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All-Terrain Pushchair

All terrain pushchairs are ideal for families that live on country tracks or walk on rough terrains and rutted trails. These types typically have four wheels and can deal with all types of terrain, albeit not as well as some prams that are classified as all-rounders.

Features

All terrain pushchairs are a great alternative for those who require a sturdy buggy that can handle rough surfaces. All terrain pushchairs are equipped with a variety of features that will ensure that your child is comfortable and that you have plenty of storage space for your baby gear.

These pushchairs are usually designed with extra-large all terrain wheels. They are able to handle a variety of terrains and are ideally suited to rough terrain. They also tend to have higher suspension than standard buggies and prams, which helps to make your ride more comfortable.

The type of tyre is a crucial 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 allows for a smoother and more comfortable ride but they are prone to punctures, and you'll require a spare set in your bag if you're going to use the pushchair regularly. There are also terrain pushchairs with foam or gel tyres which can handle bumps with ease but are less susceptible to punctures.

The hand brake is typically located on the right side of the chassis. It is easy to use and is great on hills especially with a toddler riding on. There are also pushchairs with brakes operated by the foot that is great to slow down steep slopes.

The iCandy Core pushchair is a great choice for parents who are active. It's available as a stroller on its own or as part of a six-piece set that includes the seat and the chassis, as well as adaptors. It also features the ability to fold with one hand, and a large underseat basket.

The Special Tomato Jogger, a lightweight pushchair for jogging on all terrains is perfect for parents who are active. It has a flat-reclining seat back which can be adjusted between 10_ and 15 degrees. Additional pelvic and lateral trunk supports can be added by putting a padded seat cushion and back (sold separately). It can be used as early as birth, and in conjunction with a car seat or baby carrier to create a 3-in-1 complete system.

Suspension

If you're looking for an all-terrain pushchair, suspension is among the most important features to think about. This helps your child stay comfortable and relaxed on uneven or bumpy terrain. It also lessens the impact of sudden stops, which means it's more suitable for little legs. Choose an adjustable suspension system that comes with multiple levels of adjustment so that you can select the appropriate setting for your child's age and height.

All-terrain strollers have bigger wheels that can absorb more bumps. Many models come with air-filled tyres. They are ideal for off-road and all-terrain pushing however, they can also cause susceptible to punctures. Make sure you always have a repair kit. Certain models have foam- or gel-filled tires, that provide a more comfortable ride. However, they are heavier and more expensive than air filled tyres.

The gb All-Terrain Qbit+ is designed for parents looking for an easy-to-use, lightweight stroller that can take on rough terrain. It's easy to assemble and requires no tools, and is compact when folded. To fold the buggy, simply press the two white buttons on the handlebar to depress it. Then pull it away. The buggy then snaps into its folded position, and the seat is placed onto the top. The handbrake is on the right side of the handlebar which will make it less likely to be accidentally kicked by your baby when walking or jogging.

Another alternative is the UPPAbaby Ridge that comes with a fantastic range of features for parents, including large and padded tyres, an adjustable handlebar, a convenient zip-up pocket on the hood, and a large basket. It can be used in conjunction with a car or carriedcot and is suitable for babies due to its adjustable suspension and lay-flat mode.

The Bugaboo Fox 5 all-terrain stroller is stylish and has large, puncture-proof tires. It's available in a single and double mode, has an adaptor for cars and is a great choice for growing families. Parents loved the smooth suspension and features for parents that include a large 10kg basket, a simple one-handed fold and an adjustable handlebar.

Folding

All pushchairs with terrain must be able to handle more than the smooth asphalt of the high-street. They are typically designed to handle mud, gravel tracks and even cobbles from markets, and the wheels will be larger than those on the standard stroller (with some being inflated to give extra height clearance over tussocks). All strollers that are terrain-specific can be used for jogging after your child has reached the age of enough. These are often built with a swivel lockable front wheel that can be removed and replaced with a fixed one to meet your walking or jogging needs, plus large air-filled tyres and excellent suspension.

All the best lightweight stroller all terrain all terrain pushchairs have 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, as well as large or zipped under-seat baskets. There are models that have an adjustable shopping bag that can help keep your equipment neat and easily accessible.

All-terrain pushchairs weigh heavier than all rounders. This is because they have a more robust and sturdy design to withstand the additional wear and tear that comes with rough terrains. Brands such as Mountain Buggy or Thule have created all-terrain pushchairs that are as compact and efficient as they can, while not sacrificing quality.

There are even all-terrain pushchairs that fold down to a compact size that fits in the boot of your vehicle and are ideal for urban excursions. You can fold the body in half and leave the rear swivel wheels and the front frame firmly in place. The front wheel can then be tucked beneath the rear wheel.

The UPPAbaby's Ridge all-terrain pushchair is a fantastic model. It has a range of features that allow it to cope with rough terrain, like the swivel-lockable 4 wheel all terrain pushchair; click through the next document, on the rear as well as air-filled tyres. It also provides an easy ride for children.

Storage

All-terrain pushchairs with four wheels are typically bigger and more robust. These models will often feature larger front wheels, allowing them to maneuver over bumps as well as tree roots and high kerbs easily. These models are typically built with smaller wheels on the back, which will reduce their overall weight and make it easier for to maneuver on rough terrain.

Parents who opt for an all-terrain stroller must also think about the type of tyre. Many brands provide foam- or gel-filled tyres, which are especially effective in dealing with rough terrain and bumps and lumps. These tyres are more likely to be punctured and require regular maintenance. Other all-terrain strollers for rough terrain come with a standard tyre which is less likely to puncture, but does not provide as much grip when on rough terrain.

All-terrain pushchairs will usually have plenty of storage space that can be used to store away all your belongings for a day of fun. Look for pockets on the back of the seat, under the hood and underneath the seat.

There are also all-terrain pushchairs that are suitable from birth, whether with an extra carrycot or built-in lying-flat seats. These pushchairs will typically come with an infant cocoon, which MFM reviewer Alice describes as "padded comfortable, breathable and cozy."

Finally, there are pushchairs that are All-terrain pram, which is more of an attempt to balance extreme off-road capability and street usability. These models will often have excellent suspension and big wheels but they'll be designed with a more typical pushchair style, like fully carrycot or reversible seat options. Fabrics and details may be a nod to fashion.