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3 wheel all terrain pushchair [Going In this article]

A pushchair that is all-terrain with outstanding maneuverability will work whether you're searching for a buggy for walking in the woods or for an excursion on the high streets. These models usually have large wheels and have a powerful suspension to ensure smooth riding over rough terrain and bumps.

The majority are suitable for infants and come with a seat that can be set flat or a newborn carrycot. They are also typically fitted with foam-filled, never-flat tyres for reducing maintenance.

Suspension

A true all terrain pushchair has a great suspension which is designed to be extra smooth on rough ground which allows your child to feel comfortable and at ease. The wheels are usually big and puncture-proof, preventing injuries caused by sharp rocks or sharp sticks.

The larger tyres will also enable you tackle more difficult terrains with ease, with some all-terrain pushchairs even offering additional tyres to switch between to suit different conditions. Depending on the kind of terrain you want to explore Certain all-terrain pushchairs feature an adjustable front wheel that can be locked for stability or unlocked for more maneuverability when needed.

A few all-terrain strollers include an adjustable brake handbrake that locks and is more accessible by hand. This is more convenient than an ordinary pedal on the handlebars. This is a fantastic feature if you are a fan of steep hills.

If you don't want go quite as extreme as an all-terrain pushchair there are a lot of strollers on the market which are very well-built, but not the ultimate off road capability with great suspension and large wheels. They tend to be more affordable than full-on all-terrain buggy models, and can be suitable for short strolls in the countryside or trips to the park.

A lot of strollers are suitable for babies with either an infant carrycot or a car seat that is ready for babies. Be aware that the seats do not lie flat when pushing over bumps or dips. According to EU regulations, they need to meet minimum standards of an incline of about 150 degrees. Graco has gotten around this issue with its new 'comfitech in-seat suspension' that lets the seat to recline at a more rounded angle to provide a little more comfort. It is available on the Lila XP all-terrain pushchair which can be used in conjunction with an appropriate Graco infant car seat to create a 3 in 1 travel system.

Seat

There's a wide selection of 3 wheel umbrella stroller-wheel all terrain pushchairs to pick from, offering a superb off-road capability. They are perfect for those who live in the countryside or regularly walk on uneven, rough ground. They are usually more durable and sturdy than a regular pushchair, and have special features such as large puncture-proof wheels to deal with the toughest of surfaces. They tend to be quite wide and are difficult to maneuver in narrow spaces or in aisles of shops.

The seat of an all-terrain buggy may be facing the world or towards the parent and grows with your child from newborn to toddler (it's suitable for children as young as 6 months). It's outfitted with foam-filled "never flat' tyres to ensure an easy ride with dual frame suspension as well as lavish padding inside the seat, which provides excellent postural support and comfort. It also has a reclining mechanism, as well as an expansive sun hood that extends with integrated ventilation, as well as an integrated pocket for smartphones.

Another excellent choice is the new Out 'n' About Nipper V5 Pushchair for all-terrain use that's a true trailblazer, with a great suspension and tyres that are air-filled, so it can be used for jogging when your child is old enough. It features an adjustable 360-degree locking front wheel that allows ease of maneuverability and one-handed folding. It is suitable from birth, and can be used with an UPPAbaby infant car seat adaptor or carrycot (sold separately).

A lot of all-terrain pushchairs do not have seats that can be reversible, however the models like the Oyster top 3 wheel strollers, Venicci Tinum and egg 2 do have this option, and both provide an excellent level of off-road performance, and also have an acceptable weight limit for a 2-year old. There are also many pushchairs classified as all-rounders, like the iCandy Pear and Bugaboo Cameleon, which cope very well with rough terrain at the park or National Trust places but don't have quite the off-road capability of true all-terrain pushchairs.

Then there are the crossover models, which are a great compromise between extreme off-road and high street and are able to handle all terrains with big wheels and excellent suspension but they're designed more in the typical pushchair style with reversible seats as well as the option of a full carrycot and can be used on a daily basis. Brands like iCandy, Easywalker and Bugaboo have created some great ones to look at.

Wheels

If you reside in a rural area or frequently take your child for walks over rough terrain an all-terrain pushchair is vital. These models have bigger wheels that are mounted on the back than normal pushchairs, allowing them to handle bumpy terrain better and offer the most comfortable ride for your child. Some also have a sturdy suspension and puncture-proof types so that they're suitable for use on woodland, grass or paths through the forest or gravel tracks, as well as market town cobbles.

Certain all-terrain strollers also come with a lockable wheel at the front that provides stability when walking over rough terrain or over high kerbs. Some models have swivel front wheels which allow you to manoeuvre the buggy more easily when you are changing direction or turning corners.

All-terrain strollers feature air-filled tyres which are ideal for dealing with rough terrain. However they are more susceptible to punctures than the solid EVA tyres found on lightweight city strollers. It's worth buying a repair kit as well as an spare inner tube along with your pushchair. Some all-terrain models have foam tyres that are less susceptible to punctures but they're not as good at taking in shock and could be harder to push than air-filled tyres.

The new Bugaboo Fox 5 is a good example of a pushchair that comes with foam-filled and air-filled tyres. It also has an excellent suspension system, and large wheels that are puncture-proof at the rear. They are ideal for off-road and jogging 3 wheel stroller use (once your child is old enough). It can also be used from birth with a carrycot or a lying-flat chair.

Another option is the iCandy Peach All-Terrain, which comes with large tyres and a single steering wheel at the front. It's not as pliable like the other all-terrain pushchairs on this list but it does perform well on hills and features a spacious one-handed fold, which is perfect if you're planning to use the pushchair for long walks or trips into the countryside. It's also suitable for infants and has a spacious canopy that can be extended, an adjustable handlebar, and a large, spacious basket.

Storage

For parents that want to take their child off-road, but don't want to commit to climbing Ben Nevis, there are some excellent all terrain pushchairs that offer the best 3 wheel stroller with car seat of both worlds. Find a model with an excellent all-terrain capability, solid suspension and large puncture-proof wheels, but built in a more traditional pushchair design with reversible seats as well as all carrycot options.

UPPAbaby's well-known Ridge all-terrain pushchair is a great illustration of this. It provides excellent suspension, an easy one-handed fold and a generous 10kg basket, but it also comes with features that are suitable for parents, such as an adjustable handlebar, a hand-operated brake on the right side and a large covered storage space. A hood that can be removed and brushed down with cool soapy water is a helpful feature that can keep mildew and mould from building up.

If you plan to take your all-terrain stroller off road and on the road, you should consider air-filled tires instead of rubber grips. They will provide a smoother ride on rough terrain and will be more maneuverable in tight spaces. If you plan to use your all-terrain pushchair for occasional jogging, ensure that the front wheel can swivel or has a quick release facility to lock it in place to provide greater stability.

It's important to check the fabric of the pushchair is machine washed to keep them in pristine condition. If not, a spot clean with warm water and a little of mild soap will suffice. Drying the fabric completely outdoors will also help prevent mould and mildew from developing.

The majority of our 3 wheel pushchairs are suitable for use from the time of birth. It is recommended to look for models with a fully flat seat and a reversible backrest. This will allow you to use the pushchair from birth until your child reaches three years of age. If you plan to travel as a family of three, there are plenty of models that are compatible with car seats thanks to the built-in adaptors. You can leave your car at home and instead use all-terrain strollers that have fixed wheels for casual jogging or light strolling. One example is the Delta Special Needs All-Terrain Jogger from Delichon available in a variety of sizes for the frame and canvas that are suitable for children as well as adults.