Why Buy a Three Wheel Pushchair?

A three wheel pushchair offers more manoeuvrability and can be a good choice for urban or rural use. They often feature large, air-filled wheels (also called pneumatic tyres) that can withstand all terrains and give your child an enjoyable ride.

A lot of them are ideal for jogging, and some even come with a lockable wheel at the front for a secure jogging experience. Some have a fantastic parent-friendly design including generous storage and an adjustable handlebar.

Manoeuvrability

Three wheel pushchairs are a great option for parents who require a buggy that is easy to maneuver and can be used on various surfaces including busy streets to forest tracks. With two wheels in the back and a single wheel in front they are able to manoeuvre around obstacles or kerbs and are easy to steer one-handed. If you plan to use your stroller on rough terrain, select one with large wheels that lock to ensure stability. It should also come with a suspension designed to provide an enjoyable ride.

A number of brands provide three-wheelers in a range of styles, ranging from modern and sleek designs to tough and durable models. A good three-wheeler has a slim frame that can be folded into a slimline to fit in your car boot. Look for models that fold easily with one hand or that include an independent HOMCOM Folding Baby Stroller in Vibrant Red. This will help you save time and effort when you get started.

Many three-wheelers come with a locking and rotating front wheel. This allows you to change direction and turn swiftly which is ideal for navigating crowds or tight corners. Some models also come with a hand brake on the handlebar's back which makes it easier to reach and operate when climbing up steep slopes or tackling rough terrain.

All-terrain pushchairs come with large wheels that are puncture-proof that allow you to take your child out on any surface and weather conditions. They are particularly useful for parents who regularly take their child for 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 brake operated by hand on the right side, large tyres filled with foam that don't require inflating and a wheel on the front that is removable for easy cleaning. It's suitable from birth (in the seat facing the world or with an infant carrier that is compatible) and can be converted into a travel system by adding an appropriate car seat with car seat adapters.

For a fashionable and practical 3-wheel pram that's fun to drive, check out the Ickle Bubba 3 Wheeler with large and maneuverable front wheels, a suspension seat, and a simple to control handlebar. It's the perfect pushchair for a newborn or a toddler and you can also upgrade to an optional infant carrier or Ickle Bubba car seat for more convenience.

Stability

Although 3-wheeled pushchairs are more mobile, they aren't as stable as models with four wheels, especially on rough terrain such as high tree roots or kerbs. This is because three-wheeled pushchairs don't have same large base as a four wheel model, meaning that they're less stable. Some models overcome this problem by having features such as suspension or a central tire that can help keep the buggy on level terrain.

A majority of three-wheelers are built with urban living in mind and have moulded wheels that can be used on paved roads but they won't provide a smooth ride over grass or gravel roads. If you intend to take your stroller for both country and urban walks, choose one with big air-filled tires. They are able to be able to handle uneven surfaces.

Another thing to think about is whether you want your pushchair to be able to accommodate a second seat or buggy board. Some three-wheelers only come with one seat and do not allow you to change the direction your baby's face is, while others can be fitted with a carry cot or car seat (or both) for infants as young as six months. If you need to add additional elements to your stroller, ensure that it is easy to change between the various configurations. Ideally, this should be done one-handedly and without the use of any tools.

If you're a jogger looking for a light, flexible pushchair, a three-wheel pushchair may be the perfect choice for you. These pushchairs are usually equipped with a large, highly maneuverable front wheel, and suspension for a smooth, fluid movement. Some models have never-flat tyres which are foam-filled to help you navigate rough terrain without putting yourself at risk of punctures.

The UPPAbaby Ridge pushchair is a great example of a multi-terrain stroller which ticks all the boxes. It has a range features that are able to handle rural and urban lifestyles, including a 360 pivoting lockable front wheel, great suspension and large, foam-filled, always-flat tyres. It's even suitable for jogging once your child is old enough. It comes with a compact fold, an adjustable handlebar and a spacious 10kg basket.

Comfort

A three-wheeled pushchair is able to cope with rough roads and bumpy terrain better than the typical pram or pushchair. They are ideal for parents living in rural areas or who frequently take off-road routes. If you intend to use your pushchair to travel on these routes, it is advisable to make sure the wheels have large puncture-proof wheels that will prevent the clogging of grass and mud and also an enduring suspension that will allow your child or toddler an enjoyable ride.

You might also want to look into a 3-wheel pushchair designed for use on all terrains. The UPPAbaby Ridge is a good example is a fantastic choice. It has a variety of features that make it a fantastic option for off-road walking, jogging and even going out in all weather. The air-filled tyres are foam-filled and therefore don't run the danger of puncturing, and the suspension is very smooth and allows you to carry your infant or toddler on any rough ground.

The model folds using just one hand, making it simple to get into and out of your car boot or at home. There's also a large 10kg basket as well as a removable hood to keep baby safe from the elements. If the hood's fabric gets damp or mildewed, it can be cleaned in cool, soapy and dried outside.

The brakes on a three-wheel pushchair are usually either a hand or foot brake, which you press when you want to stop. It is a good idea to ensure whether the brake is easy to use and is in a position that won't hinder the use of the handlebar controls. It is also advisable to examine the padding of the seat and whether the model you choose is parent or world facing, as this will affect how far you travel and the places you go.

It's important to keep in mind that a pushchair with three wheels can be heavy and bulky when folded so it's essential to ensure that it can fit in the car boot or manageable to lift into the house when necessary. Some models are very large at the back, so they may be difficult to manoeuvre in narrow spaces or through doorways.