Why Choose a 3 Wheel Buggy?
3-wheelers are well-known for their toughness and durability. The MB Mini is now is owned by Phil & Teds features a lockback or a full swivel wheel to easily pop-up curbs and boasts a quick one-hand folding. It is suitable from birth thanks to the carrycot as well as (a cozy lie-flat baby bed) It also converts into an active double buggy.
Easy to Manoeuvre
When you choose a 3 wheel buggy you're opting for agility and lightness in handling. This type of pushchair has a single wheel at the front and two wheels at the back, which makes them very easy to turn on a sixpence, and can get over bumps or high kerbs effortlessly.
If you're looking to drive your buggy off-road it is essential to choose one that has a great suspension and pneumatic tyres, so be sure to look for these features. MFM reviewer Kath said she was "really impressed by the way it performed on off-road walks and challenging terrain" adding "it did a great job handling cobbles, grass bumpy pavements and dirt tracks really well, and was a breeze to navigate between kerbs."
If you're looking to purchase a buggy with three wheels for your newborn, make sure that the fabric sling is in the direction of the parent. Or, consider an adjustable model that can be used as a carrycot, infant car seat, or a comfortable, flat bed like Mountain Buggy's carrycot plus, (which provides a cosy, lay-flat bed certified to sleep overnight) or Sport Verso (which grows with your child, starting from day dot to a modular seating with a seat made of fabric). All their 3 wheel buggies pass the same stability tests and standards as models with four wheels, too! To further increase stability, they offer a 16" rear wheel that has a lockable swivel front that's perfect for running. You can stay fit while running with your children.
Easy to fold
Many buggy manufacturers have created lightweight walkers and buggies that fold easily. This is particularly the case for buggies that have 3 wheels. The buggy folds into half easily with a simple one-handed operation. This makes it easier to keep it in a small car boot or in a cupboard at home. A lot of these lightweight strollers and buggy models come with a convenient carry bag that makes it easier to carry your pushchair on the move.
Another benefit of 3-wheel buggy is their ability to maneuver better on rough terrain. This is due to their superior design, engineering, and weight distribution. 3 wheel pushchair have large wheels both in the front and back of the buggy, which is particularly important when tackling bumpy or rough roads or pavements. The wheels of the majority of 3 wheel buggies can be swiveled, which gives you more maneuverability and allows you to easily manage and steer the buggy on difficult surfaces.
This is the case with the new 3-wheeled buggy called Sport(tm) It's an amazing-looking travel system from a company that is more well-known for its car seats (Maxi-Cosi). The carrycot is suitable for infants and children as young as 3 years old. This all-terrain pushchair has impressive tires that are air-filled and so don't need pumping. Kath, a MFM reviewer, was amazed by its capability to deal with rough terrain. She said that it "navigates easily over grass, cobbles, as well as bumpy surfaces with ease."
This stylish stroller also comes with the ability to fold compactly and quickly with just one hand, and also offers a variety of 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 simple to use, rechargeable and can really boost your visibility when you're out and out and about.
Easy to store
The 3 wheel buggy allows you to effortlessly maneuver it on rough terrain. This is why they're often a better choice for off-road trips than 4-wheel buggies and can be a great option for those who like to go out and explore the countryside or urban landscapes.
A 3-wheeler can be very quick to turn thanks to its perfect geometry and engineering delivering superb agility and superior manoeuvrability. In terms of the kerb pop, they're very simple to push and can be used by all sizes of people. They can be even steered by one hand, since most of them have a front swivel wheel that turns on a dime.
A first in the world built on the OG of inline(tm) technology sports verso(tm) provides an innovative modularity that is future-proofs your pocket, providing you with a single buggy from day dot that can then be modified to accommodate 2 or more as your family expands, all within the footprint of a single buggy. It features an auto-lounge flat bed, a spacious cushioned seat unit, and an improved 5-point harness. It can also be attached to a carrycot or car seat. It also has a large shopping bag, the front zip pocket, and two mesh pockets at the rear.
Easy to transport
Compared to 4-wheelers, 3 wheel buggies are often more light and easy to maneuver and handle. The weight of the buggy is evenly spread over all four wheels so it's not a heavy burden to push. This makes them perfect for people who want a light and easy to transport buggy.
Mountain Buggy is a pioneer of all-terrain adventure. It has introduced a new 3 wheeled buggy designed for those who enjoy spending time in the great outdoors. The Upp XL comes in black or grey and features suspension and an oversized front wheel that provide outstanding off-road performance.
The Upp XL comes with a fabric sling that is designed to be parent facing. This allows you to be close to your baby. It also includes a cosy carrycot plus, certified for sleeping at night and a firm breathable mattress.
It's suitable for babies and, like all Mountain Buggy buggies, it has the same rigorous global stability tests as the strollers with four wheels. It's also, of course it's beautiful to look at thanks to 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 great buggy and then adapting so it can accommodate 2 (or even more!) as your family grows, all in the same small footprint as one buggy! It's easy to maneuver and makes kerb pop with the fabric sling that fits inside the frame.