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All-Terrain Pushchair If you live near the country tracks or walk on rough grass and rutted paths, an all terrain pushchair may be the perfect choice for your family. These types are typically equipped with 4 wheels and can handle most terrain types. However, they might not be as versatile as the prams that are classified as all-rounders. The following are a few examples of All terrain pushchairs are a great alternative for those who require a sturdy buggy that can handle rough surfaces. The best all terrain pushchairs have a myriad of features that ensure your child is comfortable ride, and plenty of storage space for all your baby gear. Usually, they're designed with extra-large all-terrain wheels, these pushchairs are well-suited to rough terrain and are able to handle a variety of terrains without a problem. These pushchairs are also more comfortable than standard prams and buggies due to the fact that they have a better suspension. Tyre type is an important aspect when selecting an all terrain pushchair. Many all terrain pushchairs have air-filled tires, which are similar to the ones found on bicycles. This creates a smoother ride but they are prone to punctures, and you'll need a spare set in your bag if you plan to use the pushchair often. There are also terrain pushchairs equipped with gel or foam tyres that handle bumps well but are less prone to punctures. Most all terrain pushchairs have a hand brake that is located on the right side of the chassis. It is a basic brake that is effective, especially when a toddler is riding along. There are pushchairs that have a foot-operated break that is ideal 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 part an all-in-one starter package that includes the chassis, seat and carrycot as well as adaptors. It has a compact one-handed fold and a large underseat basket. The Special Tomato Jogger is another lightweight all-terrain jogging style pushchair that is ideal for active parents. It features a flat reclined seat back that can be adjusted from 10_ to 15 degrees. It can be added with padded backs and seat cushions (sold separately) for extra pelvic and lateral support. It is suitable from birth and can be used in combination with car seats or a baby carrier to create a 3-in-1 travel system. Suspension The suspension is a crucial aspect to consider when selecting a pushchair for all-terrain use. This lets your child be comfortable and relaxed on uneven or bumpy terrain. It also lessens the impact of sudden stops, so it's safer for children with small legs. Look for suspension systems that have multiple levels of adjustment so that you can find the right setting for your child's age and size. All-terrain pushchairs usually have bigger wheels than a standard stroller or jogging buggy, which makes them able to take in more bumps and rough terrain. Many models come with air-filled tyres. They are ideal for pushing off-road and all-terrain however, they can also cause susceptible to punctures. Make sure you always have an repair kit. Some models use gel or foam-filled tyres, which provide an easier ride, but are heavier and may be more expensive than air-filled tyres. The gb Qbit+ All-Terrain is designed for parents who require a lightweight and user-friendly pushchair that is able to handle rough terrain. It's simple to put together, with no tools required and is extremely compact when folded. To fold it, press two white buttons at the top of the handlebar down to let it go and pull it away from the chassis. The buggy will then click into its folded position and the seat is placed on top. The handbrake is located on the right side handlebar. This makes it less likely that your baby will accidentally kick the buggy during running or walking. Another option is the UPPAbaby that comes with a fantastic collection of features that are suitable for parents. These include large and foam-filled tyres an adjustable handlebar, a convenient zipped pocket on the hood and an ample basket. It can be used with the car seat or a carriedcot, and is suitable for babies because of the adjustable suspension and lie-flat mode. The Bugaboo Fox 5 all-terrain stroller is stylish and comes with large puncture-proof tires. It is available in a single and double mode, and comes with an adaptor for cars, and is a great choice for families that are growing. Parents appreciated its smooth suspension, features that are friendly for parents like a spacious basket that weighs 10kg, an easy fold that can be done with one hand, and an adjustable handlebar. Folding All terrain pushchairs should be able to withstand more than smooth tarmac on the high streets. They are often built to handle gravel tracks, mud and even cobbles from market towns and the wheels are likely to be larger than those of a standard stroller (with some being inflated to give extra height clearance over tussocks). You can also find some all-terrain models that are suitable for jogging once your baby is old enough. They usually have a swivel lockable front wheel that can be removed and replaced with a fixed wheel to meet your jogging or walking requirements, as well as large air-filled tyres as well as great suspension. All the best all terrain pushchairs have plenty of storage space designed with an active lifestyle in mind. You can expect clever pockets on the hood and seat backs and under-seat baskets which are either large or have handy zipped compartments. There are models with a detachable shopping bag to help keep your items in one place and easily accessible. It's worth noting that all terrain pushchairs are generally heavier than all-rounders. This is due to their a more robust and sturdy construction to withstand the added wear and tear of rough terrains. However, brands like Mountain Buggy and Thule have developed the art of making their all terrain pushchairs as compact as is possible without sacrificing quality or functionality. There are even All-terrain pram that fold down to a neatly compact size that can fit inside the boot of your car and are ideal for urban adventures. You can fold the body in half while leaving the rear swivel wheels and the front frame in place. The front wheel is then tucked beneath the rear wheel. UPPAbaby's Ridge all-terrain pushchair is a fantastic model. It has a great range of features to help it cope with tough terrain with a lockable swivel rear wheel as well as large air-filled tyres that provide an easy ride for your child and an integrated twist handbrake, which is simple to operate while moving. Storage Built to take on everything the nature throws at it, 4-wheel all-terrain pushchairs are generally larger and more robust than their all-rounder counterparts. They typically feature larger front wheels, allowing them to maneuver over bumps, tree roots and high kerbs with ease. They're also often designed with smaller wheels at the rear, which reduces overall bulk and can make them easier to maneuver on rough ground. The tyre type will also be a major factor for parents who are choosing an all-terrain pushchair. Many brands offer the option of foamor gel-filled tyres which are particularly effective at handling rough terrain and tackling bumps and lumps. These tyres are more prone to puncture and require regular maintenance. Other all-terrain pushchairs have a standard pneumatic tyre, which is less prone to punctures, but does not provide as much grip on slick ground. All-terrain pushchairs typically have plenty of storage space to put away all your belongings for a day of fun. You can look out for pockets with clever designs located between the hood and seatback, as well as an under-seat basket that is large and has zip-off compartments to keep your belongings safe. All-terrain pushchairs are also available that are suitable for babies from birth. These are available with a carrycot separately or a built-in lie flat seat. These pushchairs will typically come with an infant cocoon, which MFM reviewer Alice describes as “padded comfortable, breathable and cozy.” All-terrain strollers offer a compromise between off-road capability, and street-useability. These models will often have excellent suspension and big wheels, but they'll be built with a more standard pushchair style, such as the ability to reversibly seat or carrycot options. They might even give a hint of fashion with their fabrics and detailing.