by - written on 04/06/11 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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When we were expecting our first child we were planning to have no pram, use a carrier and buy a pushchair when she got too heavy to carry. Haha how wrong I was. After recovering from childbirth and walking in slippy snow a pram was a necessity. We rushed into it and bought one for £50 from a family friend. It was a four wheeler and a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 23/01/11, updated on 23/01/11 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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I am a pram/buggy-a-holic!!! I have 3 children (eldest is 8, middle is 5 and youngest is 1). A combined total of 16 prams/buggies!!! I was adamant I would never have a 3wheeler, and up until my youngest I didnt. We started going up to the Lake District alot when middle son was 3. After youngest was born and had outgrown ... Read the complete review
by A dad in Croydon - written on 27/09/10
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A brilliant buggy, especially great for dads! High quality large, spoked wheels that roll over any bump make it extremely easy to push over all terrains. Bumpy grass is no problem. I've even managed to pull mine, loaded up with toddler and food / drink / 'day out at the seaside' stuff, up pebbly Brighton beach. The ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/03/03, updated on 07/03/03 (Useful, 724 readings)
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It's reasonably Lightweight (have compared to v expensive Mammas & Pappas does everything but change and feed the baby "travel System" and it feels like half the weight) I find it really easy to fold and lift. I did worry as people told me that some 3 wheelers wont fit easily into the boot of a car, but this fits easily ... Read the complete review
Mothercare Urban Detour Glacier Three Wheeler: 3 wheelers...our story... (973 words)by - written on 27/09/02, updated on 27/09/02 (Very useful, 2591 readings)
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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 & ... Read the complete review
by - written on 12/06/02, updated on 12/06/02 (Very useful, 1534 readings)
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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 ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/10/01, updated on 04/10/01 (Very useful, 1221 readings)
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We bought the down-market version of this pram - the Urban Detour Arctic Jade (£79). It is basically the same except for a fixed front wheel and cheaper/thinner material. It is by far the cheapest three wheeler I found after trawling the Internet in the UK and has proved to be a brilliant buy. Before our baby was born ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/03/01, updated on 03/03/01 (Useful, 2881 readings)
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The newest thing on the pushchair market is the three-wheeler buggy. I tried out a few and my personal favourite was the Glacier in the Urban Detour range. I found this at Mothercare World, I'm not sure if you can get them elsewhere. What was so good about this pushchair was that when it folded down, it was light and fairly compact ... Read the complete review
