All-Terrain Pushchair

If you live near the country tracks or walk through muddy and rough trails, an all terrain pushchair might be the best lightweight Stroller All terrain option for your family. These models usually have 4 wheels and are able to deal with all terrain push chair types of terrain however not as well as prams that are classified as all-rounders.

The following are a few examples of

If you're walking through woodland or on country trails or cruising down the main streets, an all-terrain pushchair is a great option if you need a robust buggy that has wheels that can be used on rough surfaces. All terrain pushchairs come with a variety of features to ensure your child is comfortable and has enough storage space for your baby's gear.

Often designed with extra large all-terrain wheels, these pushchairs are well-suited to rough terrain and are able to tackle a range of terrains with no difficulty. They also have better suspension than standard buggies and prams, which helps to make your ride more comfortable.

Tyre type is an important factor when choosing an all-terrain pushchair. A lot of them have air-filled tyres like those found on bicycles. This allows for a smoother and more comfortable ride, but they are also prone to punctures, and you'll require a spare set of tyres in your bag in case you are going to use the pushchair frequently. You can also find all terrain pushchairs with gel or foam tyres that handle bumps well but are less susceptible to punctures.

The majority of terrain pushchairs come with hand brakes that are located on the right side of the chassis. This is easy to use and is great on hills especially with a toddler on board. You can find pushchairs with a foot-operated brake, which is perfect to help slow down the stroller on steep slopes.

The iCandy Core pushchair is a great choice for parents who are active. It's available as a stand-alone pushchair, or as a part of a six-piece starter bundle which includes the seat, chassis and carrycot, as well as adaptors. It has a compact one-handed fold, as well as a huge underseat basket.

The Special Tomato Jogger, a lightweight pushchair for jogging on all terrains is ideal for active parents. It has a flat-reclining seat back which can be adjusted between 10_ and 15_ degrees. Additional support for the pelvic and lateral trunk can be added by adding a cushioned seat cushion and back (sold separately). It is suitable from birth and can be used in combination with the car seat or baby carrier for a complete 3-in-1 travel system.

Suspension

The suspension is an important aspect to consider when selecting an all-terrain pushchair. This will allow your child to be relaxed and comfortable on bumpy or uneven terrain. It also reduces sudden stops and is more beneficial for their legs. Find a suspension system that has multiple levels of adjustment so that you can find the right setting for your child's size and age.

All-terrain pushchairs usually have bigger wheels than a stroller or jogging buggy, which allows them to take on more bumps and rough terrain. A lot of models have tyres that are filled with air. They are ideal for all-terrain and off-road pushing, but they can be susceptible punctures. Make sure you always have a repair kit. Some models use foamor gel-filled tires which provide a smoother ride. However they are heavier and more expensive than tyres with air filling.

The gb All-Terrain Qbit+ is designed for parents looking for a stroller that is lightweight and easy to use that can take on rough terrain. It's easy to set up, with no tools required and is small when folded. To fold the buggy, press the two white buttons on the handlebar to release it. Then, pull it back. The buggy will then click into the unfolded position and the seat is popped on top. The handbrake is located on the right hand side of the handlebar. This reduces the chance that your baby will accidentally kick the buggy when running or walking.

Another alternative is the UPPAbaby Ridge It comes with a wonderful collection of features that are suitable for parents. These include large and padded tyres, an adjustable handlebar, a handy zip-up pocket on the hood and a large basket. It can be used with an infant car seat or a carrycot and is suitable for newborns due to the adjustable suspension and lie-flat mode.

The Bugaboo Fox 5 all-terrain stroller is stylish and comes with large puncture-proof tires. It's available in a single and double mode, has a car adaptor and is a great option for families that are growing. Parents loved its smooth suspension, features that are friendly for parents like a large basket that weighs 10kg, an easy fold with one hand and a movable handlebar.

Folding

All pushchairs with terrain must be able to take on more than the smooth asphalt of the main street. These pushchairs are built to withstand mud, gravel and even cobbles in market towns. The wheels will be bigger than those on the standard stroller. Some models have even inflated tires to provide additional clearance over tussocks. All strollers that are terrain-specific can be used for jogging once your child is old enough. They are usually built with an adjustable front wheel that can be removed and replaced with a fixed one to suit your jogging or walking requirements, as well as large air-filled tyres and great suspension.

All of the top all terrain pushchairs have plenty of storage space designed with an active lifestyle in mind. You can expect to find clever pockets on the seat backs and hoods and under-seat baskets that are either large or have handy zip-off compartments. You can find models with a bag for shopping that is removable, which helps you keep your items well-organized and easily accessible.

All-terrain pushchairs are heavier than all rounders. They are more durable and sturdy to withstand the extra wear of rough terrains. Brands such as Mountain Buggy or Thule have mastered making their all-terrain pushchairs as compact and efficient as is possible, without sacrificing quality.

There are also all-terrain pushchairs that fold down to a compact size that fits into the boot of your car and are ideal for urban excursions. You can fold the main body to the side while leaving the rear swivel wheels as well as the front frame in place. The front wheel is then placed under the front frame.

UPPAbaby’s Ridge all-terrain stroller is a great model. It comes with a range of features that help it to handle rough terrain, including the swivel-lockable wheel on the rear, air-filled tyres and an enjoyable ride for your child.

Stores

Built to take on everything the nature throws at it, the four-wheel all terrain pushchairs are usually larger and more robust than their all terrain push chair-rounder counterparts. They typically feature larger front wheels, which allow them to maneuver over bumps, tree roots and high kerbs easily. These models are typically constructed with smaller wheels in the back, which can reduce their overall weight and allow to maneuver on rough terrain.

Parents who choose an all-terrain stroller should also consider the kind of tyre. Many brands offer tyres that are filled with foam or gel that are ideal for bumps and rough terrain. and bumps. However, these types of tyres are more prone to punctures, and require frequent maintenance. Other all-terrain strollers are equipped with a standard tyre that is less likely to puncture, but does not provide as much grip when on rough terrain.

Most strollers come with plenty of storage space for your items. Look out for clever pockets that are dotted around the hood and seatback, as well as an enormous under-seat storage basket with zippered compartments that keep your items secure.

There are also all-terrain pushchairs that are suitable from birth, either with a separate carrycot or inbuilt lying-flat seats. They typically have an infant cocoon that MFM reviewer Alice describes "padded, breathable, and cosy."

Additionally, there are all-terrain pushchairs that are more of a compromise between extreme off-road capability and high street usability. These models often have big wheels and a great suspension, but are built in a standard pushchair design. They may even include an option for reversible seating, or a carrycot. They may even have a hint of fashion with their fabrics and design.