The Ickle Bubba Venus Max Double Stroller features lockable 360-degree swivel front wheels, along with front and rear suspension, ensuring a smoother ride even on bumpy terrain. The stroller doesn't fold to cabin size, but it is very compact and extremely lightweight to carry at only 6.

That said, there’s a window in the hood that allows you to peek and talk to your baby whenever you want to. Read next: The best toddler car seats as tested by parents Is the Ickle Bubba Aries Auto-Fold Stroller good value for money? Each seat can be adjusted independently to keep both children comfy and will last them until they reach 15kg (approx. From bubba to toddler, the Moon 3-in-1 Travel System adapts as your child grows, with the pram mode seamlessly converting into the pushchair.Great attention has been given to the detail of the design, and although the true highlight is the one handed fold technology, other features include luxury leatherette detail, two UPF 50+ extendable canopy hoods, built in ventilation panels and two sneak a peek windows. With this double stroller, you can effortlessly take your little ones for a stroll, ensuring their comfort and safety. However, testing the buggy empty on a couple of practice jogs both myself and my mum found the running-speed handling and comfort to be fantastic. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.

While we didn’t test this buggy with a newborn, so can’t comment on how the seat fares with younger babies, tester Claire says, “My son seemed very happy and comfortable in the stroller. The average front door is 78cm (31”) in the UK, so some of these double strollers simply won’t fit through the door. While we are disappointed that the Ickle Bubba Aries Auto-Fold Stroller isn’t cabin-approved for flights, it’s nevertheless the ideal buggy for travel-conscious families, whether you regularly travel by public transport or car. During testing, Claire scored the Ickle Bubba Aries Auto-Fold Stroller on different criteria, including: assembly, safety and stability, ease of use, ease of folding and unfolding, comfort, design, ease of cleaning and value for money. I left the foot muff, cup holder, buggy organiser and bumper bar attached to it between uses and amazingly it didn't affect the fold or increase the space it took up.

Claire continues, “My son prefers sitting up and didn't nap in it, though I think he could have done easily. The Ickle Bubba Aries Auto-Fold Stroller is similar in aesthetic to other popular lightweight buggies, such as the Babyzen Yoyo2. The seat is a decent size for my one-year-old and my two-and-a-half year old found it comfortable too.

The additional Newborn Cocoon creates a cosy space for a newborn baby and can be used in the forward and rearward-facing position. There is also the option to purchase and attach a car seat or carrycot for one child, making it a great choice for parents with two different aged children.This stroller, like all Ickle Bubba pushchairs, strollers, travel systems, and nursery furniture, comes with a four-year warranty. After two months of testing this buggy out with mum of two, Claire, we were impressed with how well it helps parents navigate day-to-day life with a baby or toddler. Introducing the lightweight and nimble Venus Double Stroller, perfect for every family adventure with two in tow! The Bugaboo Donkey 5 is a big-budget luxury stroller ideal for parents whether they’re having twins, already have a little one and another on the way, or are planning to have two children in quick succession.

The more premium options, like the Thule Urban Glide 2, the UPPAbaby Vista V2 and Bugaboo Donkey 5, really are best for taller dads because they’re offering either adjustable handlebars or great clearance at the bottom of the stroller, meaning taller dads can walk at their usual stride. That being said, I am quite tall (5' 8") and still found it comfortable to push - my husband too, who is 5’ 10.

We have used this buggy for everyday use as well as for running and enjoy pushing it as it is super smooth on all terrains. A lot of double version pushchairs are more expensive just because there are two seats, however, the Ickle Bubba Venus is an absolute steal for what you get. I found the brake took a little while to get used to as it was stiff on its initial few uses, but once I did it was easy to flip the mechanism on and off with my foot and it felt very safe and secure.