Double prams for twins, and for a newborn and a toddler. Two very different jobs, and UPPAbaby has a pram built for each: the Vista V3, a single that converts to a double and back, and the Minu Duo, a side-by-side twin stroller that fits through a standard doorway.
Which double pram?
A newborn and a toddler. The Vista V3 is the double pram most Australian families are actually looking for. The bassinet is in the box, so it is ready from birth. Add a RumbleSeat and the toddler sits in front or below, in more than thirty configurations. When the older child walks, clip on a PiggyBack board for the tired stretches. When they are done with the pram, you are back to a single Vista, with nothing to sell.
Twins, or two under two. The Minu Duo is a side-by-side double stroller with two identical seats, both suitable from birth, both reclining independently. At 70.6 cm wide it clears a standard 73 cm doorway, which most side-by-side twin prams cannot. It weighs 12.7 kg and stands on its own when folded.
Two on the trails. The Ridge V2 jogger carries one seated child from six months and an older one on a PiggyBack board.
Tandem or side by side?
A tandem double pram is no wider than a single, so it goes through every doorway, onto every bus and into every cafe. A side-by-side gives both children the same view and the same seat, which is what twins need. Children of different ages want a tandem; children of the same age want a side-by-side. Our double pram guide goes through the decision, the measurements to take at home, and public transport with a double.
Every UPPAbaby double pram is tested to AS 2088:2022 + A1:2024, the current Australian standard, carries a three year warranty, and comes with free delivery over $100.
