Peg Perego Triplette - Newport

Pros: Great Stroller. All Pros, Easy to handle and durable.

Cons: NONE

The Bottom Line: There's no other Triplet Stroller Better. The Peg Perego is the best!

Review: In my opinion it's the best triplet stroller out there. It takes your triplets from newborn to age 4. We have the 2001 triplet stroller. It's easy to handle and smooth. It's very durable. Some people say it will tip over...NOT TRUE. It's very solid...

Pros: Durable, comfortable for the kids and Peg Perego is a top-notch manufacturer.

Cons: The stroller is very big and heavy.

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this stroller to any one with triplets or three kids that are all stroller-age.

Review: My sister just had triplets. She was worried at first because she had no idea how she was going to transport them all at the same time. She was very lucky to be able to find this stroller in a consignment shop for only $150. After she bought the...

Pros: Excellent quality. Easy to maneuver, even with one hand.

Cons: The tires might fall out of the rim if the stroller is pushed sideways.

The Bottom Line: Best stroller all around to manage triplets. It is very easy to use, assemble / dis-assemble and maneuver. Allows you independence to manage without your companion if required.

Review: This stroller was one of the best decisions I have made since I learned I was going to be the father of triplet girls.

At first impression its size will scare most people. However, it is very easy to store inside a van. The three seats are...

Pros: Durable, Peg Perego quality, Comfortable ride, a Must for Transporting 3 Babies and Toddlers

Cons: Must Assemble and Disassemble for Transport; Not Enough Storage, Very Expensive

The Bottom Line: So durable and practical. Bought mine used. I used it more than I thought I would. It gave me independence as a multi mom. Great for birth-4 years old.

Review: I want to start by saying that this stroller enabled me to have my independence back. I had a daughter in 2001 and in early 2003, I gave birth to twins. The three children were 16 months apart and I found myself lost as how to enter the outside...

Pros: Easy to use, lightweight for a triple

Cons: EXPENSIVE!!, must be disassembled for transporting.

The Bottom Line: If you need a triple for indoor and light outdoor use, this is the one to buy.

Review: I purchased this for transporting my 2 sons (2.5 and 8 months) and my daycare baby (4months). I purchased it used off www.tripletconnection.com for $300. I just couldn't see the sense in purchasing a new one when I just needed this for a few...

Pros: A life Saver for parents of three small children

Cons: Takes up entire rear of a mini-van's cargo area

The Bottom Line: The Triplette is an excellent product.

Review: The Peg Perego Triple Stroller was my third Peg Perego I purchased. I had three children in 38 months and this stroller helped to make life bearable. My stroller is almost five years old and I still use it, it has held up very well.

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Pros: comfortable, sturdy, adjustable, seats are reversible

Cons: very long, and tips if weight not distributed evenly

Review: We bought this stroller just after the birth of our third daughter. At the time our other 2 daughters were 1 and 2 years old. This stroller made many trips to the mall, zoo, parks, etc. And was a lifesaver because our oldest was a wanderer and our...

Pros: It holds three kids and can be used with the Peg Perego car seats.

Cons: It's hard to break down and steer, bulky and takes up a lot of room.

The Bottom Line: Due to the cost and damage I should have bought the cheaper version at BabiesRUs. Now we're purchasing our 3rd and 4th stroller in 2.5 years, a double and single.

Review: I would not buy this stroller again in a million years. My triplets are two and a half and have already managed to destroy this stroller. For the price we paid I felt it should have held up way better. They were born in the fall so we didn't go out...

Pros: Fits through doorways, and easy to maneuver with the steering wheel. Smooth ride overall.

Cons: Weak durability, tough to reach storage space, flimsy sun guards/visors, and expensive.

Review: Two weeks after we received this stroller, we had to send it back because the brakes became detached. Now, six months later with the weather warmer, we have been using it a lot. And, the front wheel keeps coming off! And, the middle of the stroller...

Pros: Removable canopies and footrests, reversible seats, great suspension. The padding can be laundered.

Cons: Must take it apart to make it fit into your car.

Review: For safety, quality, and comfort, you can't beat it! Although it is more expensive than most brands, it is truly worth it--you definitely get what you paid for. The wheel suspension allow a smooth and comfortable ride. My favorite feature is the...