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All Terrain Push Chair

All-terrain pushchairs are a great option for parents who may have their children covered in mud or dirt, particularly if they enjoy walking. They also tend to have larger wheels and puncture-proof tyres.

Choose a stroller that has the seat that can recline flat, and is able to be used from birth using an infant seat or a carrycot (not suitable for sleeping overnight). It should come with a view panel as well as an extended hood.

Here are a few examples of

The true all terrain pushchair does exactly what it states on the tin: it's designed to tackle rough terrain and usually comes with great suspension, large wheels and puncture-proof tyres. You might think that they're only suitable for woodland walks or National Trust trips but that's not the case. many of these models, such as the Bugaboo Cameleon 3 and the iCandy Core, feature the traditional pushchair style with reversible seats, full carrycot options, and even a nod to fashion with their fabrics.

A front wheel that is able to be swiveled and locked in a straight position is an important feature to look for. This can be useful when you're riding on rough roads. It's also worth seeking out models equipped with a handbrake which sits high on the handlebar which allows you to use it to slow down on steep descents. This is a useful feature if you are living in a hilly area or often go for long walks with your toddler.

If you're looking for an all-terrain stroller, make sure it has a handlebar that can be adjusted in height. This will make it easier to maneuver if the child and parent have different heights. You might want to search for a wrist-strap to minimize the chance of your pushchair crashing on cliff edges or slopes.

All-terrain pushchairs tend to be heavier than normal pushchairs, so if weight is a factor for you, look into models that fold down that can fit in the boot of a small size. These pushchairs are usually constructed from washable fabrics which are easy to clean and quick to dry.

The Mamas & Papas Ocarro, which was awarded the Mother and Baby Gold Award in 2016, is the perfect example of an all-terrain pushchair that meets all the criteria. The XXL pushchair is suitable for babies from birth and can be combined with a baby car seat or carrycot to create a 3-in-1 travel system. Dual suspension is able to handle the bumps and dips in the road. The hood also features an open window that lets you keep an eye out for your child.

Design

In contrast to regular pushchairs that may struggle on rough ground All-terrain buggies usually have robust suspension and large wheels that are puncture-proof. They also tend to include extra features that make them ideal for woodland walks, mud and gravel tracks as well as market town cobbles and other challenging terrain.

Make sure you choose models with locking front wheels and tyres with foam that do not require airing (a major benefit if you are planning to run in the future with your child). Often all-terrain pushchairs have bigger rear wheels than their city pushchair counterparts because they can cope with off-road terrain that is bumpy. A wider handlebar can aid in maintaining control on rough terrain.

A handbrake is a useful feature found on some all-terrain pushchairs. It is perfect for slowing down descents or stopping in a rocky area with your child on board and shopping in the basket below! Some all-terrain pushchairs also feature recline seats that can be lowered to a flat position for your infant or toddler.

True all-terrain pushchairs are often quite large and bulky when folded. Mountain Buggy and Thule offer some excellent compact folding options. You should look for models that can tuck the front wheel and frame under the main body, which can help to reduce the overall size of the pushchair to allow for easier storage.

Some all-terrain pushchairs, like the iCandy Core, are designed specifically to be a daily pushchair that can transform into an all-terrain stroller suitable for woodland walks and market town strolls. It has a 'hammock seat' design, meaning that the fabrics are hanged directly from the chassis and not connected to a separate frame. This allows for a greater weight limit, better directional handling on uneven ground, and a more comfortable ride for your child.

The UPPAbaby Fox 5 is a true all-terrain pushchair, with impressive mudguards, an enormous wheelbase with a smooth suspension, and great parent-friendly features including a large extended hood, a huge 10kg basket and a one-handed fold. It can be used from birth with an UPPAbaby carrycot or car seat adaptors. It also has the option of turning to a twin pushchair with a parent-facing.

Safety

all terrain 3 wheel stroller-terrain pushchairs are the ideal option if you wish to use your pushchair in rough terrain. These pushchairs are equipped with large wheels which can better deal with bumpy or muddy terrains better than standard pushchairs. They also have suspensions to absorb the impact of rough surfaces. Some all-terrain pushchairs also have a lockable front wheel which is useful for walking on rough or uneven pavements. Some models come with foam-filled, never flat tyres that are that are designed to resist puncture.

These features can make all-terrain pushchairs more comfortable for both baby and parent. They are more heavy and wider, however, than other pushchairs. They aren't easy to maneuver in tight spaces or in the aisles of shops. Additionally, the larger rear wheels on some all-terrain pushchairs may make it hard to maneuver them up and down escalators or stairs.

Another important safety feature of an all-terrain pushchair is the ability to connect an infant car seat. Most all-terrain pushchairs have a universal car seat adapter that allows you to connect the most compatible infant carriers. In addition, a lot of all-terrain pushchairs feature convertible seats, so that you can face your child towards you or away from you.

A true all-terrain stroller has been designed to handle rough tracks as well as rutted paths and forest trails with ease. It looks different from a standard pushchair and has an extreme off-road capability. However, if you aren't certain if you're looking for something so extreme, there is many different pushchairs with excellent all-terrain capability without the expense of an off-roader.

These all-terrain pushchairs have large wheels that are great for rough terrain and offer a more rugged feel than a standard pushchair. They still fold up neatly, but are lighter than the extreme off-roaders. These pushchairs also come with reclined seats and large storage bins, which make them more comfortable for your child. Some of these all-terrain pushchairs come with adjustable leg rests and a sunshade to protect your child from the sun.

Storage

All terrain pushchairs; Click at Eugosto, are usually much bulkier than standard buggies. Make sure you have the space in your car boot to hold one when it's not in use. Verify that the chassis can be lifted easily into and out of the car boot.

Another important feature to look for is storage space - all-terrain pushchairs tend to come with large shopping baskets underneath the seat, and handy zip pockets on the hood and smaller mesh pockets in the handlebar. There may even be a tray for parents for snacks or drinks.

Additionally, the design of the handle must be considered. Find ergonomic handles and grips that are suited to your height. Some brands have one-hand brakes that are easier to use and can be operated using one hand. Others have a dual-lock brake that's more secure and easier to operate with two fingers.

Many all-terrain pushchairs have adjustable leg rests to help keep your child in a comfy position. They may also have recline that can be adjusted to match your child's needs, or you might choose an infant seat that is flat and toddlers that allow them to lay flat.

If you're planning to use your pushchair for walks in the country or outdoor activities, it's a good idea to purchase a model that has decent suspension. This will ensure your child has a comfortable ride and doesn't get disturbed by every bump on the road.

The Ridge all-terrain stroller from UPPAbaby has unique features that make it a breeze to use on any terrain such as urban streets and hills. It has large tyres filled with foam, and impressive suspension. It's also suitable from birth with a separate carrycot and a seat that is reclining to meet the requirements for babies from the time of birth until toddlerhood. MFM reviewers were awed by the Ridge's other features including its easy one-handed folding, large shopping basket, and adjustable handlebar. It's even compatible with the iCandy Jane carrycot and car seat to create an all-terrain baby stroller that can be used right from birth.