Stroller for twins heavier than 15kg each?

[mumwithtoddlerandtwins]

I've got twin boys almost age two, who are very tall and heavy for their age. I have the peach iCandy which was great when they were smaller, but I'd like to have a side-by-side option. I have only found maximum child total weight 30kg. Can anyone please recommend a side-by-side stroller which will take over 15kg for each child?

baby jogger city mini? I used it until DTs were almost 4. Best buggy I had and I went through a few...

What's the out and about nipper weight? I had this when my eldest was 2 and youngest was born. Eldest has always been tall and this was one of the twin buggies I found that did from newborn to 4yo.

Sorry, I see it says only 15kg. The single is a max weight of 24kg, I can't see why the double would be any different tbh. Mine were def over 15kg (i never checked the limit!!)

Out and about nippers are workhorses. Ive got friends who have 2 toddlers, a pre school perched on the front and another on a buggy board! They are super easy to push.

Just looking at the specs for the nipper double and it takes up to 22kg each side.

Thanks for these suggestions, I'll take a look. For choice though I'm hoping for a light-weight umbrella style, (such as Maclaren Twin Techno, but it's only 15kg per child). It would mainly be used to go 5mins to beach or park and back home, so width going through doors would not be an issue, nor comfort for sleep; it would literally be to go a short distance. Maybe I should buy a cart which is just pulled along!?!

You won’t get a light weight stroller for heavy toddlers- it doesn’t make engineering sense.

A cart for pulling could work, but give the out and about Nipper a try if you can. A double stroller would still fold quite big so it’s not going to be much bigger than MacLaren.

Oh get a radio flyer cart! I don't know why we don't use them here, they are everywhere in the US and would so suit your needs!

A double Maclaren would be a nightmare to push with 2 year olds in. Nipper definitely the best option.

Thanks for all your help!