Nuna DEMI Next vs. Nuna TRVL dubl

Nuna lovers are rejoicing over the launch of a new Nuna stroller! The Nuna TRVL dubl, which debuted in Europe last year, has finally crossed over to the US, much to the delight of American parents. Along with the excitement, many questions have arisen. Nuna's stroller lineup also includes a single-to-double convertible stroller, leaving fans pondering, "What truly is the best option for two?" In this article, we'll compare the DEMI Next and the TRVL dubl to help parents decide which is the best choice for a new baby and older sibling or twins.

Nuna DEMI Next  vs. Nuna TRVL dubl 

Is a convertible single-to-double or traditional side-by-side stroller better? Nuna DEMI Next and Nuna TRVL dubl:

Convertible single-to-double strollers and traditional side-by-side double strollers each offer their own unique advantages. The clear benefit of a convertible stroller is its versatility; it can be used as both a single and a double stroller. Parents don't always need to take both kids out—older children might be in school, and only the baby needs to be ready for an outing. Even parents of twins appreciate one-on-one time with each child. A convertible stroller provides families the flexibility to head out with only what they need.

In contrast, a side-by-side double stroller is always a double stroller. Therefore, when heading out with only one child, parents must deal with the extra bulk or, even worse, purchase and store an additional stroller for single-child outings. However, side-by-side double strollers have their own advantages. They tend to be simpler and more streamlined, which is exactly what parents of two often need. Convertible strollers usually have more moving parts and typically cannot be folded all in one piece.

Each family has its own unique needs and preference. Deciding between a convertible option or traditional side-by-side double may come down to choosing between versatility and ease of use.

Can the Nuna DEMI Next and Nuna TRVL dubl be used from birth?

The DEMI Next can be used from birth when paired with either a Nuna PIPA Series Infant Car Seat or a DEMI Bassinet. While the infant car seat offers much-needed convenience for families on the go, a bassinet is the preferred environment for extended periods of stroller use. The DEMI Bassinet is a versatile accessory that comes with an included stand, making it a great overnight sleep or napping station for home use as well.

The TRVL dubl provides a near-flat recline on both seats, which can be adjusted into carriage mode, offering a newborn-safe space during strolls. Additionally, the TRVL dubl can be paired with one Nuna PIPA Series Infant Car Seat.

Can the Nuna DEMI Next and Nuna TRVL dubl be used as travel systems?

Both the DEMI Next and the TRVL dubl can be used as a travel system. The DEMI Nextcomes with two car seat adapters, allowing it to hold two infant car seats, making it an excellent option for twins. In contrast, the TRVL dubl is compatible with Nuna PIPA Infant Car Seats without the need for adapters. An infant car seat can be connected directly to the stroller’s armbar. However, the TRVL dubl can only hold one infant car seat, which might be challenging for parents of twins.

Infant car seats  compatible with the Nuna DEMI Next and Nuna TRVL dubl:

The Nuna DEMI Next comes with two sets of car seat adapters, one ring adapter and one set of post adapters. These adapters accommodate seamless pairing with Nuna PIPA Infant Car Seats. For a list of compatible car seats click >>>here.

The Nuna TRVL dubl is designed exclusively for travel system use with Nuna PIPA Infant Car Seats. For a full list of infant car seats compatible with the Nuna TRVL dubl refer >>> here

What stroller offers better performance? Nuna Demi Next vs. Nuna TRVL dubl:

Both the DEMI Next and the TRVL dubl offer advanced suspension and are capable of handling various terrain. The DEMI Next boasts larger back wheels which makes it better suited for rougher