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Why Choose a 3 wheel buggy (read more)?

3-wheelers are renowned for their durability and toughness. The MB Mini, now owned by Phil & Teds, for instance, has a lock-back or full swivel front wheel that is able to pop up curbs and has a quick one-hand fold. It is suitable for babies from birth, with the carrycot plus (a cosy lie-flat baby bed) and can also be converted to an active double buggy.

Easy to manoeuvre

A 3 wheel buggy is a fantastic option for those looking for mobility and lightness. This type of pushchair is easy to maneuver and will easily overcome bumps and high kerbs.

Look for a buggy with pneumatic tyres and an excellent suspension if you intend to use it off-road. MFM reviewer Kath was "really amazed at how well it performed on off-road walks and difficult terrain" saying that "it handled grass and cobbles, bumpy surfaces, and dirt tracks very well."

If you are looking to purchase a 3-wheeled buggy for your newborn, make sure that the fabric sling is positioned in the direction of the parent. You could also consider a modular that can be transformed into an car seat for infants, or a cozy, lie-flat bed such as Mountain Buggy's carrycot plus (which provides a cosy lay-flat mattress that is suitable for overnight sleep) or Sport Verso (which expands with your child, from day dot to a modular seat with a fabric seat). All of their 3-wheel buggies have the same standards and stability tests as their four-wheel models! To give you even more stability, they have a 16" rear wheel with lockable swivel front that's perfect for jogging 3 wheel stroller. So you can get fit while pushing your children.

Folding is easy

Many buggy brands have created strollers and buggies that are lightweight and are very easy to fold. This is especially applicable to buggies with three wheels. They usually come with an easy one-handed folding mechanism that allows you to fold the buggy in half, making it easier to fit it into the car's small or cabinet at home. A lot of these lightweight strollers and buggy models come with a handy carry bag that makes it easier to carry your pushchair on the move.

Another major benefit of 3-wheel buggy is their ability to maneuver better on rough terrain. This is due to their excellent engineering geometry, geometry and weight distribution. They often have large wheels both in the back and the front of the buggy, which is especially crucial when you are dealing with bumpy or rough roads or pavements. Furthermore the wheels on most 3 wheel buggies can swivel, which further helps to increase your agility and makes it easy to steer and control the buggy on difficult surfaces.

This is the case for the brand new 3-wheel buggy called Sport(tm) which is a travel system that is stunning and is manufactured by the same company that is famous for their car seats (Maxi Cosi). It's suitable for babies with its carrycot, and can be used up to the age of 3 years old. The tyres that are filled with air of this stroller for all terrains are impressive and don't require pumping. MFM reviewer Kath was awed by its ability to conquer rough terrain, stating that "it can navigate well over grass, cobbles and bumpy pavements with ease, and is a pleasure to jog with The lockable swivel in the front wheel gives you excellent stability."

This stylish stroller also comes with the ability to fold compactly and quickly using just one hand and also offers a variety of storage options (including an ample basket and a toddler ride-on board). It also comes with a set of LED visibility Lights that are simple to operate, rechargeable, and will greatly improve your visibility while you're out.

Easy to store

The 3 wheel double buggy wheel buggy lets you effortlessly maneuver it on rough 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 simple to push and are able to be used by all sizes of people. Most of them can be controlled by one hand because they come with an in-front wheel that can turn on a dime.

Sport verso(tm), a world-first, is built on the OG inline(tm). It offers a modularity that protects your wallet. You can start with a single buggy and then upgrade to two or more as your family expands. It features an auto-lounge flat bed, a large cushioned seat unit, and an improved 5-point harness. It can also be attached to a car seat or carrycot. It also has a large shopping bag, a front zip pocket, and two rear mesh pockets.

Easy to transport

Comparing 3 wheel bassinet stroller-wheel buggies to 4-wheelers is often more simple and less heavy. This is because the weight of a buggie is evenly distributed over the four wheels, which means it's not as heavy a burden to carry around. They are perfect for those who want an easy-to-transport and lightweight buggy.

Mountain Buggy is a pioneer of all-terrain adventures and has released a new 3-wheeled buggy for those who love spending time outdoors. The Upp XL comes in black or grey, and comes with suspension and an oversized front wheel that offer an outstanding off-road experience.

The Upp XL comes with a fabric sling that has been designed to be child-facing. This allows you to be close to your baby. It comes with a comfortable carrycot that's certified for sleeping at night and a firm, breathable mattress.

It's suitable from birth, and as all Mountain Buggy buggies it passes the same tests for stability as four-wheeled strollers. And, of course, it's a beauty to look at with its black frame in pewter and jacquard black fabric.

The phil&teds sport is clever 3-wheeler that will protect your finances in the future by starting out as a great buggy and then adjusting so that it can take two (or even more!) as your family grows, all within the same small footprint as a single buggy! With a smart fabric sling seat, which fits perfectly into the frame and sits at just the right height to ensure perfect weight distribution, it's effortless to manoeuvre and super-easy to take a kerb off.