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Three Wheel Pushchairs - Why You Should Consider One

Whether you're a fitness fanatic looking for a jogging buggy or a parent wanting an all-purpose stroller, three wheel pushchairs offer a world of possibilities. Here's the reason you should think about getting one.

If you want to use your stroller in urban and rural areas pick a stroller with pneumatic tyres. They are more suitable for non-paved tracks.

They're easy to manoeuvre

Three-wheel pushchairs can be easily maneuvered on a trail in the countryside or in the city. The three-wheeled pushchairs are more agile due to having a single handlebar and one large wheel on the front. The wheels are often larger, which means they offer more suspension and a smoother ride over rough ground. You'll also find some three-wheel pushchairs equipped with a handbrake, which can be operated with just two fingers and allows you to slow down on steep hills.

Select a model with pneumatic (or air-filled) tires if you need the buggy to be able to function both in urban and rural environments. They are more suited to off-road tracks and will go over sand, mud and even rocks without any issues. The best all-terrain strollers will also have an front wheel that can be locked to provide safety on extremely rough terrain.

You should also ensure whether your buggy is suitable for newborns as well as young babies - some have an adjustable seat that can be used from birth, whereas others will only be suitable for children aged six to six months old. It's also worth checking compatibility with other seats, buggie boards and car seats, which could be required in the event that you have more than one child to carry.

Many three-3 wheel stroller brands pushchairs are surprisingly light, which makes them much easier to lift once folded and to load into your car boot. However, the massive back wheels of these models can make them quite wide when opened, and you may need to take extra care navigating narrow paths or aisles in stores. If you're concerned about this, consider a model with a quick-release front wheel to reduce the size of the storage. This feature is available on some UPPAbaby strollers as well as other all-terrain models. This is especially crucial if you plan to use the pushchair on public transport or in tiny car booties.

Off-road vehicles are designed for them

A three-wheeled 3 wheeler pushchair is perfect for those who like to explore rough paths and muddy fields. Brands like Mountain Buggy and Out n' About have designed these rugged pushchairs with off-road capabilities in mind, perfect for woodland walks, beaches and country trails. They are great for rough terrain and come with particular features, like a lockable front wheel with foam-filled tyres that never flat and a true suspension. Once your child has grown old enough, these strollers can be used to jog.

A majority of these off road pushchairs also come with the option of facing the parent which is great for keeping an eye on your child and comforting them when they're ill or scared. These pushchairs are suitable for infants, toddlers, and adults. They are available in various sizes. Some come with additional accessories, like a ride-on board, which makes them an ideal option for children who aren't able to walk yet but would love to join in on the family fun.

Other pushchairs for all-terrain use have the unique 'Swivel to-Go system that allows the user to swivel the main wheels while still having the front wheel fixed. This makes them more stable over rough terrain and allows them to maneuver in tight spaces. They're also a good option if you reside in an area that is hilly because the additional handbrake on the handle can help you slow down steep slopes.

Some pushchairs can pivot their rear wheels this can be useful for uneven surfaces. The drawback is that pushchairs will have a bigger footprint, making it more difficult to fit in certain cars.

All-terrain pushchairs can be expensive but if you're planning to use them regularly they're worth the investment as they'll last longer than a standard 3 wheeler pushchair off road and will be capable of handling any terrain. Plus, they're super-smart and look gorgeous too. The latest iCandy Core, for example comes with a variety of clever features such as a spacious basket with zip-up lid, one-handed fold, and three recline positions - making it suitable for babies from birth when utilized with an iCandy carrycot or infant car seat adaptors.

It's easy to fold them up

Three-wheeled pushchairs are generally smaller and lighter than standard models. They are also easier to manoeuvre which makes them ideal for urban environments that allow them to navigate paved tracks and pavements. However it is important to be aware that the wheels on three-wheel pushchairs may not be designed for rough terrain, and are susceptible to punctures if the wheels are not made of good quality materials. It is therefore crucial to select a model that has a an swivelling front wheel as well as air-filled tyres that can withstand bumps and uneven surfaces.

Another factor to consider is how far you'd like to take your baby in your tri-wheel buggy. If you are planning to travel long distances, choose an extra large chassis and sturdy suspension to make sure your baby is at ease throughout the journey. If you want to use your three-wheel pushchair in conjunction with an infant seat, be sure to determine whether it has an adjustable lie-flat position or be adapted for car seats and carry cots. You should also ensure that your three-wheel pushchair is able to fold easily and fits into a car boot or other storage space.

Many companies offer all-terrain strollers that are easy to fold. For example the Bugaboo Fox 5 comes with a simple one-handed fold operation and can be flattened with the push of one button which makes it a great option for families who want to go out and about with their children. It also has an impressive collection of all-terrain features such as a large front wheel and suspension that gives agile, smooth movement.

The GB Maris is another good option. It was unveiled this year at the Kind + Jugend fair and is an innovative frame that is adjustable. It is suitable for babies as young as birth. The seat unit is world-facing and can be paired with an UPPAbaby carrycot or a compatible infant carrier. It also has foam-filled tires that never flatten and a front wheel that can be locked into the closed position to ensure safety on uneven terrain.

They're easy to clean

In contrast to four-wheeled pushchairs that could topple over on bumpy surfaces or in the case of off-road excursions, three wheel buggies can be easy to maintain and clean. They usually come with a simple, single handlebar and swivelling rear wheels that can be locked to help deal with rough terrain. A lot of them have adjustable suspensions to aid them in their performance on various terrains.

Select a model with air-filled tires if you plan to take your buggy off road. They are able to deal with any terrain and let you cross rocks, grass, sand and mud easily without getting stuck. Also, you should consider tyres that are puncture-proof.

Another thing to think about is how easy it is for your buggy to fold down and up - especially if you're trying it out with a baby on board. You'll also have to make sure it's able to fit in your car boot if using public transport. Some models fold with one hand, which is ideal when you're traveling on your own and with a small child.

Certain brands have created all-terrain strollers that are perfect for off-road and urban use. The TFK Joggster Twist is an excellent example, and is suitable up to 15kg. Its disc brake is highly efficient and you can use it with children up to the age of two.

Other pushchairs that are all-terrain include the Baby Jogger Versa GT and Easywalker June. Both are a little more expensive, but offer excellent value for money. The Stella by Maxi Cosi is a luxury option that features a sleek metallic frame, swivelling wheels that can be locked to allow you to change direction and rotate 360 degrees. It's also compatible with a carrycot as well as an infant carrier.