Best 2 in 1 Pram Stroller

The TAVO Next glides effortlessly over most terrains thanks to its leatherette handle. It's not the lightest stroller we've ever had, but it is more easy to lift an entire flight than our competitors.

The Cybex Gazelle moves like a gazelle, even if it's loaded with up to three kids and food. The only downside is that it doesn't come with an additional seat or a kid board for families with growing children.

1. TAVO Next

The TAVO Next is a budget stroller that is able to accommodate children as heavy as 50 pounds. It's spacious and the seat reclines and lays flat. It's also easy to close and open, and it has an XXL canopy, which has venting and peek-a-boo windows. In 2021, Nuna gave the TAVO an updated harness that comes with Magnetech Secure Snap, which makes it easy and secure to fasten with just one hand.

While the TAVO is a great choice for parents looking to save money, it's not the best 2 in 1 stroller choice for those who want to use a bassinet or a reversible child seat. It only faces one way and doesn't accommodate a car seat or other accessories like the bassinet stand and cup holder, rain cover or a tray for snacks for children. The MIXX Next is the better option for those who want more, as it can take these accessories.

Roam near or far and transfer baby from car to curb using the TAVO's built-in Free-flex suspension for a smooth ride. The spacious, deluxe seat allows baby to unwind and drift off into dreamland. Parents can also enjoy the fold-away axle that folds down and MagneTech Secure Snap.

The TAVO is very simple to fold and is upright when folded, saving space for tight spaces such as garages, closets or trunks. It's also easy to maneuver, and it has a handy storage basket and flip-flop-friendly brakes. It can also be connected directly to the very secure Nuna PIPA series car seats with just one click, there are no adapters needed for a sleek travel set-up.

2. UPPAbaby Vista v2

The UPPAbaby Vista V2 is one of our top-rated full-size strollers. It is a great choice for families with growing babies, as it can work with an infant car seats and toddler seats. This stroller is also able to be used with a riding board to turn it into a triple stroller.

The seats that are padded in this stroller are well-designed to provide comfort. The recline has four preset positions and is simple to use. The foot rest can be adjusted to make the journey more comfortable for passengers. The canopy is huge, which is a big advantage for parents wanting to protect their kids from the sun. It is SPF 50+-rated and comes with a pop-out visor, two mesh peekaboo windows, and a flap cover that can be adjusted.

The fabrics of the UPPAbaby V2 can be washed in the machine. This is important as it helps extend the lifespan of your stroller which means you will get many years of use out of it. It helps you get rid of spilled food or juice instead of having to to scrub out stubborn stains.

The latest tires from UPPAbaby are more hefty and soft and result in a smoother ride. They can handle rough terrain with ease and reduce the vibrations you experience when rolling through the town. The brakes have a single-action design and are easy to use. They also have an extremely small foot pedal that is color-coded and is suitable for all types of footwear.

This stroller is the most expensive price in our test however it's well worth the cost if need a stroller that will last for many years. Check out the UPPAbaby V2 V2 on Amazon for more details.

3. Cybex Gazelle

The Cybex Gazelle is a great choice for parents who want an additional stroller that grows with their family. It's classified as to be a "modular stroller" or "convertible stroller" and comes with more than 20 different configurations for use with various seat units, cots, and infant car seats (car seat adapters are available separately).

We love that the Cybex Gazelle is light and easy to move around making it perfect for parents who love to go out and explore. It has a big storage basket and a range of attachments to help parents carry their groceries or do light shopping. It is a little bit more expensive than other 2 in 1 carrycot and pushchair in one prams, but it's definitely worth the investment because the quality and function are top-of-the-line.

This stroller has a one-pull safety harness that makes it simple to ensure your child is secured in the seat. It also has a sun canopy that can be removed with peek-a-boo and XXL panels. It comes with a tray for parents to store snacks, drinks and phones. The handlebar can be adjusted to suit the parents' height and the brake is easily accessed and safe for children to operate.

Our mum tester Sophie from London used this stroller with her two girls aged 5 and 10 months. She took it on bumpy hilly ground and cobbled streets, and found the pushchair to be extremely comfortable and easy to move. She was delighted that the padded seats and footrests were specifically designed to provide comfort and the large shopping basket was useful. She also appreciated that the hood and handlebars' fabrics were machine washable which is important for busy parents!

4. Joovy Twin Roo+

The Twin Roo+ is a minimalist frame stroller that has car seat compatibility. It also comes with an enormous storage container. It's among the most lightweight twin strollers available. It weighs 24 pounds without attachments for infant car seats, which is on the lighter side for a double stroller 2in1. It is a bit heavier than the UPPAbaby Vista V2 Double and the Thule Urban Glide 2 Double.

The Roo+ is simple to use and comes with a quick-start guide. It snaps together quickly and takes less than 10 minutes to become road-ready. It does not have an enclosed canopy, so you will need to provide your own sunshades for your children if they require extra protection from the elements.

In our tests, we discovered that the Roo+ was a dual stroller that performed well. It can navigate most types of terrain, but it can be difficult with grassy areas as well as over gravel. It can also be difficult to steer it up and over 1-inch curbs. This stroller is not recommended to use on stairs or off-road. However, its suspension system can help to reduce bumps.

The Roo+ has a large storage bin under the seat, but it's hard to access without removing infant car seats. This is a common issue twin frame strollers commonly face however Joovy has an underseat baby carrier to help solve this issue.

In contrast to other top-scoring models the Roo+ does not have an auto-standing fold or cup holders. This is a minor sacrifice to make for its car seat compatibility and storage features however we'd like to have more flexibility from our strollers. The stroller's versatility when it comes to seating configuration is a big benefit. Parents can place their infant car seats either opposite directions or the same direction, depending on their needs.

5. Delta Children LX Side-by-Side

Delta Children LX Side by Side scored high for weight and folded size. It's the best 2 in 1 car seat stroller value double umbrella stroller we've seen in our review. It also scored highly in maneuverability which is an essential aspect for parents looking for a travel pram that can be tucked away in small spaces. The Delta is a basic model and does not have the features other strollers we have tested like a large storage basket or a wide recline. It's a great option for families on a tight budget or for those who require a second stroller for occasional use such as for a trip to the zoo.

The LX Side by Side is a lightweight compact stroller that's easy to push and turn. Its relatively short frame and swivel wheels on the front as well as padding for the shoulder pads ensure the perfect ride for your children. It is comfortable for passengers with a multi-position reclining seat and cup holder for parents.

It also has an enormous canopy with a European style that offers shade from the sun and some protection from light winds. It also has two storage bags and an all-around harness with five points for safety.

The Delta was constructed in less than three minutes, the quickest time of all the test groups. The manual is not very good, and the assembly does not require tools. It is among the lighter items in our test group. It folds flat, making it very easy to lift and carry. In our Strollers & Multiples testing, we rate how easily and smoothly the product moves and turns it opens and closes the safety harness and adjusts the brakes, opens and closes the storage basket and installs and removes a car seat for infants.