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Three Wheel Pushchairs - Why You Should Consider One

Whether you're a fitness fanatic seeking a jogging stroller or a parent who wants an all-purpose stroller, three wheel pushchairs offer an array of options. Here's the reason you should look into one.

If you'd like your stroller to take on rural and urban surroundings, you should choose an air-filled model (also called pneumatic). These will cope better on roads that are not paved.

It's easy to maneuver

Three-wheel pushchairs can be easily maneuvered, whether you're on a trail in the countryside or in a city. They feature a large front 3 wheel stroller and a single handlebar, making them more agile than four-3 wheeled buggy models. The wheels are also often larger, giving you more suspension and a smoother ride on rough ground. You'll also find some three-lightweight 3 wheel buggy pushchairs equipped with a handbrake that can be operated by two fingers, and can help you to slow down when climbing steep hills.

Pick a model that comes with pneumatic (or air-filled) tires if you need a buggy to perform well both in rural and urban environments. These can handle off-paved tracks better and can easily go over mud and sand. The best all-terrain strollers have an front wheel that can be locked for stability on really rough terrain.

Make sure your buggy is safe for transporting infants and young children. Some have seats that can be used right from birth, while others are only suitable for babies up to six-months-old. Check compatibility of second seats, buggie board and car seats if you're looking to transport more than one child.

A majority of three-wheel pushchairs are light, making them much easier to lift once folded and to load into the car boot. However, the huge rear wheels on these models can make them quite large when they're open, so you might need to take extra care navigating narrow paths or aisles in stores. If you're worried about this, you should look for models with a quick-release front wheel to reduce the size of storage. This feature is offered on a few 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 small car booties.

Off-road vehicles are designed specifically for them.

A three-wheeled pushchair is ideal for those who love to explore rough fields and rutted pathways. These sturdy pushchairs were designed with off-road capability in mind. They're perfect for walks in the woods and on beaches as well as country paths. They're great for tackling rough terrain and come with special features like a lockable front wheel, foam-filled never flat tyres and true suspension. These special strollers can be used for jogging once your little one is old enough.

Many of these off-road pushchairs come with an option for parents to face. This is great for keeping an eye on your child, or calming them if they are tired or worried. These pushchairs can be used by toddlers, infants and adults. They come in different sizes. Some come with additional accessories, such as a ride on board. This is perfect for children who aren't yet able to walk, but still want to be part of the fun with their family.

Other pushchairs with all-terrain capabilities have an exclusive 'Swivel-toGo' system, which allows the user to rotate the main wheels while still having an unmovable front wheel. This helps them to be more stable on difficult terrain, and makes them easier to manoeuvre in tight spaces. They're also a great choice if you reside in an area that is hilly, as the extra handbrake on the handle could aid in slowing down steep descents.

Some pushchairs are able to rotate their rear wheels, which is beneficial on uneven surfaces. However, the downside of this is that they'll have a larger footprint and can be a challenge for certain cars to squeeze the size of.

All-terrain pushchairs can be expensive however, if you're using them often they're worth it because they last longer than a standard pushchair and will be capable of navigating any terrain. Additionally, they're extremely smart and look great 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 from birth it is used in conjunction with an iCandy carrycot or infant car seat adaptors.

It's simple to fold them

Three-wheel pushchairs tend to be lighter and more compact than standard models. They are also easier to maneuver which makes them ideal for urban environments, where they can easily navigate tracks that are paved and pavements. It is important to keep in mind that the wheels of three-wheeled pushchairs are not made for rough terrain and they can be susceptible to punctures if they are not constructed using high-quality materials. It is therefore crucial to choose a model with a an swivelling front wheel as well as air-filled tyres that can handle bumps and uneven surfaces.

It is important to think about the distance you plan to travel with your child in a three-wheel buggy. If you are planning to travel long distances, choose an even larger chassis and solid suspension to ensure your baby can be at ease throughout the trip. If you are planning to use your three wheel pushchair along with a car seat or carry cot, ensure it's in a straight position. It is important that your three-wheeled pushchair can fold easily and fit into the car boot or other storage space.

Many companies provide all-terrain pushchairs which are easy to fold. The Bugaboo Fox 5, for example, has a single-handed folding mechanism and can be flattened with the press of an arrow. It's an ideal option for families who like to get out and about. It also comes with an impressive set of all-terrain features, such as a large wheel and suspension that allow for agile, smooth movement.

Another good choice is the GB Maris, which was presented at the Kind + Jugend trade fair this year. It comes with a unique frame that can be adjusted to suit different users. It can be used as a single, a triple or a double, and is suitable for infants from birth. The seat unit is world-facing and can be fitted with an UPPAbaby cot or compatible infant carrier. It also has foam-filled, never-flat tires and an front wheel that can be locked in the closed position to ensure security in rough terrain.

It's easy to clean

Unlike four-wheel pushchairs that can topple over on bumpy surfaces or if you're using them for off-road walks, three wheel buggies are simple to maintain and clean. They usually have a single, simple handlebar, and swivelling front wheels that can be locked to help cope with rough terrain. Many have adjustable suspensions to help them perform well on different types of terrain.

Pick a model with air-filled tires if your plan is to take your buggy off road. These tyres are designed to handle a variety of terrains and they can effortlessly navigate through grass, mud rocks, and sand without getting stuck. Make sure you choose tyres that have no punctures.

Another thing to think about is how easy it is for your buggy to fold down and fold up - especially if you're trying it with a child on board. If you're using public transport, you'll have to ensure that it fits in the trunk of your car. It's worth noting that certain models can fold one-handed which is a huge advantage if you're travelling with children.

Some brands have developed strollers with all-terrain design that are suitable for use in urban areas and off-road. The TFK Joggster Twist is an excellent example, and is suitable for up to 15kg. Its disc brake functions well and is suitable for children from the age of two.

Other all-terrain pushchairs include the Baby Jogger Versa GT and Easywalker June. They're both pricey, but offer excellent value for money. The Stella by Maxi Cosi is a luxurious option that features a sleek metallic frame, swivelling wheel that can be locked to make it easy to change direction and turn 360deg. It's also compatible with a carrycot and infant carrier.