Why Buy a Three Wheel Pushchair?

three wheeled buggies-wheel pushchairs are more maneuverable and can be used in urban or rural areas. They usually come with large wheels filled with air, also called pneumatic tires, which are able to handle any terrain. This will give your child an easy ride.

Many are also perfect for jogging, and include the option of locking the front wheel for stable jogging. Many also feature a parent-friendly design including generous storage space and an adjustable handlebar.

Manoeuvrability

Three wheel pushchairs are an excellent option for parents who need a buggy that's easy to maneuver and is able to handle different surfaces from busy roads to forest tracks. They are easy to maneuver around kerbs and obstacles and can be controlled by one hand. If you plan to use your stroller on uneven terrain, select one with large wheels that lock to provide stability. It should also feature a suspension designed to provide an enjoyable ride.

A variety of brands offer three-wheelers that come in a range of styles. They include sleek and modern designs as well as rugged and durable models. A good three-wheeler has an incredibly compact frame that can be folded down to a slimline and fit into your car boot. Make sure you choose models that fold with one hand or an open fold that will make it easier for you in setting up and starting.

Many three-wheelers have a swivelling and locking front wheel, so you can turn and change direction quickly and effortlessly - ideal if you're navigating tight corners or battling crowds. Certain models also feature a hand brake on the side of the handlebar which makes it easier to operate and reach when climbing steep slopes or traversing rough terrain.

All-terrain strollers feature large wheels that are puncture-proof, allowing you to take your baby wherever you want in any weather or on any surface. They are particularly useful if you regularly take your child on long walks or runs through the countryside.

The UPPAbaby Ridge is an example of a all-terrain pushchair featuring a host of clever features, including a hand-operated brake on the right side, large foam-filled tyres that don't require inflating, and a front wheel that can be removed for easier cleaning. It's suitable for use from birth (in the world-facing seat, or with an infant carrier that's compatible) and can be converted into a travel system by adding an appropriate car seat with car seat adapters.

If you want a stylish and practical 3 wheeled strollers-wheel pram that is a blast to drive, try the Ickle Bubba 3 Wheeler with large and maneuverable front wheels with a suspension seat as well as a simple to control handlebar. It's the ideal pushchair for a newborn or a toddler and you can upgrade to an infant carrier that is optional or the Ickle Bubba car seat to add more convenience.

Stability

Although 3 wheel strollers-wheel pushchairs are more maneuverable, they're not always as stable as 4-wheel models especially over rough terrain like high kerbs and tree roots. Three-wheeled models don't have as broad the base as models with four wheels and can be less stable. Some models solve this issue by having features like suspension or a central tire that can help keep the buggy upright on rough terrain.

Many three-wheelers are designed with urban life in mind and have moulded wheels that can cope with paved tracks but won't offer a smooth ride over grass or gravel paths. If you plan to use your pushchair on urban and rural walks choose a model with large air-filled tyres which can deal with uneven surfaces.

A second buggyboard or seat is also an important factor to consider. Some three-wheelers only have one seat and do not allow you to change the direction your baby faces. Other models come with an infant carry cot or a car seat for babies as young as six months. If you need to add more elements to your stroller, ensure that it is easy to change between the various configurations. Ideally, this should be done with one hand and without the use of any tools.

If you're a jogger in search for a light, flexible pushchair, a tri-wheel pushchair might be the ideal option for you. They usually have a bigger, highly manoeuvrable front wheel and feature suspension for agile smooth movement and control. Some come with never-flat tyres that are foam-filled to help you navigate rough terrain without putting yourself at risk of punctures.

The UPPAbaby Ridge pushchair 3 wheels is a great example of a multi-terrain stroller which fulfills all the requirements. It comes with a variety of features to cope with both rural and urban lifestyles, including a 360 locking swivel front wheel that can be locked with a great suspension, as well as large, foam-filled, never flat tyres. It's even suitable for running once your child is old enough. It has a compact fold, an adjustable handlebar and a huge 10kg basket.

Comfort

A pushchair with three wheels is better for rough terrain and bumpy surfaces than a regular pram or pushchair. They are perfect for parents living in rural areas or who frequently take off-road routes. If you are planning to use your pushchair this way, it's worth making sure the wheels are wide and puncture-proof. This will stop them from getting clogged up with grass or mud. It is also important to have a strong suspension for your baby or toddler.

Consider a three-wheeled model of pushchair that is designed for use on all terrains. The UPPAbaby Ridge for instance, is a great choice. It comes with a range of features that make it a great option for jogging, off-road walking and even going out in all weather. The air-filled tyres are foam-filled and therefore don't run the risk of puncture, while the suspension is very smooth and will allow you to transport your child or toddler across any rough ground.

The model folds with one hand, making it simple to get into and out of your car boot or home. It also comes with a huge 10kg basket as well as a removable hood to keep baby protected from the elements. If the hood's fabric does get damp or mildewed, it can be washed with cool, soapy water and dried outdoors.

If you have to stop, you can make use of the hand brake or foot pedal on a three-wheel pushchair. It's a good idea to make sure whether the brake is easy to operate and is placed in a way that doesn't interfere with using the handbar controls. You might also want to examine the seat padding and whether the model you select is an angled or world-facing. This will impact how much and where you travel.

Remember that a three wheel pushchair is large and heavy. It is essential to make sure it can fit inside your car boot, or is easy to move into your home. Some models are wide in the back making them difficult to maneuver in small areas or doors.