Mamas & Papas 03 series sport

Advantages: Light and easy to manoeuvre, stylish, good value.
Disadvantages: Like most "travel systems" it's bulkier than a buggy.

I bought this travel system in a swivel wheel version a year ago. I knew I wanted a three-wheeler and, having gone round the shops trying them all out and boring my husband, the first thing that struck me about this one was how much lighter and easier to handle the "Sport" version is than the others in the 03 range, or indeed any of the other brands in the same price range. You can fix the front wheel when you want to "off-road" or let it swivel ...
...has a multi-adjustable handle so is suitable for baby-pushers big and small. I also bought the System 03 car seat which attaches to the pushchair in a rear-facing position. This makes the pushchair suitable from birth up to 15kg (approx 3 years), with the baby riding in the car seat for the first nine months or so, then graduating to the main forward facing seat, which has an adjustable back in case baby wishes to recline! So after nine months ... Read review

Advantages: Lovely looks, value, large seat, adjustable handle just great!!!
Disadvantages: Is very large and heavy but if you do alot walking is great!

Well this is actually my 3rd pushchair for my now 2 year old son. I had an Emmaljunga Cerox from birth which I loved but he's now too big for then I got a Jane Energy stroller but hated the lightweight umbrella fold, double handle thing! I've only had this for about 3 weeks now and I love it! It folds very easily but no compact at all. You just have to pull up a small tab on one side of the handle push the other side down and pull 2 small tabs up ...
...on the side. As mentioned it is large and heavy but I use the handle and wheel it along like a suitcase when it's folded! The seat unit is bsolutely huge and by far th comfiest I've seen for a large child it is well padded and will last until around 4 I reckon. The thing I like best about the seat is the fact it sits up straight unlike some others which seem to be slightly lean back. It is simple to move using the webbing strap on the back it just ... Read review

Advantages: you can push it anywhere!
Disadvantages: bulky for public transport/small car

I had been thinking of buying a 3 wheel pushchair for a while but had no idea which one. As soon as I came across the citi sport in a shop, I loved the look of it. It appeared well made and heavy duty. The one thing I will point out about it's looks is it's masculinity! Black and bold in colour so men will be just as happy pushing this pushchair as the women. I decided to give the citi sport a practice push around the shop and was pleased with it's ...
...3 wheel pushchairs so it's a little harder to get around corners. It is a little bulky to store/put in a small car boot, but you can remove the wheels easily to make it more compact. The real test came when I was on holiday . It was amazing!! This pushchair will go anywhere. Up hills, down gravel paths, over the beach! YES the beach! The only place it won't go so easily is onto a public transport. This pushchair is very heavy to be hauled up onto ... Read review

Advantages: Sturdy, looks amazing, hard wearing
Disadvantages: heavy to lift, large in size even when folded

...on ebay. Admittedly the mamas and papas 03 sport did look amazing, still does infact and can be pushed with great pride as onlookers not only coo at your baby but at this impressive monster of a travel system. The car seat is easily detachable, after a little practise and is easy to strap into the car. Baby seems very comfy and doesn't seem scrunched up in it, as other babies often seem in theirs. It is however a little heavy for carrying on its ...
...the pram out of the boot. When she is in the pram ( without the car seat attached) it makes me very sleepy and envious that I don't have a giant comfy bed to be wheeled about town in. The pram is easy to fold and unfold, however it is very diffficult to lift into the boot, particulary after a caesarean, I couldn't manage this until fairly recently (10 weeks later!). When the pram is in the boot, don't plan on driving far, particularly if you have ... Read review

A bit too bulky and heavy compared to the jane Slalom Pro buggy. No option of removing the seat you are not using, neither is there an oprtion of infant carrier laying flat. Good price though and quite a robust buggy, compared to the quinny 3-wheeler.