What to Look For in a Double Pushchair 3 Wheeler
It is the first biggy that can be made modular in the world. It can be transformed from single to tandem mode in seconds and also accepts car seats. It also comes with a large basket and foam-filled tyres that never flatten.
Our MFM testers praised its smart one-handed fold and the clever mechanism for attaching and removing newborn cocoons. However, they found it wasn't as agile when it came to rough terrain, as some models with bigger wheels.
Comfort
A good quality double pushchair 3 wheeler should be comfortable for both the baby and parent with a comfortable seat and a hood that covers their heads. There are many colourways and fabrics as well as accessories that can be adapted to your personal style. Most models feature recliners in multiple positions and some even have the option of lying flat for infants. Some models are light which makes it easier to carry them into the boot and up and down kerbs.
Consider features that make your ride more comfortable, for example an easy suspension or a large basket. Some models come with an innovative frame that can expand widthways to accommodate a second seat, meaning you can fit them through narrow entrances and are more maneuverable in rough terrain. Some models feature a standing fold that reduces the space needed in storage. Others have a bag for carrying the buggy.
The Roma Gemini is a good example of a side-by-side buggy that is wider than a single buggy yet still flexible enough to be utilized in theme parks or cities. Due to their evenly distributed weight they are also much easier to maneuver around kerbs than other twin-seaters. They can be used from the age of newborn to about four years, and some have the option of attaching car seats or carrycots to prolong the life of the product.
A few can be transformed into a three-child set by adding a buggyboard for older, mobile children (UPPAbaby vist v2 double). While many manufacturers will specify the maximum weight limit for each seat and possibly the entire frame, it is difficult to determine exactly how your child will grow before they reach toddlerhood.
The best method of determining if a double pushchair 3 wheeler will work for you is to test it out in person, so you can be able to see how it's simple to maneuver with both children in the seat. Ask the shop if they can offer a demo or hire agreement to help you get a better feel for a model.
Stability
If you're looking for a double pushchair 3 wheeler that is able to tackle rough terrain and the high street look no further than the Mountain Buggy Twin Vesta. This side-by-side buggies has independently reclining seats and front and rear suspensions for an enjoyable ride on rough surfaces. It has a large shopping basket, and a bumper with two gates that are easy to use.
The iCandy Geo 3 is a compact and sleek city buggy. Its large pneumatic (air-filled) wheels are perfect for rough terrain, and its front wheel can rotate 360 degrees, or be locked so you can navigate it through tight spaces. It can carry twins, a baby and toddler (depending on the combination of car seats or seat is used), and can also be used as a single by attaching a baby carrier to its clever frame.
The UPPAbaby Vista 2 is a versatile option that can accommodate twins as well as toddlers, a baby and even three kids by adding a board. The clever frame expands in width to accommodate the seat. 3 wheeled pushchair can also be used as a single stroller that has a car or infant carrier attached via its smart adaptors. The clever front wheel can be locked or rotated, and the seat can be reclined in different positions for the growing toddler or child.
Other models worth checking out include the Out n About Nipper V5 and the UPPAbaby Vista 2. The latter is a favorite among MFM testers for its sleek design and high-end fabrics. It can be used as a single, or a double from birth to a maximum weight of 15kg per child. Its lockable front swivel and foam-filled never flat tyres are ideal for off-road walking or even jogging once your child is old enough.
This is the best choice for those who want an all-terrain double that can withstand rough terrain, such as cobbles, grass, and dirt tracks. Its huge 16" rear wheels with lockable swivel wheels and great suspension make it an impressive bike.
Safety
A double pushchair with 3 wheels can provide more stability than a four-wheeled model and is safer if you walk regularly in the countryside. Standard pushchairs with tiny wheels can get clogged up with grass, sticks and mud which makes them difficult to steer. A double pushchair with 3 wheels has big back wheels which make up the majority of the space. You are less likely to run into anything.
All-terrain pushchairs, such as the Roma Gemini, are a ideal choice for anyone who lives in an area with lots of bumpy and rough terrain. This model has large, puncture-proof all-terrain tyres and a strong suspension that makes it easy to navigate all types of surfaces without issue. Similarly, the UPPAbaby Vista 2 can handle any terrain and is ideal for twins or toddlers and babies with the addition of a 'PiggyBack'-style board (sold separately).
The Bugaboo Fox 5 is another excellent example of an all-terrain pushchair. It's also suitable for jogging once your child is old enough, thanks to its air-filled tyres as well as suspension. However, it's worth remembering that these pushchairs are a little heavier than standard ones and can be a bit bulky to fold, so it's ideal to use them for long, strenuous walks on different types of terrain instead of for a stroll around town.

A majority of the 3 wheel buggys that we have on hand come with great safety features, including an automatic brake that stops when you stop, an adjustable handlebar and a large canopy with reflective strips. Additionally, a lot of them offer a spacious shopping basket that is ideal to store your essentials and extras. Some of the more expensive models have innovative features such as one-handed folding mechanisms and a pocket for your seat on the hood, which is ideal for storing your phone or keys. They also fold down to a very compact size, so that you can easily tuck them away in your car's boot or under the stairs when not when not in use.
Folding
The egg2 is a 3 wheeled double pushchair with different configuration options to accommodate growing families. This stylish buggy comes in double and single modes and can be configured to accommodate infants from birth up to 4 years old.
The seat can be adjusted to recline in various positions to ensure that baby is comfortable and the canopy offers shade as required. There's plenty of storage space for all your shopping needs and the front suspension helps you get around bumps and ruts with ease. This double buggy also comes with numerous safety features like locks for brakes and 3-point seat belts.
This pushchair is perfect for parents who want to take their toddlers on the trails or on a run. It doesn't require any chargers or batteries. It's compact and light, making it easy to keep in storage. It can last up to six hours prior to recharging. The handlebar can be adjusted making it easy for people of anyone of any age to steer and control. 3 wheeled pushchair comes with an hood that can be raised and lowered to accommodate different weather conditions.
A popular option for urban families who are busy, this pushchair has large storage space and an easy one-handed fold. It has frontand rear suspensions to aid in maneuvering rough terrain. The seat can be set in either forward-facing or parent-facing mode. It also comes with a single-handed recline mechanism that allows for an upright position for newborns.
This double stroller by Phil and Ted can be used by two children who are up to the age of four years. It is compatible with a pair of carrycots, or seats. The stroller has a padded footrest and seat liner, and can be used in conjunction with the Newborn Cocoon to create a fully enclosed, flat environment for newborns. The stroller is designed to be able to maneuver over uneven surfaces, such as high tree roots and kerbs, and has 12-inch air chamber tyres for extra comfort and traction.