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We lab test and review the latest double prams and strollers – side-by-side and tandem models, plus single-seat strollers with an add-on toddler seat – to help you find the best for you and your babies.
Our pram and stroller buying guide will help you decide which type you need.
Our tests often go above and beyond the minimum safety requirements set by standards and regulations, so we only recommend a few of the strollers we review. Our results will tell you why, so you can decide if any are still worth considering. See how we test for more detail about our rigorous safety testing.
This review covers double prams and strollers. (After a single-seat stroller? See our separate pram and stroller reviews.)
Our expert testers give every stroller a thorough workout to help find the models that:
Our interactive comparison tool helps you find out which models meet the latest Australian standard, as well as important specifications like weight and dimensions. Our Recommended list will help you see quickly which models come out on top. Our testers also give you key points about each product; both good and bad.
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These models pass all key safety tests, but might have very minor failures such as with the information on their labels.
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Side by side – two seats next to each other. Tandem – one seat in front of the other. Single + toddler seat – a single-seat stroller with additional toddler seat attached at front or rear.
Our test is based on the Australian standard for strollers, AS/NZS 2088:2013. We carry out various tests, including checking that the harness straps are adjustable and of adequate length; the child is securely restrained; folding mechanisms are safe and secure; and there are no sharp edges or possible entrapment points for fingers or limbs. We also test the stability of the stroller and that the brakes work well. A stroller that meets these crucial tests is worth considering.
Durability tests are based on Australian standard for strollers, AS/NZS 2088:2013. Our testers put the strollers on our 'rolling road' rig for 64 hours at a speed of 5km/h. All the strollers are also attached to a machine that continuously simulates the action of mounting a kerb. These tests show whether anything breaks, falls off or stops working properly after regular use.
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A Similar model is identical in most aspects except for a few. This means that a majority of its test results are identical so you can reasonably expect to get the same results from the model we tested, but for those aspects which aren't identical, we'll note these as "Not Tested" in the Compare tables.
A Tested model refers to a model that is still current and available in the Australian market. You should be able to order this model through your local retailer, or find it online.
These models can't be found in retailers or online or are no longer manufactured. You may still find these models on second hand websites, or in second hand dealers. Test methods may change over time, so criteria which can't be directly compared will contain an N/A.
An Identical model is exactly that. Performance characteristics will be identical and the only difference will be something trivial such as colour, which won't have an impact on performance.
These are models we haven't yet tested but that are available.
Whether one, both or neither seat can be reversed so that the seated children face you.
Whether one or both of the seats can recline fully to create a flat sleeping surface for an infant. "Main seat" refers to the single stroller's seat in a Single + Toddler seat model.
The ease of use score is our assessment of the seat recline functions, using the harness, and various activities such as loading and unloading the basket, using the brakes and locking the front wheel. Our testers fold and unfold the strollers, push them over rough terrain, up and down stairs and through doorways, and even assess how easily they fit into the boot of a family car.
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Our performance score is based on selected tests to AS/NZS 2008:2013. Models that pass all tests score 100 for performance; models with very minor failures score 80; models with other failures score 65 or less, depending on the severity of the failures. We test to the mandatory standard from 2000 too, but our recommendations are based on the latest voluntary standard which we believe is better at targeting issues around stability and harness safety. We hope by basing our recommendations on the 2013 version, we'll encourage the industry to do likewise and encourage the regulatory bodies to update the mandatory requirements to the latest standard.
