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The Reason Why Everyone Is Talking About 3 Wheel Buggy Right Now
Why Choose a 3 Wheel Buggy?

3-wheelers are renowned for being durable and hardwearing. The MB Mini which is now owned by Phil & Teds, for example, features the option of locking back or a full swivel front wheel to easily lift curbs and boasts a super quick one-hand fold. It is suitable for babies from birth, with the carrycot and (a cozy lie-flat crib for babies), and it can also be converted into an active double buggy.

Easy to manoeuvre

A three-wheeler is a great option for those who need mobility and lightness. This kind of pushchair is simple to maneuver and is able to overcome bumps and high kerbs.


Choose a buggy equipped with pneumatic tyres and a good suspension if you intend to use it off-road. MFM reviewer Kath said she was "really amazed by how well it performed on off-road walks and challenging terrain" adding "it handled grass, cobbles, bumpy pavements, and dirt tracks very well, and was a breeze to navigate through kerbs."

If you're considering buying a 3-wheel buggy to carry infants, make sure the sling seat made of fabric is facing the parent, or you could consider an adjustable model that can be converted into a carrycot, or infant car seat, such as Mountain Buggy's carrycot plus (which provides a comfortable and a lie flat bed that is approved for sleeping at night) or sport verso (which grows with your child from day to dot using an sling seat made of fabric to a modular seats). All of their 3-wheel buggies meet the same standards and stability tests as their four-wheel models! They have 16" rear tire that has a lockable swivel that is perfect for jogging. This means you can be fit while pushing your kids.

Folding is 3 wheeler pushchair have designed lightweight walkers and buggies that are easy to fold. This is especially true for buggies with 3 wheels. The buggy can fold in half using a simple one-handed mechanism. This makes it much easier to keep it in a small car boot or a cabinet at home. Many of these lightweight buggy and stroller models also have a smart carry bag that makes it even easier to carry the stroller when you're out and about.

The superior maneuverability of a 3-wheel buggy is an additional benefit. This is thanks to their excellent design, engineering and weight distribution. The buggy often has large wheels both in the front and back, which is essential for bumpy or rough pavements or roads. Moreover the wheels on most 3 wheel buggies can rotated, which can help to provide you with great agility and make it extremely easy to steer and control the buggy on difficult surfaces.

This is the case with the new 3-wheel buggy, called Sport(tm), which is a fabulous-looking travel system from a company more well-known for its car seats (Maxi-Cosi). It is suitable from birth thanks to its carrycot, and can be used up to age 3. The tyres with air-filled rims of this all-terrain stroller are impressive and don't require pumping. Kath, a MFM reviewer, was impressed by its capability to deal with rough terrain. She noted that it "navigates easily over grass, cobbles and bumpy surfaces with ease."

This stylish buggy also offers an easy and compact fold 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 use, rechargeable, and will significantly increase your visibility while out.

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 and urban landscapes.

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

A first of its kind built on the OG of inline(tm) technology; sport verso(tm) offers an innovative modularity that will protect your pocket, providing you with one buggy starting at day dot that can be adapted to take 2 or more as your family grows, all within the footprint of one buggy. It comes with an auto-lying flat bed, a wide seat unit with padded padding, and a 5-point harness. It also has the ability to attach a carrycot or car seat. It also comes with a huge shopping bag and the front zip pocket, and two mesh pockets on the rear.

Easy to transport

Compared to 4-wheelers, 3 wheel buggies tend to be more light and easy to maneuver and handle. This is because the weight of a buggy is evenly distributed over all four wheels, meaning it's not as much as a burden to move around. They are perfect for those who need an affordable and light-weight buggy that is easy to transport.

Mountain Buggy is a pioneer of all-terrain adventure and has released a new 3-wheeled buggy 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 designed to be a parent-facing. This lets you connect with your baby. It comes with a comfortable carrycot that's approved for sleep at night and a comfortable, breathable mattress.

It's suitable for babies for children from birth, and just like all Mountain Buggy buggies it passes the same global stability tests as four-wheeled strollers. And, of course it's gorgeous to look at thanks to its black frame in pewter and jacquard black fabric.

The phil&teds sports is a clever 3-wheeler that will protect your finances in the future by beginning as a great buggy and then adapting so it can be used for two (or even more!) As your family expands, you can use the same footprint as an individual buggy. It's easy to move and can be kerb pop with a fabric sling that fits perfectly inside the frame.

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