| 71 | | $730 | Awesome double stroller doing dual jobs as a jogger for toddlers |
| 70 | | $1,090 | Quality stroller with versatile seating options for growing families |
| 70 | | $1,100 | Twin car seat capable with impressive maneuverability and multiple seating options |
| 68 | | $710 | Great all-terrain stroller good for jogging and easy to maneuver |
| 66 | | $1,050 | Good choice for outdoor fun that is super easy to maneuver |
| 60 | | $200 | Great budget-friendly stroller that works well in small spaces |
| 58 | | $730 | Nice, quality choice that is easier to maneuver |
| 57 | | $450 | Nice stroller if you value lighter weight over maneuverability |
| 57 | | $400 | Budget-minded option with versatile seating and features on par with higher-end options |
| 57 | | $650 | Good quality stroller, but only works with Peg infant car seat |
| 56 | | $500 | Hard to keep on track and generally average in most ways |
| 56 | | $850 | Fun adventure pod you can stroll, jog, and bike with |
| 54 | | $280 | A lot of stroller for the price with nice features that are easy to use |
| 54 | | $700 | It isn't a bad inline option, but it is harder to push and use than the competition |
| 52 | | $500 | Second seat lacks space and visibility while taking up all available storage |
| 51 | | $650 | Stroller with disappointing second seat that is hard to use |
| 48 | | $250 | Best sit and stand we tested but it has limited functionality |
| 47 | | $230 | Heavy and hard to use but it does offer nice maneuverability for the price |
| 37 | | $300 | Frustrating to push and turn inline stroller that is heavier than most |
| 36 | | $180 | Hard to use inline made with poor quality materials |
| 36 | | $220 | Its length makes navigation difficult and the seats have unequal features |
