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Choosing a 3 Wheel Double Stroller
It's among the top side-by-side strollers we tested, providing an easy ride on rough terrain and easy turning in tight spaces. It's also a great jogger, and folds easily with the self-standing feature.
It does have double-action brakes that require release of two pedals, and does not accept infant car seats. This could be a deal breaker for some parents.
Safety Features
Three-wheel double strollers are more stable than four-wheel models for those who plan to jog and stroll. The reason for this is that they always have two wheels on the floor and some four-wheelers lift one wheel off the ground to navigate the obstacles like curbs and other obstructions. The trade-off is that three-wheelers are heavier, which could be a problem if weight is an issue.
Some 3-wheel strollers have pneumatic (air-filled) tires they are a great option for those who intend to run and want an easier ride than the hard plastic wheels found on some products. However, they need regular maintenance and air pressure checks (as as a tire pump and repair kit) because they are more prone to lose air than their traditional tires. Check the website of the manufacturer or stroller manual for recommended pressures.
Strollers with adjustable handlebars can reduce the strain on the neck, arms and back of the person driving them. The ideal posture for your arms is close to your belly button, with your elbows slightly bowed and your hands relaxed. A lockable front-facing swivel wheel can be useful for uneven or bumpy surfaces.
A well-functioning brake is vital and you must test your stroller's brake regularly to ensure that it is engaged quickly and effortlessly. Also consider whether the stroller comes with a peek-a-boo window and/or a reclining seat. These features are great for toddlers or infants who is prone to napping while you're out and out and about.
The better jogging double strollers have a feature called adjustable tracking, which...