Two-seat stroller wagons are the most common choice for families with two young children. They tend to be lighter and easier to store than four-seat models, and there is a wide range of designs, from bench seating to individual seats with recline. This page gathers our two-seat reviews, comparisons and guides.
What separates two-seat wagons
- Weight limit per seat. Limits in our reviews run from about 45 to 65 lbs per seat. If one child is nearing the limit, that changes the shortlist.
- Seat design. Individual seats, benches and floor-level seats suit different ages. Some models recline; many do not.
- Harness type. Models in our reviews use three-point or five-point harnesses. A five-point harness is what the American Academy of Pediatrics’ stroller guidance describes.
- Wagon weight and folded size. Two-seat wagons in our reviews range from about 28 to 47 lbs.
- Infants. A few models accept a car seat adapter; most do not.
