when in singles mode. Not for jogging.
$$$ – Bumbleride Indie Twin ~ $839 – Luxury Pick
Beautiful eco-friendly stroller with excellent storage, suspension, ease of pushing, usability and folding/ locking. Great for twin parents and parents of kids close in age. Could be used for casual jogging.
$$$$ – Bugaboo Donkey3 ~ $1,299+ — Versatile Pick
Available in mono, duo and twin versions. An innovative “convertible” side-by-side (can be single or double width) with a nice ride, a sharp look, and good storage. Downsides: smaller seats, VERY cumbersome fold. Large “folded footprint.” Not for jogging.

1. Baby Trend Expedition Double Jogger — Economy Pick
Price: ~ $219
Weight: 32.5 lbs
2. Baby Jogger City Mini GT2 Double – Top Pick; Compact Size
Price: ~ $649
Weight: 32.5 lbs
3. Valco Baby Neo Twin — Top Pick; Lightweight Favorite
Price: MSRP $599 (~ $499 on sale)
Weight: 27 lbs

Price $599
Valco Baby Slim Twin
If you’re in the market for a SBS double stroller that is exceptionally lightweight and narrow — and you don’t mind giving up some luxury features, such as leatherette details, adjustable handlebars, etc., this is definitely the stroller for you. At 24 lbs and 26 inches wide, this could easily be your everyday double stroller — so easy to carry, fold and throw in the trunk — as well as an amazing double travel stroller to boot. Truly, if weight is a big factor for you, this could be the lucky winner.
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Price: $749
Weight: 24 lbs

Price $749
Valco Baby Snap Duo Trend Double Stroller
At 24 lbs, the Valco Baby Snap Duo Trend is the lightest full-featured double stroller on the market. Unlike an umbrella stroller, you can push it with one hand and it has great storage. We love the features: giant canopies, adjustable leatherette handlebar, a simple one-handed “clean fold” and a shoulder strap for easy carrying. If lightweight and upscale is what you’re after, look no further.
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Price: $769
Weight: 32.4 lbs

Price $769
Mountain Buggy Duet
The Mountain Buggy Duet is a unique and versatile double side-by-side which is the same width as a single stroller. Yes, it’s really true. The large canopies and flick-out sun visors, lie-flat recline, and larger storage basket make it a pleasure to use. The Duet is a top pick for twins because you can buy two car seat adapters for a variety of car seat brands. However, because of the narrow seats, the Duet isn’t a good option for heavy or tall kids.
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Price: $839
Weight: 36 lbs

Price $839
Bumbleride Indie Twin
The Bumbleride Indie Twin is a favorite among twin parents and parents of two, especially those needing giant tires that can plow through anything. While it’s not great for jogging, this stroller tops the charts for beauty, storage capacity, suspension, ease of pushing, usability, eco-conscious design, and folding and locking. Bumbleride also has excellent customer service.
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Mono (single) version: $1,399+
Duo (double) version: $1,759+
Twin (two carrycots) version: $1,789+
Weight: 29.3 lbs (Mono) and 33.7 lbs (Duo & Twin)

Price $1399
Bugaboo Donkey5
The Donkey is an innovative stroller that can transform from a single, to a double, back to a single again. Can be used with bassinets, car seats and regular seats. It’s a nice ride, has a sharp look, and good storage space. As a double, it’s still narrow and nimble, but the small seats won’t last you more than 3-4 years. The folding is sloppy, so I would personally expect more for this price. But for those seeking high style, a narrower side-by-side to easily get through doorways and the need to handle challenging terrain, the Bugaboo Donkey is, in fact, a good pick. Is it worth nearly 3x the price of the Mountain Buggy Duet? My opinion is no, but if the cool style and double rear-facing are worth it to you (and if you don’t ever need to fold the stroller), I think you’ll be quite happy with it!
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