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All-Terrain Pushchair

If you live near a country track or walk through muddy and rough trails, an all terrain pushchair could be the ideal choice for your family. These models typically come with four wheels and are able to be used on all terrains. However, they may not be as flexible as some prams classified as all-rounders.

The following are some examples of

Whether you're walking in woodland or on country trails or cruising along the main streets, an all terrain pushchair is a good choice when you require a strong buggy with wheels for taking on rough terrain. The top all-terrain pushchairs feature a host of features to ensure that your child is comfortable ride, and you'll have plenty of storage space for all of your baby gear.

These pushchairs are often equipped with large all terrain wheels. They are able to handle all kinds of terrains and are ideally suited to rough terrain. These pushchairs are also more comfortable than prams and buggies that are standard because they have a better suspension.

The type of tyres is crucial when choosing an all-terrain pushchair. Most all-terrain pushchairs have air-filled tires similar to those found on bicycles. This creates a smoother ride, but they're also susceptible to punctures and you'll require a spare set in your bag in case you are going to use the pushchair frequently. All pushchairs with terrain are equipped with gel or foam tires that can withstand bumps, but are less likely to puncture.

The majority of terrain pushchairs come with a hand brake which sits on the right side of the chassis. This is easy to use and works well for steep slopes, particularly with a toddler riding on. There are pushchairs with a foot-operated break, which is perfect to help slow down the stroller when it is descending steeply.

The iCandy Core pushchair is a great option for parents who are active. It is available as a standalone pushchair or as part of the six-piece starter set that includes the seat, chassis and carrycot, as well as adaptors. It features a compact one-handed fold as well as a large underseat basket.

The Special Tomato Jogger, a lightweight jogging pushchair that can be used on any terrain is perfect for active parents. It has a reclining, flat seat back that can be adjusted between 10 and 15 degrees. Additional lateral trunk and pelvic supports can be added by adding a cushioned seat cushion and back (sold separately). It is suitable for babies from birth and can be used in combination with car seats or a baby carrier to create a complete 3 wheel all terrain pushchair-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 comfortable and relaxed on uneven or bumpy terrain. It also reduces the impact of sudden stops, so it's safer for children with small legs. Find suspension systems that have several levels of adjustment, so you can find the right setting for your child's age and size.

All-terrain strollers have bigger wheels that can withstand more bumps. Many models have air-filled tyres. These are great for all-terrain and off-road pushing however they are susceptible to punctures. Make sure you always have a repair kit. Other models use gel-filled or foam tyres that provide a smoother ride but are heavier and may be more expensive than tyres filled with air.

The gb Qbit+ All-Terrain is designed for parents who want a light and easy-to-use pushchair that can handle rough terrain. It is easy to put together and folds up easily. To fold the buggy, press 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 can be found on the right hand side of the handlebar. This reduces the chance that your baby will accidentally kick the buggy when running or walking.

UPPAbaby's Ridge is another option. It comes with a range of features that are suitable for parents with large tyres that are filled with foam. There's also an adjustable handlebar and spacious basket. It can be used in combination with a car or a carrycot, and is suitable for babies due to its adjustable suspension and lay-flat mode.

The Bugaboo Fox 5 is a stylish all-terrain stroller that has a robust chassis and large puncture-proof wheels. It's available in double and single mode, has a car adaptor and is a great choice for families growing. Parents loved its smooth suspension and parent-friendly features such as a huge 10kg basket, an easy fold using one hand, and a handlebar that can be adjusted.

Folding

All terrain pushchairs should be able to withstand more than just smooth tarmac on the high streets. They are typically designed to cope with mud, gravel tracks and even cobbles from market towns and the wheels are likely to be bigger than those of the standard stroller (with some being inflated to provide extra height clearance over tussocks). All terrain strollers can be used to jog when your child is old enough. They are usually built with a swivel lockable front wheel that can be removed and replaced with a fixed wheel to suit your walking or jogging needs, and also large air-filled tyres and great suspension.

The best prams for all terrain all-terrain pushchairs come with plenty of storage space that is designed with an active lifestyle in mind. You can expect to see clever pockets on the seat backs and hood and large or zipped under-seat storage baskets. There are models that have an adjustable shopping bag that can help keep your equipment neat and easily accessible.

It's worth noting that all terrain pushchairs tend to be heavier than all-rounders. This is due to their an extra robust and durable design to withstand the additional wear and tear that comes with rough terrains. However, brands such as Mountain Buggy and Thule have developed the art of making their all-terrain pushchairs as compact all terrain stroller as is possible without compromising on quality and functionality.

All pushchairs with terrain can be folded down to a small size, which will fit in the trunk of your car and are perfect for urban adventures. You can fold the body in half, leaving the rear swivel wheels and the front frame firmly in place. The front wheel is then placed underneath.

UPPAbaby’s Ridge all-terrain stroller is a great example. It comes with a range of features that make it easier to withstand rough terrain, like a swivel-lockable rear wheel as well as air-filled tyres. It also provides an easy ride for your child.

Storage

All-terrain pushchairs with four wheels are typically larger and more robust. They typically have bigger front wheels, which allow them to negotiate bumps as well as tree roots and high kerbs with ease. These models are usually constructed with smaller wheels in the back, which will reduce their overall weight and make them easier for you to maneuver on rough terrain.

Parents who choose an all-terrain stroller lightweight stroller should also think about the type of tyre. Many brands offer the option of foamor gel-filled tyres which are especially effective in dealing with rough terrain and bumps and lumps. However, these types of tyres tend to be more susceptible to punctures and require regular maintenance. Other all-terrain strollers are equipped with a standard tyre which is less likely to puncture, but does not provide as much grip when on rough terrain.

Most all-terrain strollers have ample storage space for your possessions. Look for pockets on the back of the seat, under the hood and underneath the seat.

All-terrain pushchairs are also available which are suitable for babies from birth. They come with either a separate carrycot, or a built-in lie-flat seat. These pushchairs typically come with the newborn cocoon that MFM reviewer Alice describes as "padded, breathable and cosy."

All-terrain strollers are a compromise of the ability to go off-road and street-useability. These models typically have large wheels and a great suspension, but are designed in a standard pushchair design. They may even include an option for reversible seating, or a carrycot. The fabrics and the details could be a nod to fashion.