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

A buggy 2-in-1 provides you with the option to go from city strolling to offroading - and many more modes to make life with your child more enjoyable! What type of buggy should you pick?

Modular seats are separate from the frame and offer instant adaptability to parents or to face forward facing your child, and the majority of them recline too.

Full Size

Our go(tm) inline(r) version of the buggy 2 in 1 is perfect for newborns at the age of day with a range of recline levels that are infinite for naps and a complete lay flat bed straight out of the box. The seat is padded and placed in the best position to distribute weight evenly & ensure a stable center of gravity to allow you to bounce off any kerbs. It folds up neat & neat, and can be tucked away in the Nania Pushchair LILI + BEONE Car Seat Bundle boot! When your kids want to ride in their own style it can easily be converted to a smooth go (tm) single.

Umbrella

There are two or more umbrella buggy options available on the market. Compared to the rest of our lineup, they are typically smaller and lighter when folded. Our top picks are the Mountain Buggy Nano Duo and the Delta Children LX side by side. They are both sleek and stylish, have some of the most storage space we have in our line-up, and come with reclined seats and leg rests. But, they're missing certain features we consider non-negotiable in a full-size stroller.

3-Wheel

A 3-wheel buggy is the best option for all-terrain adventures, especially when it comes to offroad conditions. They are more spacious than a full-size buggy, and also have larger tyres. This provides more grip and stability for rough terrain. They are often able to be able to turn at a moment's notice and are extremely easy to steer using just one hand, yet they are super light and agile.

The appeal of a 3-wheel buggy is that it can be used from the time of birth (if you have an adapter for your car seat) or after your child is getting older and doesn't need to sit in a car seat for any longer. They are perfect for quick excursions around town or when 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 usually due to the fact that they come with more features and are made for more rugged uses which means they can take some more punishment. The seat can fold unlike umbrella buggies. This is a great choice if your child needs to rest while you're out and wandering around.

Fabric slings are placed inside the frame rather than on top, as modulars are. This results in a lower centre of gravity as well as better weight distribution. This makes it much easier to push, lighter to pop kerbs (no need to exert so much brute force on the handlebars to lift the nose over a lil bump) and just generally an easier ride for your kid(s).

Duet(tm) is the Red Dot Award winning all-terrain rescuer, is among our favorites. It is modular right from the beginning, with a variety of seating options for twins or siblings. It also has an incredibly epic look with its melange and texturous fabrics. Or you could opt for voyager(tm) - the only true inline buggy that's 2 in 1 available to give you flexibility and a full suite of options to choose from, since it's all built off the renowned sport(tm) platform!