Parallel kinematic structures constitute promising alternative architectures, when compared to their serial counterparts, for developing positioning and orienting robotic mechanisms. The present author, in a previous work, proposed a qualitative procedure that enables the designer to compare kinematic structures from a group of candidates for robotic wrist applications. Among one of the architectures recommended by the method—the 3 RRR+RUR—is theoretically analyzed here, so its kinematic performance is evaluated. In order to verify the theoretical results, a prototype of the kinematic parallel structure considered is tested and its behavior is observed under operating conditions.