All-Terrain Pushchair

If you live on an open country road or spend your time walking through muddy and rough paths, an all terrain pushchair could be the ideal option for your family. These types are typically equipped with four wheels and can be used on all terrains. However, they may not be as flexible as the prams that are classified as all-rounders.

Features

All terrain pushchairs are an excellent alternative for those who require a sturdy, durable pushchair that can handle rough surfaces. All terrain pushchairs come with a range of features that will ensure your child is comfortable and has enough storage space for your baby equipment.

These pushchairs are often constructed with extra-large all-terrain compact stroller uk wheels. They can handle a variety of terrains and are well suited to rough terrain. They are also more comfortable than prams and buggies that are standard because they have a better suspension.

The type of tyres you choose is crucial when selecting an all-terrain pushchair. Many have air-filled tyres, similar to those used on bicycles. This allows for a smoother and more comfortable ride but they are prone to punctures and you'll require a spare set of tyres in your bag in case you are going to use the pushchair often. You can also find all pushchairs for terrain with gel or foam tyres that can handle bumps with ease but are less susceptible to punctures.

Most all terrain pushchairs have a hand brake which sits on the right-hand side of the chassis. It is easy to use and works well on hills especially with a child on board. There are pushchairs that have a foot-operated break, which is perfect to slow the stroller down on steep slopes.

The iCandy Core is an excellent all terrain double stroller-terrain pushchair that is ideal for parents who are active. It's available as a single stroller or as part of a six-piece package which includes the seat and the chassis as well as adaptors. It has a compact one-handed fold as well as a large underseat basket.

The Special Tomato Jogger is another lightweight all terrain stroller all-terrain jogging style pushchair that is ideal for active parents. It has a flat-reclining seat back which can be adjusted between 10 and 15_ degrees. Additional lateral trunk and pelvic supports can be added by adding a padded seat cushion and back (sold separately). It can be used from birth and can be used in conjunction with a car seat or baby carrier to create a 3 wheel All terrain pram-in-1 complete system.

Suspension

If you're in the market for an all-terrain stroller, the suspension is one of the most important features to think about. This will allow your child to stay at ease and comfortable on uneven or bumpy ground. It also lessens the impact of sudden stops, so it's better for their little legs. Find suspension systems that have multiple levels of adjustment so that you can choose the best all terrain pram uk setting for your child's size and age.

All-terrain pushchairs usually have bigger wheels than a basic stroller or jogging buggie, which helps them to absorb more bumps and rough terrain. Many models have air-filled tyres. These are great for all-terrain and off-road pushing, but they can be vulnerable to punctures. Be sure to carry repair kits. Some models use gel or foam-filled tyres, which offer an easier ride, but are heavier and may be more expensive than tyres filled with air.

The Qbit+ All-Terrain gb is designed for parents who require a lightweight all terrain stroller and user-friendly pushchair that is able to take on rough terrain. It is easy to put together and folds away easily. To fold, just press two white buttons on the top of the handlebar down to let it go and remove it from the chassis. The buggy will then move into its folded position and the seat will then be popped onto the top. The handbrake can be found on the right hand side of the handlebar. This makes it less likely that your baby will accidentally kick the buggy during running or walking.

UPPAbaby's Ridge is another alternative. It has a number of features that are parent-friendly with large tyres that are filled with foam. It also has an adjustable handlebar and large basket. It can be used in conjunction with a car or carriedcot and is suitable for infants due to its adjustable suspension and lay-flat mode.

The Bugaboo Fox 5 is a elegant all-terrain pushchair with sturdy chassis and large puncture-proof wheels. It can be used in a single or double mode and has a car seat adaptor, making it a great option for families that are growing. Parents loved its smooth suspension, parent-friendly features like a spacious basket that weighs 10kg, a simple fold with one hand and a movable handlebar.

Folding

All pushchairs that are terrain-specific must be able to handle more than just smooth tarmac along the high street. They are typically designed to cope with gravel tracks, mud and even cobbles from market towns and the wheels are likely to be bigger than those on the standard stroller (with some even being inflated to provide extra height clearance over tussocks). There are also all terrain models that are suitable for jogging when your baby is old enough. These are often built with a swivel lockable front wheel that can be removed and replaced with a fixed one to suit your jogging or walking needs, and also large air-filled tyres as well as excellent suspension.

All pushchairs made for terrain are designed with plenty of storage in mind. You can expect to see clever pockets on the seat backs and hood as well as large or zipped under-seat storage baskets. There are also models that come with a removable shopping bag to help keep all your gear together and easily accessible.

All-terrain pushchairs weigh more than all-rounders. This is because they have a more robust and sturdy construction to withstand the added wear and tear that comes with rough terrains. Brands such as Mountain Buggy or Thule have developed their all-terrain pushchairs to be as compact and practical as they can, while not sacrificing quality.

There are also all terrain pushchairs that fold down to a neatly compact size that can fit in the boot of your vehicle, and are perfect for urban excursions. You can fold the body in half while leaving the rear swivel wheels and the front frame 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 cope with rough terrain, including an adjustable rear wheel that can be locked, swivels, air-filled tyres and an easy ride for your child.

Stores

Built to take on everything the nature throws at it, the four-wheel all-terrain pushchairs are generally bigger and more durable than their all-rounder counterparts. These models typically feature larger front wheels that allow them to easily negotiate bumps, tree roots and high kerbs. These models are often designed with smaller wheels at the back, which could reduce their overall weight and make it easier for you to maneuver on rough terrain.

Parents who opt for an all-terrain stroller should think about the type of tyre. There are many brands that offer tyres that are filled with foam or gel which are ideal for bumps and rough terrain. and bumps. These tyres are more prone to puncture and require more frequent maintenance. Other all-terrain strollers will come with a standard tyre which is less likely to puncture, but it does not offer as much grip on rough terrain.

Most all-terrain strollers have ample storage space for your items. Look out for clever pockets that are dotted between the hood and seatback, as well as an enormous under-seat storage basket with zippered compartments that keep your items secure.

All-terrain pushchairs are also offered which are suitable for babies from birth. These are available with a carrycot that is separate or a built-in lie-flat seat. These models usually have the newborn cocoon, which MFM reviewer Alice describes "padded and breathable, as well as cozy."

Additionally, there are pushchairs with all-terrain capabilities that are more of an attempt to balance extreme off-road capability and high street usability. These models often have big wheels and a great suspension, but they are designed in a traditional pushchair style. They could also include an option for reversible seating, or a carrycot. Details and fabrics could be a nod towards fashion.