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BOB Gear Wayfinder – A Compact 3 Wheel Stroller This stroller is a great value. It is extremely maneuverable and a comfortable seat that has recline capabilities and a parent tray and underseat storage. It's missing an adjustable handlebar and cup holder, but those aren't major complaints considering this price. While strollers with 3 wheels are easier for children, they can be heavier and more bulky. This is particularly true for jogging walkers. Lightweight The type of stroller you choose can make a big difference in the ease to use. Many models feature large wheels, which provide a smooth ride for the baby. They are also more durable than small wheels and have a less pronounced tread, which allows them to be able to travel across a variety of surfaces. The size of the wheel you pick depends on your budget and the terrain you will be walking on. While some models come with all-terrain tires, others have only a few kinds of wheels that are designed for specific terrain. The most popular tires are air-filled, and offer smooth rides. However, they can be flattened quickly. How to Select the Best Stroller There's no stroller that does everything, but there are some that come close. For instance, a big stroller may be too bulky for a trunk space or difficult to navigate in tight spaces, while an ultra-compact model could be too small to provide enough features to run around and playing outside. There are a few mid-sized options that are lightweight, quick to fold, and provide good value for the cost. Based on your requirements, you might prefer a three-wheel stroller or a four-wheel stroller. A 3-wheeler comes with three wheels that glide in a small, compact manner. A four-wheeler has four larger, rugged-terrain-ready wheels. A stroller with 3 wheels is less expensive than a four wheeled stroller but will not have as many features or cargo. If you're seeking a stroller that is easy to fold and move and move around, then look no further than the Delta Children LX Side by Side. The two-seater stroller is light and features an umbrella folding design that is traditional. It's a bargain for what you get, and is a top pick for families who intend to use it for vacations or at airports frequently. Similar to the Contours Itsy, this stroller arrives in a box that is fully assembled and folds down by pressing two buttons on the handle. The stroller can also be stored and transported with the included carrying case. The storage compartment under the seat can be used to store a diaper bag and backpack, making it easy to pack for travel. It comes with a sturdy handle that doubles as a bumper bar when the stroller folds. It can also fit into the overhead bins on many planes. Easy to Manoeuvre When looking for strollers to buy one of the most important aspects to consider is how easy it will be to maneuver. The majority of strollers are designed be easy to maneuver, which means you can move them through narrow aisles in shops and navigate crowded sidewalks. Whether you are going on an outing or completing errands, having an easy-to-use, lightweight stroller can make your life a lot easier. A 3-wheel stroller is a great option for navigating busy streets and narrow spaces. It can be controlled in any direction with ease and you can easily navigate through the most chaotic of situations. Many of these strollers also feature an front wheel that can pivot, making it more maneuverable in tight spaces. 3 wheel buggy to think about when selecting a stroller is how it will perform on various types of terrain. A stroller with three wheels is great for sidewalks that are bumpy, but not so great on escalators or steep hills. The front wheel alone is prone to getting clogged up with debris, like stones or grass. A 4-wheel stroller, on the other hand, has more stability and is less likely to overturn when driving on steep hills or escalators. A 3-wheel stroller, or jogging one, is a good option for parents who want to exercise with their children. These strollers are easy to maneuver because they come with large rear wheels, and an swivel lockable wheel on the front. They can be used for jogging on rough or uneven ground such as roads and trails. If you intend to make use of your stroller for a jogger, choose one with foam or rubber air filled tires for the most comfortable experience. It is important to remember that even though strollers are generally able to be taken on escalators or stairs, it is not recommended. Stroller injuries are most often caused by falls on escalators and stairs. This can be dangerous for your child. Bring someone with you to assist you in lifting your stroller up and down if you have to take an elevator or use stairs. Easy to fold Contrary to other strollers which are bulky to fold, this lightweight option has a small footprint. It's small enough to fit in a carry-on bag for airline travel, and is simple to maneuver. It's ideal for young children and the front seat is adjustable to accommodate children of different sizes. Another fantastic feature of this stroller is that it can be used with the Piggyback ride-along board (sold separately). This allows you and your child to sit close to one another as you push the stroller, which creates better leg room for both of you. This is a big advantage over other strollers, such as the BabyZen YoYo+ which allows only your child to sit in a rear-facing position. Other important features include an expandable canopy, four-wheel suspension, and a convenient storage bag for traveling. It's compatible with Nuna Pipa, Maxi Cosi and Cybex car seats and UPPAbaby Mesa infant car seats using an adapter that is sold separately. It is also easy to move and has a big cargo hold that can be used to carry a diaper bag. It has a parent storage pocket and a cup holder for children. It's not equipped with a snack tray or adult cup holder, you'll have to bring those accessories along. The only downside is that it's hard to adjust. You have to weave the straps from your shoulders to the buckle at the waist. We tested the stroller on 3- to 5-mile runs and long walks on pavement, dirt and gravel, grass, and bumpy, broken sidewalks. Two children were on the board, ranging in age from 9 months to 4 years older. Both were comfortable in the seat and both enjoyed the ride. The stroller was smooth and comfortable on all terrains, and with solid wheels. Folding this stroller takes two steps and both hands are required. Once folded the stroller is 12x14x7 and can fit in the majority of overhead compartments on airplanes. It comes with a padded bag that protects it from damage when travel by air and comes with insurance for lost or damaged luggage by the airline. Comfortable The BOB Gear Wayfinder is an ideal jogging stroller for runners due to its comfortable features. The dual suspension that is independent and air-filled wheels allow it to navigate over rough terrain. It also has an incredibly deep cup holder that allows runners to keep their water bottles while they run. It does not have snack tray, an extra kid or adult cup holder, bumper bar or rain cover. Despite these drawbacks, the Wayfinder has a comfortable and adjustable handlebar and wrist strap to caregivers of any height and includes a hand brake that provides a soft and cushioned stop. The Babyzen Yoyo is another stroller that is comfortable for children. It is a compact stroller that is ideal for traveling as it easily fits into the boot of a car that is small. It folds flat, making it easy to put away. It is also lightweight, making it easy to carry around. Its padded seats and five-point harnesses with no-rethread straps ensure your children are safe in their places. The seat can recline to 165 degrees, giving your child plenty of space to stretch out and rest. The game-changing LED lights help other walkers to see you even when it's dark. Its lightweight design is ideal for families who have limited space. Katrina Cossey is a commerce writer, avid shopper, and devoted mom who has analyzed thousands of products including strollers. She found that the best strollers were ones that were comfortable for both the runner and the passengers, had good storage options, and being strong enough to withstand off-road terrain. She lives in Oklahoma City, along with her husband and son of 3 years. Wendy Schmitz is a Senior Review Editor who has been reviewing strollers since 2014. Her experience of walking, running and folding, as well as lifting each contender gives her a an exclusive perspective on accessibility in our final reviews of gear for readers. She is the mother of two, and is a lover of exploring new places and spend time with her family. She is adamant about helping other parents find the best products for their families. She is the creator of BabyGearLab the website dedicated to researching and testing the latest strollers, baby equipment, toys and much more.