There are plenty of reasons why you might be interested in a 3-wheeler buggy. Our guide will help you find your perfect match.
A 3-wheeler buggy that has a triangular-shaped chassis (frame) with a single wheel at the front and two wheels at the back. The front wheel is free to swivel or can be locked, so that the buggy goes in a straight line. The USP of 3-wheelers is that they are very easy to steer and manoeuvre. The single wheel at the front allows you to turn on a six-pence, which makes them great around the shops and off-road.When choosing 3-wheeler you need to consider how you are going to use it and if you need a forward facing or parent-facing buggy. All-terrain pushchairs (ATPs) are designed to handle rough terrain and urban environments alike. You may want a 3-wheeler as part of a travel system. Or, if you spend most of your time around town, look out for urban 3-wheelers (think chic, slick and in vogue).
