Buggy 2 in 1 - Which Type is Right For You?

A buggy 2-in-1 provides you with the option of switching from city strolling to offroading and many other options to make life with your child a lot more enjoyable! Which type should you choose?

Modular seats are not part of the frame and can be adjusted to face forward or backwards based on the age of your child. parent or a child. Most of them also recline.

Full Size

Our go(tm) inline(r) version of the buggy 2 in 1 stroller in 1 is ideal for babies starting from the day of birth with a range of recline levels that are infinite for naps & a full lay flat bed straight out of the box. Plus, the seat sits softly and is in the right spot to provide an excellent weight distribution and the centre of gravity, ensuring that it is able to effortlessly bounce over any kerbs. It folds up neatly and fits inside your car boot. When your kids want to ride in their own way it can easily be converted to a smooth go (tm) single.

Umbrella

There are many umbrella buggy 2 in 1 models on the market. They tend to be smaller and lighter than the other models in our range when folded. Our top picks are the Mountain Buggy Nano Duo and the Delta Children LX side by side. Both are stylish and sleek and have some of the most storage space. They also have reclining seats and leg rests. However, they are missing certain features we consider non-negotiable in a full-size stroller.

3-Wheel

A 3-wheeler offers the most maneuverability and performance on any terrain particularly in offroad conditions. They are more spacious than a standard buggy and also have bigger tyres. This allows them to have greater stability and grip on rough adventures. They can turn at a moment's notice, and are easy to steer with only one hand.

The great thing about a three-wheel buggy is that they can be used right from birth (if you have a car seat 2 in 1 stroller seat adapter) or even when your child is getting older and doesn't need to be in a car seat no longer. They are perfect for quick trips around town or if you need something that can withstand more rough terrain during your walks.

They may be a bit heavier than an umbrella buggy however this is often down to the fact that they come with more features and are made to withstand more demanding uses which means they can take some more abuse. They are often folded with the seat on unlike umbrella buggies, which makes them a great option for those who need to fold it down in a hurry or if you want your kids to nap at the beach or out and out and about.

Fabric slings are mounted inside the frame rather than on top, like modulars. This results in a lower centre of gravity as well as better weight distribution. This makes it easier to push, less prone to kerb pop (no need to use a lot of force on the handlebar to raise the nose over a lil Kerb) and just generally more comfortable for your kid(s).

A few of our favorites include the Red Dot award winning duet(tm) - an all-terrain saviour that offers modularity from day 1 with endless seating options for siblings or twins as well as a truly epic design with melange and texturous fabrics as well as tailored appeal. You can also choose voyager(tm) which is the only true inline buggy that's 2 in 1 on the market that gives you flexibility and many different options to choose from as it's built on the iconic sport(tm) platform!

4-Wheel