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The larger wheels both rear and front allow you to move and more stable when walking downhill or in difficult terrain.<br><br>MFM reviewer Kath tested the buggy with a newborn as well as a [https://jansen-mcdonald-2.mdwrite.net/12-companies-that-are-leading-the-way-in-3-wheeled-pushchair/ 3 wheel stroller] year old and found that it was able to withstand grass, cobbles rough roads, dirt tracks, and kerbs. Kath said it felt sturdy to push, and very stable on difficult terrain. Its tyres (which are inflatable so need occasional pumping) offer built-in suspension, which was very comfortable for my kids.<br><br>The shape and size of the seat is a further factor to consider. You will want it to be large enough for your child's comfort. You will also need it to recline for them to lie flat. Some three-wheel buggies offer a full lie-flat option while others allow the parent to be facing one.<br><br>A great choice for tackling off-road and muddy trails is the Roma Atlas. This buggy can be used as a single from birth, and then expands to accommodate two children as your family grows. It is suitable for infants and toddlers from birth to age 4, and includes a bumper and raincover, a new 5-point harness, and a large cushioned seat. The storage options are great too, with a decent-sized basket, zip pockets on the hood and a handy pouch on the rear of the seat unit.<br><br>Wheels with a greater diameter<br><br>Larger wheels mean that your buggy will be more stable on rough terrain - ideal for off-road buggies. They also make it easier to move the pushchair around tight spaces. A lot of three-wheeled buggies come with the front wheels that swivel to aid you in maneuvering around corners with ease, whereas others are designed for running and come with fixed front wheels that lock to improve the speed and stability with which they can be pushed. This is especially useful when you crash into a tree or a kerb. 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With the 16" rear wheels, lockable front wheel, and tyres that are air-filled which allow for a smoother, more comfortable jog.<br><br>As the only all-terrain pushchair in our collection with a parent facing seat that can also take a carrycot or car seat, you can future proof your family and have fun on every adventure from day dot and into the future in the footprint of one buggy!<br><br>Kath, our MFM reviewer, also adored the roominess of this buggy. There's a easily accessible large, spacious basket that's surprisingly spacious for a buggy of this size. There's also an excellent pouch on the back seat unit, as well as two smaller mesh pockets beneath the hood to keep your keys and phone.