How To Explain 3 Wheeler Buggy To Your Grandparents

Why Buy a 3 Wheeler Buggy?
If you are a fan of a morning jog the three-wheeled buggy could be a good option for you. They come with larger wheels, which provide an easier ride, however they can be bulkier and require a bigger boot.
Anyone who wants to use their pushchair on outdoor walks should consider models with air-filled tyres (also called pneumatic) - they cope well on rough ground and can have the front wheel swivelling, which can be locked for better stability.
What is a three-wheeler buggy?
A 3-wheeled buggy is great option for off-roading or navigating around town. They can turn at a moment's notice and are light in handling, passing stringent stability tests. The fabric sling seat is set in a snug place inside the frame, not on top of modular seats. This design results in a lower center of gravity, which makes it easier to push your buggy. 3 wheeler strollers pushchairsandprams (r) comes with the first of its kind sport verso(tm) which is a three-wheeled inline chassis. It can be used as a child-facing infant carrier or a toddler ride-onboard.
Are you planning to get off the road?
If you want to be adventurous and venture off the beaten track, it's important that your vehicle can handle rough terrain. You need a good suspension to absorb bumps and large wheels that have air filled tires for a good grip on rough terrain. A front wheel that locks is also a fantastic feature to ensure stability while running on rougher surfaces.
MFM reviewer Kath really put this fun lovin' buggy to the test while driving it across rough dirt, cobbles, and grass tracks with her newborn and three year old. She said "it did everything without difficulty and was even enjoyable to jog on. The rear wheels are 16 inches and the lockable'swivel' front wheels provide great stability when you're tackling roadsides or uneven surfaces. The tyres come with a suspension built-in for a smooth ride."
Sport verso is a new world-first. It's a brilliant single buggy, but it is easily adapted to take two (or more!) once your family grows - all within the footprint of one buggy! The sling seats made of fabric are positioned snugly within the frame at a perfect height to distribute weight evenly. This allows for more ease of pushing and a lighter curb-pop.
Do you want to travel 'around town'?
A three-wheeler has a single wheel at the front and two wheels at the rear. The model you choose will determine, either the wheel is free to move or it can be locked in place so that the buggy is able to travel in straight lines. Their USP is that they are extremely maneuverable and easy to steer, and often come with suspension (which can be useful in difficult terrain) and air-filled tyres to ensure the ride is soft and comfortable. This means they are great for everyday use in the city and are often able to cope with kerb pops, as well as being capable of driving off road too.
As with any buggy, it is important to drive them responsibly and not get distracted by tablets, mobile phones or other electronic device. Avoid driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol as it could influence your judgement and reaction time. Examine the footprint of your buggy when it is folded in order to ensure that it can fit in your car.
If you want a buggy that can transport you from the park to shops, then you should look for one that has an ample shopping basket and features that are useful, such as the padded handle, a sturdy brake pedal (that will stop when you hit an upward slope) and a huge and extendable 50+ sun canopy. MFM reviewer Kath liked the fabric sling which has an automatic lie-flat mattress for newborns. She also liked the seating was placed perfectly within the frame to ensure good weight distribution. However, she did note that a four-wheeler has more storage space.
Want to go 'into the park'
With the incredible maneuverability this fun lovin' 3-wheeler has to offer, it is perfect for urban adventures too. MFM reviewer Kath tested it and found that it could navigate through bumpy sidewalks, grass and cobbles without difficulty. It also performed well on the kerb pops around town too, as the seat of the fabric sits snugly inside the frame and at the perfect height for the most effective weight distribution. It is able to easily push and lift it over them.
This buggy can also be used to jog, because it comes with lockable swivel wheels on the front and a'snug & stretch' tyre that gives an easy ride. The only downside to the big wheels is that it can be difficult to fold down into smaller spaces. It comes with some impressive storage features that can make up for it! It has a large basket and a zippered rear pocket.