It’s possible to adjust this model to your liking by using the seats as are or by popping in a car seat or bassinet enclosure. In addition, Chicco has matching car seats, making it easy to build your own comprehensive travel system. This is a buggy that will, quite literally, go the distance, with a maximum weight limit per seat of 22kg, which is around four years of age. It’s not travel system-compatible, but you can attach a carrycot to give more support in the early months. We love ours. The main selling point for us is that it converts into a double pram as we don't want a long gap between children.” - Mumsnet user Our verdict

With two children in tow, you’ll require a sturdy pram that you can load up for a day out. The Echo Twin’s frame is made from steel with several plastic components and, while not as solid as pricier buggies like the Thule Urban Glide 2 Double, it’s sturdy enough to comfortably hold two children plus extra baggage. Now in its seventh generation, the iCandy Peach is a super versatile tandem buggy. Whether you want to use it as a single pram, a double buggy or a pushchair for twins, the pram offers up to 25 different configurations using seats, car seats and carrycots. To ensure optimal comfort for your child, consult the user manual to learn about the different adjustment options available on your Chicco stroller. The manual will guide you through adjusting the seat recline, footrest, and canopy to create a cozy and customized environment for your little one. We tested the seats with one and both children inside, using a heavy bag to see how it would cope with a second toddler and a 2kg bag in place of a newborn. The stroller has a low centre of balance, making it hard to topple. What about the brakes? To ensure the products were safe, Gemma chatted to Philip LeShirley, Product Safety Advisor at The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA), who advised what to look for when purchasing a pram to ensure it’s safe to use.If you want a double pushchair that folds up easily and doesn’t take up too much room, this could well be it. The Echo Twin doesn’t claim to have a one-handed fold, as you see on the likes of the iCandy Peach 6, but with a bit of practice it can be done. One of the most important factors parents consider when buying a stroller is safety. Chicco understands this concern and ensures that all their strollers meet the highest safety standards. Each stroller is equipped with safety features such as a sturdy frame, secure harness, and efficient braking system to provide a safe and comfortable ride for your little one. At a fraction of the price of its competitors, the Chicco Echo Twin Stroller offers exceptional value for parents on a tight budget. Forward Fold Front Seat: With the front seat able to fold forward with ease, it is possible to add a car seat attachment without a problem at all.

Double prams can be very bulky and generally measure up to around 82cm in width. But with standard external doorways measuring around 76 to 96cm, most double buggies will fit through doors. However, there are slimmer options available that will cope with most small spaces.

One of the biggest factors when considering what pram to choose is how much you want to spend. Double buggies can be expensive, but you don’t have to spend over the odds to get a decent model. Despite not being able to push the pram through her front door, Liz liked the simplicity of its design and found it useful when taking her eldest to nursery and going for walks. What about the seats? Limited Coverage: The umbrellas that come with the stroller are smaller in size, which result in them not protecting your children completely from the sun. If you live in an environment with less sun exposure, then this may not be a concern for you—but if the sun is intense or even strong enough to bother your wee one, then you may want to think of other options to protect them from the sun’s harmful rays. Measuring just 66.5cm wide and weighing in at only 10.5kg, it’s very much geared towards urban life, fitting through most doorways with the ability to be wheeled in and out of your home. Credit: Micah JamesThe 5-point harness on the Echo has adjustable shoulder straps and height. It does not have an adjustable crotch strap, which isn't a big deal except this crotch strap is strangely long. When we compared products side-by-side and with our test baby, it appeared that the crotch strap might be so long that it would be uncomfortable or make proper adjustment difficult.

Chicco strollers are designed to adapt to your lifestyle, whether you're strolling through the park, navigating crowded sidewalks, or traveling. With intuitive features and innovative designs, these strollers ensure maximum convenience for parents on the go. The folding mechanism is fairly simple to get to grips with and, when folded, the buggy is compact and easy to store, both in a car boot and at home. From the size of the wheels to the pram’s set-up to how far the seats recline and the storage basket, there are a lot of features to consider. When it comes to the best double buggies, there's a huge range of different designs to consider, including basic side-by-side pushchairs, tandem prams, sturdy off-roaders and lightweight strollers for whizzing round cities, putting in the car boot and for taking on holiday. With rear suspension and large, air-filled tyres, this is a buggy clearly designed for off-roading, which may not suit all families. However, the Nipper Double V4 is still fairly slimline (72cm), which makes it great for urban life too, whether you’re nipping round shops or getting on and off the bus.Chicco understands that style and comfort go hand in hand for parents and their little ones. With sleek designs and plush seating, Chicco strollers not only provide a comfortable ride but also make a fashion statement. The Echo had the lowest score for ease of setup out of all the products in this category. It earned just 5 of 10, with the top ranking Combi Twin Cosmo and Britax B-Agile Double tying with a 7. It took just over 12 minutes to assemble the Echo. It had good documentation compared to the other products in our review, but it would be better if all of the assembly directions were lumped together and appeared before the operation instructions, instead of them being sprinkled in together. No tools are required for assembly which is nice for those mechanically impaired. It lost points primarily for how long it took to get it ready to stroll, the longest time for any product in this category. Best Applications