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Why Choose a 3 Wheel Buggy?

3-wheelers are renowned for being tough and durable. The MB Mini which is now owned by Phil & Teds, for example, comes with an swivel lock or full-swivel front wheel that can easily lift curbs and has a quick one-hand fold. It is suitable from birth thanks to the carrycot plus (a cosy lie flat baby bed) It also converts into an active inline double buggy.

Easy to Manoeuvre

A 3 wheel buggy is an excellent choice for those who want agility and lightness. This type of pushchair has one wheel in the front and two wheels in the back, which makes them really easy to turn on a sixpence, and can overcome bumps and high kerbs effortlessly.

Find a buggy that has pneumatic tyres as well as a sturdy suspension if you intend to take it off-road. MFM reviewer Kath was "really impressed by the way it handled off-road walking and difficult terrain," saying that "it was able to handle cobbles and grass bumpy surfaces, dirt tracks very well."

If you're considering purchasing a 3-wheel buggy to accommodate infants, make sure the sling seat made of fabric is oriented towards the parents, or think about a modular that can convert into a carrycot, or infant car seat, such as Mountain Buggy's carrycot plus (which offers a cosy sleeper that's designed for sleep at night) or sport verso (which grows with your child from day dot by converting a fabric sling seat to modular seats). All of their 3-wheel buggies have the same safety standards and stability tests as their four-wheel models! They have a 16" rear tire that has an swivel wheel lockable that is perfect for running. You can stay fit while pushing your children.

Folding is easy

Many buggy brands have created lightweight buggies and strollers that fold easily. This is particularly applicable to buggies with three wheels. They typically have a simple, one-handed folding mechanism that allows you to easily fold the buggy in half, making it easier to squeeze it into your car's boot or cupboard at home. Many of these lightweight buggy and stroller models also have an elegant carry bag that makes it even easier to carry the stroller when you're out and about.

Another major benefit of 3-wheel buggys is their ability to maneuver better on rough terrain. This is thanks to their superior design, engineering and weight distribution. The buggy often has large wheels both in the front and back, which is important for bumpy or rough pavements or roads. Moreover the wheels on most 3 wheel buggies can pivoting, which helps to give you great agility and make it extremely easy to steer and control the buggy over difficult terrains.

This is the case for the brand new 3 wheeler pushchairs from birth-wheel buggy called Sport(tm) which is a travel system that looks 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 is suitable up to the age of 3 years old. The air-filled tyres of this stroller for all terrains are impressive and don't need pumping. Kath is an MFM reviewer, was impressed by its capability to deal with rough terrain. She noted that it "navigates easily over grass, cobbles, as well as bumpy surfaces effortlessly."

Additionally, this sleek buggy offers a one-handed quick and compact fold and some fantastic storage options (including large baskets and a comfortable toddler ride on board). It also comes with an assortment of LED Visibility Lights that are easy to operate, rechargeable, and will significantly increase your visibility while out.

Easy to store

The 3 wheeler pushchairs from birth wheel buggy lets you easily maneuver it on uneven terrain. They are a fantastic option for those who love exploring the countryside or urban landscapes.

A 3-wheel buggy can be extremely quick to turn around, with perfect geometry and engineering delivering incredible agility and superior maneuverability. In terms of the kerb's pop, they're very simple to push and can be utilized by all sizes of people. They can even be steered by one hand, since they're equipped with an upper swivel that turns at a whim.

Sport verso(tm) which is a world-first that is built on the OG inline(tm). It is a modular system that helps protect your pocketbook. It is possible to start with a single stroller, 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 be attached to an infant car seat or carrycot. It also comes with a huge shopping bag with the front zip pocket, and two rear mesh pockets.

Easy to transport

Compared to 4-wheelers, 3 wheel buggies are often much lighter and easier to maneuver and handle. This is because the weight of a buggie is evenly distributed over all four wheels, so it's not as much as a burden to move around. This makes them ideal for those who prefer an easy and light transport buggy.

The renown pioneers of all terrain adventure, Mountain Buggy, have unveiled a brand new 3-wheel buggy that's perfect for those who love to be in the great outdoors. The Upp XL comes in black or grey and features a suspension system and oversized front wheel that offer excellent off-road performance.

The Upp XL comes with a fabric sling designed to be child-facing. This lets you bond with your newborn. It also comes with a comfortable carrycot that is approved for sleep at night and a breathable, firm mattress.

It's safe from birth and, just like all Mountain Buggy buggies, it has the same rigorous global stability tests as 4-wheeled strollers. It's also beautiful to look at, with its black frame and jacquard fabric.

The phil&teds sport is a clever 3 wheel running buggy-wheeler that protects your pocket in the future by starting out as a brilliant buggy and then adapting so 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, which fits perfectly inside the frame and is just the right height to ensure perfect weight distribution, it's simple to maneuver and a breeze to make kerb pop.