Connor's to be Mommy
Look up a Ted and Phil double. I LOVE IT! It is the size of a single but is a double.....not bulky wide or really long. The only downside is not much room for items but I would rather have to have a little backpack or just go without a ton than have a huge annoying stroller =)

Sosumi
The City Select for sure. I believe it's only 6 inches longer than the Phil and Teds. So small footprint and it collapses easily and very compactly. I had a phil and teds for my first 2, but I'm liking the City Select much better as a double inline. It has a better center of gravity (the Phil and Ted's explorer I had tipped back too easily), a huge under storage, the seats are module (so you have a bunch of choices when it comes to seating arrangements), plus both seats carry up to 45 lbs. With the phil and teds, their jump seats only carry to 35 lbs. I never tried out the icandy, but I did try the city mini double and I did like the handling very much. It also has a very nice sun shade. I just didn't like the side by side double. It takes up too much room indoors. I wanted to be able to go into stores with my stroller and a side by side is too much of a hassle.

heather
Look up the b.o.b strollers..they r AMAZING strollers. Like no other stroller! Babies r us has them but you can just google bob stroller. Good luck!

Tony_LunK
City Mini is Great! looking for a great everyday stroller? this is it! Storage: In terms of weight, this stroller isn't a feather, but no double stroller is. In comparison to others, it is light and reasonable to lift in and out of a trunk. It also folds flat, so while you need a bit of space width wise, it can go flat in a trunk and leave room for other items (I fit it in the trunk of my Chevy Cavalier with room for diapers, groceries, and other things) or fit inside easily (we store ours in the hall closet). Folding the stroller is easy- just pull up on the two straps located on the seats and the stroller folds right in half- though I will say there are a few times I went to fold it and I needed to shake it a bit to get it to fold all of the way. What's great is that it can also fold flat with the belly bar attached, so you don't have to remove and reattach it every time. Quality: The stroller is sturdy and well-made. The handlebar is has a nice rubber grip, not those cheap foam handle grips that come on a lot of strollers. The actual frame of the stroller is of high quality and the material is durable, which is necessary since the stroller folds out so it has to be durable to avoid rips. Features: Starting from the top, the handlebar has a great grip, but it is not adjustable. At 5'5" to 5'9" we have found it to be a perfect height, although if your arms aren't extended enough you may find your feet hit the stroller or your knees hit the seat when the child is reclined back all of the way. There are no accessories with this stroller like a cup holder or child trays- you can buy accessories for it but for the price it would be nice for the stroller to come with at least a cup holder; however, keep in mind that sometimes those accessories add weight or make it more difficult to fold.