3 Wheel Double Buggy
The Fox 5 is an all-terrain stroller that's ideal for parents who like to take a trip off-road. It features a fantastic suspension and big, puncture-proof wheels.
Claire Our test participant, Claire, was impressed with the packaging. It was simple to open and clean. She found it to be one of the simplest and most efficient pieces of baby equipment to set up. 3 wheeled pushchair tried it on some rough terrain and was amazed by its performance.
Seats
The majority of 3 wheel double buggies start as single pushchairs. Some models can be converted to accommodate a second seat with adapters. Some models allow you to add an additional board for older kids who are ready to walk, but require assistance.
For a lightweight option that is ideal for city streets, check out the Joie Evalite Duo. It's easy to maneuver and has a deep basket with plenty of storage space. It can hold twins from birth and accept two car seats or seats and a carrycot. The seats are required to face forwards and there's not enough space for a shopping bag under and you'll need a backpack for that.
If you like to take off-road trips then the Mountain Buggy Duet is a good choice. It's a side by side with the smallest footprint of any double buggy on the market. It's easier to maneuver through narrow doors, on public transport and to climb up and over kerbs. The adjustable handlebar features a handbrake for added security and safety.
The UPPAbaby vista 2 double is another lightweight option that is suitable for twins or a toddler and a baby. The seats come with multi-position recline and UPF 50+ sunshades while the canopy can be adjusted to keep the sun from your child's eyes. The Vista 2 can be converted into an UPPAbaby triple by incorporating UPPAbaby's "PiggyBack" board for older children.
The iCandy Orange double buggies are one of the most popular available. This is due to their exceptional comfort. It's a true all terrain pushchair, with a soft suspension that makes smooth work of bumpy surfaces. It can accommodate a massive 30 seating configurations, and comes with an integrated ride-on board that can be used for older kids who prefer to walk, and a 'cinema seating' mode that raises the back of the seat to improve visibility.

Alternately, the phil&teds dots is a brilliant single buggy from the beginning which is then able to take 2 (or 3!) in multiple configurations. This is particularly helpful if you have an infant in a car seat since the frame can be equipped with a wedgie for optimum position, and also car seat adapters to various brands.
Suspension
The suspension of a double 3 wheel buggy will determine how easily you and your child/children can push it. A smooth ride is essential because babies feel every bump in the road, especially when it's on rough terrain like grass or unpaved paths. Some models have front tires that lock to aid in maneuvering and navigating obstacles like curbs.
Some models have tyres with air filled that are great for all-terrain riding, but they can be prone punctures. Make sure you have an extra set of tyres inside the trunk. Some models have gel or foam tyres that are designed to take the bumps and can be less prone to punctures, however, you might find them a little stiff and uncomfortable for your child's back if you decide to run.
Our award-winning side-byside duet buggy comes with a superb suspension that will get you over any terrain comfortably and with ease which makes it the ideal buggy for city strolls. You can also upgrade the duet using our dual kit, allowing you to take 2 children - all in the same compact footprint!
MFM reviewer Kath put the Urban Glide 2 through its paces with her newborn and 3 year old son, and found it coped really well on tricky terrain: "it navigated effortlessly over pavements that were bumpy and grassy, cobbles and dirt tracks easily and was able to maneuver around corners and climb up and down kerbs. The 16" rear wheels, coupled with the lockable swivel wheel on the front, make it a very stable jogging experience. The Urban Glide 2 has a lot of features, including a large seat unit with a padded cover as well as a hood that has 50+ UV protection, and rechargeable and easy-to use visibility lights.
Folding
A three-wheel double buggy can fold quite neatly to be stored. There are models that fold flat and then stand up (as when they're in a pushchair position) as well as those that pop open to reveal more of an umbrella-style fold with an electric brake. The more wheels the buggy has, generally the more easy it will be to maneuver on rough terrain. This is especially true if your wheels are larger than typical size. You will have more stability, and it will be less likely that you will need to tip over or flip your child.
The iCandy Wave is a popular choice. It can be used in conjunction with an infant car seat from birth and then transformed to a double buggy when your child is older. It is a lightweight option that is easy to push. It also comes with a bumper bar as well as a raincover.
Another alternative is the phil&teds sports that is a future-proof model as it's brilliant as a single buggy from day dot and then adjusts to take two (or even 3!) within its compact footprint. It has an innovative three-wheel design that includes an sling to improve manoeuvrability and stability.
If you're looking to run with your kids, this is the best double buggies to jog with as it has a lockable front wheel that will help you remain in control when you're tackling off-road or hilly tracks. It also has a generously-sized undercarriage basket, a movable handlebar, and a soft suspension for a comfy ride.
It's a lightweight and compact model that folds easily in one hand and is great for travel. It's compatible with a broad variety of infant car seats, and comes with a handy pull-out undercarriage basket that can be used to stash shopping. It is a bit expensive however it comes with some distinctive features, like its one-click folding, as well as a variety of additional features, such as a bumper bar or raincover.
Storage
One thing that many people appreciate about a great 3 wheel double buggy is the storage capacity. Certain models, such as the Roma Atlas, have a large basket as well as two zip pockets on the hood, where you can store your keys and phone. It's also designed to deal with rough terrain, so it's a great choice for family walks or all-terrain strolls.
Other models such as the UPPAbaby Vista 2 offer plenty of space and flexibility to carry twins or even a toddler and a baby (it utilizes their 'PiggyBack' boards to make this possible). It's the smallest side-by-side double on the market and it has some impressive tech including game-changing LED visibility lights that change on each side of the buggy frame to increase safety in low light conditions.
For something a little different you can choose the Joie Evalite Duo is a lightweight buggy that can accommodate twins from birth (it's facing the world and can be used in the ability to lie flat). Its clever frame expands widthways to accommodate the additional seat, yet it weighs in at around 11kg, which makes it easy to lift and maneuver. It can be used with a car seat, carrycot or both. This allows you to have the best of both worlds.