SnoozeShade Twin Extra Blackout Sun Shade for Double Buggy, UPF50+, Universal Fit, Better Than Breathable Mesh, Sneak-a-Peek Zip, INPAA Approved

The double buggy sunshade that reaches their legs and feet: Not a parasol shading one direction. Blocks 97%+ UV and up to 94% of visible light in full sleep mode, so shade and naps both work. Both of them down at once: Pop the outer snooze panel over and the buggy goes dark enough for sleep, so two overtired babies settle instead of fighting it and taking the whole afternoon with them. Stop chasing the sun round the buggy: No shuffling two hoods every corner you turn, no waking them to check. Tested by ARPANSA to shade standard AS 4174, and in the UK you need it from mid-March. One shade, not two blankets: Blankets slip and need constant adjusting, and with two babies that is twice the faff. Our EziBreez mesh is air-permeable, better than breathable, and it stays put. Mosquitoes and midges, not just sun: Zip the inner front panel up and it doubles as a mosquito net, awake or asleep. Shared with Plus Extra and Plus Deluxe, so you get it whichever one fits yours. It does not fit a tandem: SnoozeShade Twin Extra is for two seats side by side in a double-width buggy. For a tandem, one seat behind the other, you need two individual SnoozeShades instead. On in seconds, fits what you already own: Stretchy straps fit double buggies and twin pushchairs from any brand, no clips or fiddling. Sneak-a-peek zip runs across the top so you can check on them. Why UVE beats UPF on a buggy shade: UPF is the clothing test, measured flat against skin. UVE is the shade test, measured with sun arriving from the sides and bouncing off pavement and water. You can see sun through the mesh, and that is fine: Light passes through, UV does not. The see-out front panel is one layer at 87%, and the sneak-a-peek zip across the top checks on them. Trusted by over 500,000 families since 2010: Invented by a British mum, winner of over 80 awards, one-year warranty you can extend to five for free. Also deters strangers leaning in for a peek.