Why Choose a 3 Wheel Buggy?
3-wheelers are renowned for their strength and durability. The MB Mini is now owned by Phil & Teds features a lockback or a full swivel wheel to easily pop-up curbs and comes with a one-hand folding. It is suitable from birth thanks to the carrycot and (a comfortable lie-flat baby bed) It also converts into an active inline double buggy.
Easy to Manoeuvre
When you choose a 3 wheeled buggy, you're choosing agility and lightness in handling. This model of pushchair comes with one wheel at the front and two wheels at the back, which makes them very easy to turn on a sixpence, and can overcome bumps and high kerbs easily.
Look for a buggy with pneumatic tyres and a good suspension if you plan to take it off-road. MFM reviewer Kath was "really amazed by how well it adapted to off-road walking and difficult terrain," saying that "it was able to handle cobbles and grass, bumpy surfaces, and dirt tracks very well."
If you're looking to purchase a 3-wheeled buggy for your newborn, make sure that the sling fabric is positioned in the direction of the parent. You could also consider a modular that can be used as a carrycot, car seat for infants, or a cozy, lie-flat bed, such as Mountain Buggy’s carrycot plus (which provides a cosy, lay-flat bed certified to sleep overnight) or Sport Verso (which grows along with your child, starting from day dot to modular seat with a fabric seat). The 3 wheel buggies from Mountain Buggy are tested for stability and standards as their 4-wheel models, too! To further increase stability, they've got a 16" rear wheel with a lockable front swivel that is ideal for jogging. You can keep fit while pushing your kids.
Folding is easy
Many buggy brands have come up with strollers and buggies that are lightweight and are easy to fold. This is especially true for buggies with 3 wheels. They typically have a simple, one-handed folding mechanism that allows you to fold the buggy in half, making it much easier to put it in your small car boot or cupboard at home. A lot of these lightweight buggy and stroller models come with a clever carry bag that makes it even easier to carry the stroller when you're on the move.
The greater maneuverability of a 3-wheeled buggy is another big advantage. This is due to their superior engineering geometry, geometry and weight distribution. The buggies usually have large wheels both in the front and back, which is essential for bumpy or rough pavements or roads. Additionally the wheels on the majority of 3 wheel buggies can rotated, which can help to increase your agility and makes it easy to steer and control the buggy over tricky surfaces.
This is the case for the brand-new 3-wheel buggy, named Sport(tm), a travel system that looks stunning and is from a company more famous for their car seats (Maxi Cosi). It's suitable for babies with its carrycot, and up to the age of 3 years old. This all-terrain pushchair has impressive tires that are air-filled and therefore don't require pumping. 3 wheeled pushchair was really impressed with its ability to conquer rough terrain, saying that "it is able to navigate cobbles, grass and bumpy pavements effortlessly and is a joy to run with The lockable swivel front wheel provides the best stability."
This stylish buggy also offers a quick and compact fold with one hand, along with a range of great storage options (including a large basket and a toddler ride-on board). It even comes with a game changing set of LED lights that are easy to use, rechargeable, and will improve your visibility when you're out and out and about.
Easy to store
The 3 wheel buggy lets you easily maneuver it on uneven terrain. They are a great option for those who like exploring the countryside or urban landscapes.
A 3-wheeler is mobile and agile. Its perfect design and geometry allows for quick turns. In terms of kerb pop, they're also very easy to push and are able to be used by people of all sizes. The majority of them can be controlled by one hand because they come with a front wheel that can turn at a whim.
Sport verso(tm), a world-first that is built on the OG inline(tm). It provides a modular design that safeguards your wallet. It is possible to start with a single buggy, but then expand to two or more as your family grows. It features an auto-lounge flat bed, a large cushioned seat unit, and an improved 5-point harness. It can also attach car seats or a carrycot. As a bonus, it has some impressive storage space. It includes a large shopping basket with a front zip pocket as well as two mesh pockets on the rear.
Easy to transport
Compared to 4-wheelers, 3 wheel buggies are usually much lighter and easier to maneuver and handle. The weight of the buggy is evenly spread over the four wheels, ensuring that it's not a huge burden to push. They are the perfect choice for those looking for a lightweight and easy-to-transport buggy.
The revered pioneers of all terrain adventure, Mountain Buggy, have launched a new three-wheel buggy that is perfect for those who love to spend time in the outdoors. The Upp XL is available in grey and black and provides superb off road performance thanks to its oversized front wheel, suspension and quick one-hand fold.
For infants For newborns, the Upp XL has a fabric sling seat, which is designed to provide superior parental facing - ideal for bonding with your baby. It also comes with a cozy carrycot that is certified for sleeping at night and a comfortable, breathable mattress.
It's suitable from birth and, as with all Mountain Buggy buggies, it is able to pass the same rigorous global stability tests as the strollers with four wheels. It's also beautiful to look at with its black frame and jacquard fabric.
The phil&teds sport is clever 3-wheeler that protects your wallet in the future by starting out as a great buggy and then adapting so it can take 2 (or even more!) As your family expands, you can use the same footprint as a single buggy. With a smart fabric sling seat that fits perfectly into the frame and sits at just the right height to ensure perfect weight distribution, it's simple to manoeuvre and super-easy to kerb pop.