Peg PeregoTripelette

First impressions were good - comfy looking seats, huge basket and a steering wheel. Unfortunately this pushchair really let me down. Even though the seats lie flat in principle, once they're in the pushchair only the rearmost one has the space to lie flat. After four months one of the steering cables broke while I was out. It took me almost an hour to get back home, usually this would have taken 10 minutes. Fortunately the babies were asleep, otherwise it would have been even worse. After 10 months I found the pushchair too heavy and stopped using it and I sold it a couple of months later. Within a week the lady I sold it to emailed me to say a wheel had fallen off. When they took it back to the shop to get a replacement wheel they were told they needed to replace the chassis because it was completely worn. She must have thought I knowingly sold her a faulty buggy! We wrote to the manufacturer to complain about the worn chassis after effectively less than a year's use. If you don't have triplets, consider buying a double buggy and a fold up side seat, like e.g. the buggy pod from revelo instead. It's cheaper too!