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3 Wheel Double BuggyA great choice for parents who wish to explore off-road the Fox 5 is a true all-terrain pram. It has impressive suspension and large, puncture-proof wheels.Our test participant Claire was impressed by the clean, easy-to-open packaging and found it one of the fastest and easiest pieces of baby equipment to put together. She tried it on some rough terrain and was impressed with its performance.SeatsThe majority of triple buggies begin as single pushchairs. However, some can be converted to accommodate the second seat using adapters. You'll also find that some models allow you to include a ride-onboard for older children who want to walk but require a little help.For a lightweight alternative that's ideal for urban streets, look into the Joie Evalite Duo. It's easy to move and comes with a large basket that is full of storage. 3 wheel buggy can accommodate twins starting at birth and accepts two car seats or a carrycot with seat. The seats must be facing forward and there is no space for a shopping bag under the seat. You will require a sidepack.If you're looking to go off-road then the Mountain Buggy Duet is a great choice. It's a side-by-side with the smallest footprint of any double buggy available on the market. It is easier to get through narrow doors, on public transport and to climb up and over kerbs. The adjustable handlebar comes with an integrated handbrake to increase safety and security.Another lightweight choice is the UPPAbaby Vista 2 Double that can be used for twins or a toddler and a baby. The seats have a multi-position reclining with UPF 50+ sunshades. The canopy can be adjusted to ensure that the sun does not reach your child's eyes. The Vista 2 can even be transformed into a triple using the addition of UPPAbaby's 'PiggyBack' board for mobile older children.The iCandy Orange is one of the most popular double buggies that are available because of its exceptional comfort. It's a true all-terrain pushchair with soft suspension that makes light 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, plus a 'cinema seating' mode which raises the back seat for better visibility.The phil&teds dots are great single buggys that can be easily adapted to take two (or three!) Multiple configurations are possible. This is especially useful for parents who have children in your car. The frame can be fitted to a wedgie, which permits the most optimal lying-flat position. Car seat adapters that work with various brands.SuspensionThe quality of the suspension in a 3-wheel double buggy is crucial to how it will be easy for you and your baby/s to push. It is crucial to have a smooth ride, since babies feel every bump that comes along the road. This is particularly true if you are driving on rough terrain, such as grass or roads that aren't paved. Some models also come with locking front wheels to help with maneuvering and getting over obstacles such as curbs.Some models use air-filled tyres that give you a great all-terrain adventure, but they could be susceptible to punctures, so ensure you have spares in the trunk. Other models use gel or foam tyres, specifically designed to handle bumps and are less susceptible to punctures, but you might find them to be a bit stiff and uncomfortable for your child's back should you decide to jog.The side-by-side is the most suitable buggy for city walks. It comes with a superb suspension system that lets you easily and comfortably navigate any terrain. You can even upgrade the duet by adding our dual kit to be able to take 2 children - all within the same compact footprint!MFM reviewer Kath tested the Urban Glide 2 with her newborn and 3-year-old and found it exceptionally adept on terrains that are difficult to traverse. "It glided effortlessly over bumpy sidewalks and grass cobbles, dirt, and tracks and was easy to maneuver around corners and get up or down kerbs." It's even very pleasant to jog, with the 16" rear wheels and lockable swivel front wheels giving you a stable running experience." The Urban Glide 2 has a variety of features, like large seats with a padded cover, hood with 50+ UV protection and rechargeable and easy-to use visibility lights.FoldingA three-wheel double buggy can be folded up neatly to be stored. There are models that fold flat and then stand up (as if they're in a pushchair position) and also those that pop open to reveal an umbrella-style fold with an electric brake. In general, the more wheels a buggy has the more comfortable it will be to handle on rough terrain. This is especially relevant when the wheels are bigger than the average. This will give you more stability and make it less likely that your child will tip or flip over.The iCandy Wave is a popular option. It can be used in conjunction with an infant car-seat from birth, and later converted to a double buggy after your child has reached the age of. It's a lightweight option, which makes it easy to push, and it comes with extra features like a bumper bar and raincover.Another alternative is the phil&teds sport, which is future proof because it's a fantastic single buggy from day one and then adjusts to take 2 (or even 3!) All of this fits into its compact footprint. It features a clever 3-wheel design and the sling seat to provide superior manoeuvrability, stability and the ability to pop the kerb.If you're looking to run with your kids, this is the best double buggie for jogging because it comes with a lockable swivel front wheel that will help you keep your balance when tackling hilly or off-road tracks. It also has a spacious undercarriage basket, an adjustable handlebar and soft suspension for an enjoyable ride.This is a light, compact option that is easy to fold with just one hand. It is perfect for travel. It's compatible with a broad range of infant car seats and has an undercarriage basket that can be pulled out that can be used to store shopping. It's a bit costly however, it does have several distinctive features, like its one-click folding, as well as a variety of extras, including bumper bars or raincovers.StorageMany are awed by the storage capacity of the triple wheeled double buggy. Some models, such as the Roma Atlas, have a large basket as well as two zip pockets on the hood, where you can keep your keys and phone. It's also designed to cope with slightly rough terrain so it's a great choice for family walks and all-terrain walks.Other models like the UPPAbaby Vista 2 offer plenty of space and the flexibility to accommodate twins or a toddler and a baby (it uses their 'PiggyBack' board make this possible). It's the most compact side-by-side double in the market and it comes with some amazing tech including game-changing LED visibility lights that change on each side of the buggy frame to improve security in low-light conditions.The Joie Evalite Duo, a lightweight stroller that can accommodate twins from birth, and is world-facing with a lie-flat seat, is something different. The clever frame can be expanded to accommodate the extra seat, but it only weighs about 11kg, making it easy to lift and manoeuvre. It can also accommodate an infant car seat or carrycot, allowing you to get the best of both worlds. it can help you save money in the future since you don't need to purchase a new buggy right away.