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Why Choose a 3 Wheel Buggy? 3-wheelers are known for being durable and tough. The MB Mini is now owned by Phil & Teds, for instance, has an swivel lock or full-swivel front wheel to easily lift curbs and boasts a super quick one-hand fold. It is suitable from birth, with the carrycot + (a cosy lie-flat baby bed), and it can be converted into an active double buggy. Easy to Manoeuvre If you opt for a three wheel buggy, you're aiming for the utmost agility and ease of handling. This model of pushchair comes with one wheel at the front and two wheels at the back, making them very easy to turn on sixpence, and they can navigate over bumps or high kerbs easily. Look for a buggy with pneumatic tyres as well as a sturdy suspension if you intend to use it off-road. MFM reviewer Kath said she was “really impressed by how well it coped with off-road walking and tricky terrain,” adding “it handled grass, cobbles bumpy pavements and dirt tracks very well, and it was great for navigating through kerbs.” If you're considering purchasing a 3-wheel buggy to carry infants, make sure the fabric sling seat is facing the parent, or you could consider a modular that can convert into a carrycot or infant car seat, like Mountain Buggy's carrycot plus (which offers a cosy and a lie flat bed that is designed for sleep at night) or sport verso (which grows with your child from day to dot with a fabric sling seat to modular seats). All of their 3-wheel buggies meet the same safety standards and stability tests as their 4-wheel models! To give you even more stability, they offer a 16” rear wheel that has a lockable front swivel, which is perfect for jogging. So you can get fit while pushing your children. Easy to fold Many buggy manufacturers have created lightweight buggies and walkers that fold easily. This is particularly true for three wheel buggies. They typically have a simple, one-handed folding mechanism that lets you fold the buggy in half, making it much easier to fit it into the car's small storage space or even a cupboard at home. Many of these lightweight strollers and stroller models also come with a smart carry bag that makes it even easy to transport the stroller when you're on the move. Another benefit of 3-wheeled buggys is their superior maneuverability when navigating rough terrain. This is due to their superior engineering geometry, geometry and weight distribution. They usually have large wheels both in the front and back of the buggy, which is particularly important when tackling rough or bumpy roads or pavements. The wheels of the majority of 3 wheel buggies can be turned 360 degrees, which allows for greater agility and makes it easier to manage and steer the buggy on difficult surfaces. This is the case with the brand-new 3-wheel buggy, named Sport™ which is a travel system that looks stunning and comes from a company better known for their car seats (Maxi Cosi). The carrycot is suitable for infants and children as young as 3 years old. This all-terrain pushchair is equipped with impressive tyres that have air in them and don't require pumping. Kath is an MFM reviewer, was amazed by its capability to deal with rough terrain. She said that it “navigates smoothly over grass and cobbles, as well as bumpy surfaces with ease.” Furthermore, this fashionable buggy offers a one-handed quick and compact fold, as well as fantastic storage options (including an ample basket and a handy toddler ride-on-board). It also comes with an assortment of LED Visibility Lights that are simple to operate, rechargeable, and will greatly enhance your visibility when you're out. Easy to store The 3 wheel buggy allows you to effortlessly maneuver it on rough terrain. They are therefore a great option for those who enjoy exploring the countryside or urban landscapes. A 3-wheel buggy is extremely mobile and agile. Its perfect geometry and engineering allows for quick turns. They are also simple to push, and can be used by people of all sizes. They can even be controlled by one hand, since they're equipped with an swivel wheel in the front that turns at a whim. A first of its kind, built upon the OG of inline™ technology; sport verso™ offers an innovative modularity that is future-proofs your budget, giving you one buggy from day dot, which can be adapted to take 2 or more as your family expands, all within the footprint of one buggy. It features an auto-lying flat bed, a large seat with padding and a 5-point harness. It can also be attached to a carrycot or car seat. It also comes with a large shopping bag and an open front zip pocket and two mesh pockets on the rear. Easy to transport Comparatively to 4-wheelers wheel buggies tend to be more light and easy to handle and maneuver. The weight of the buggie is evenly distributed over all four wheels so it's not a heavy burden to push. three wheel pushchair are ideal for those who want a lightweight and easy-to-transport buggy. The revered pioneers of all terrain adventure, Mountain Buggy, have unveiled a brand new 3-wheel buggy that is ideal for those who love to spend time outdoors. The Upp XL comes in black or grey, and comes with an suspension system and a large front wheel that provide an outstanding off-road experience. The Upp XL comes with a fabric sling that is designed to be parent facing. This allows you to connect with your baby. It also comes with a comfortable carrycot plus, approved for sleep at night and a comfortable, breathable mattress. It's safe from birth and, just like all Mountain Buggy buggies, it is able to pass the same rigorous stability tests as 4-wheeled strollers. Also it's beautiful to look at with its black frame made of pewter and jacquard black fabric. The phil&teds sport is a clever 3-wheeler that will protect your wallet in the future by starting out as a brilliant buggy and then adjusting so that it can take two (or even more!) as your family grows, all in the same small footprint as one buggy! With a clever fabric sling seat that fits perfectly inside the frame and is just the right height for perfect weight distribution, it's easy to manoeuvre and super-easy to make kerb pop.