Gear / Triples
Triple Jogging Strollers
Three seats. Used market only.
If you have three kids close enough in age to all want to ride, you have a very short list. No major manufacturer makes a true side-by-side triple jogging stroller anymore. Here's one that exists on the used market, and what to do if you are lucky enough to find one.
Last updated June 9, 2026
What I use
Triple jogging stroller (discontinued)
Mountain Buggy Triple Urban Jungle
Discontinued 20 years ago. Built for triplets or three kids of riding age. Still findable used if you need three seats.
If you have three kids close enough in age to all want to ride, this is the only realistic option I've found. Hunt it on the used market and don't be shocked at the asking price.
Frequently asked
- Is any triple jogging stroller in production right now?
- Not a true side-by-side triple. Mountain Buggy made the Triple Urban Jungle until about 20 years ago. Everything else on the market today is either an inline (kids in a row, very long) or a double with a sit-and-stand attachment — not built for running pace.
- Why are there so few options?
- Width, weight, and demand. A triple is over 35 inches wide — won't fit through most doors or trail gates. Manufacturers don't see enough buyers to justify the engineering. The triplets-and-running-parent intersection is small.
- Where do I actually find a Mountain Buggy Triple?
- eBay, Facebook Marketplace, triplet-parent groups, and Craigslist in big metros. Expect to pay several hundred dollars depending on condition — they're rare enough that scarcity sets the price. Buyer beware: check it out before you buy. Finding replacement parts is brutal so if it's broken, don't expect to be able to readily fix it.
- I found a triple stroller, but it doesn't really fit quite right. What should I do?
- This was the exact situation I found myself in. We had finally found a triple stroller, but the handlebar was way too low for me to use. Knowing this was likely my only shot I'd get, I improvised. I installed a PVC based handlebar extension held on by large hose clamps. I've tweaked things a few times but overall, this worked very well. I did have to buy an additional piece of cloth that I rigged into the pipes to create a sun visor, since the original ones were just way too small. Overall, I was very pleased with my frankenstroller... it doesn't look great but it works for me!