Mothercare Urban Detour Glacier Three Wheeler

Although I already have 2 pushchairs, a travel system and a lightweight buggy purchased to take on holiday; I wanted a buggy that would enable me to walk on the many rough tracks around where I live. A three-wheeler was the obvious choice. A friend recommended the mothercare glacier urban detour model. I also checked the reviews on this site and as they were all positive decided this would be a good choice. The buggy is sold exclusively by mothercare and costs £160.However I was lucky and managed to get one of last year?s colours for £110.The only difference is that mine is navy blue and has metal spokes and the new models are two tone blue with plastic wheels. ...

Forgive my pre-amble, I thought it might be helpful advice to some! Our son is just about to have his 3rd birthday and we've just bought this, our 3rd buggy type thing - what's that all about? We started off, like many, buying a complete travel system for about £300. This enormous set incorporated the frame & wheels, a baby seat which could move from the car onto the wheels, a pram top and a pushchair top. It was very useful when the little fella was a baby, and we'll certainly use it for the next one, but the pushchair was a different matter. You soon realise that when you're out and about, a few simple things are vital from a buggy; ...

Firstly, I should tell you I have four children, so have gotten through quite a few buggies and prams and pushchairs and the like in my time; I'm an officionado! We had a sprung pram for our baby, which was a bit cumbersome and heavy, so decided to go and buy a lighter pushchair when he got to the age of 10 months, so I trekked off to Mothercare in search of one. I had considered buying a 3-wheeler, but looked in various pram shops and was a bit over-awed by the prices of them..... some of them are averaging £150. I thought of buying second hand, but have had a few bad experiences in the past with dodgy wheels and stuff, so thought I'd just get a cheap ...