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All-Terrain Pushchair

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

The following are some examples of

If you're walking through woodland or on country trails or cruising down the main streets, an all-terrain pushchair is a good option if you need a robust buggy with wheels for taking on rough surfaces. All terrain pushchairs come with a wide range of features that will ensure your child is comfortable and you have enough storage space for all of your baby's equipment.

These pushchairs are often designed with extra-large all terrain wheels. They can handle all kinds of terrains and are ideally suited to rough terrain. These pushchairs are also more comfortable than prams and buggies that are standard because they have better suspension.

The type of tyre is a crucial aspect to consider when selecting an all-terrain pushchair. Most all-terrain pushchairs have air-filled tires similar to those found on bicycles. This allows for a smoother and more comfortable ride, but they are also prone to punctures, and you'll need a spare set in your bag in case you are going to use the pushchair often. There are also terrain pushchairs with foam or gel tyres which handle bumps well but are less prone to punctures.

The hand brake is generally located on the right side of the chassis. It is easy to use and is great on hills especially with a child on board. You can also find pushchairs with brakes operated by the foot that is great to slow down steep slopes.

The iCandy Core is a fantastic all-terrain pushchair for parents who are active. It is available as a standalone pushchair or as part an all-in-one starter package that includes the seat, chassis, carrycot and adaptors. It features a compact one-handed fold, as well as a huge underseat basket.

The Special Tomato Jogger, a lightweight jogging pushchair that can be used on any terrain, is ideal for parents who are active. It features a flat reclining seat back that can be adjusted from 10_ through 15 degrees. It can be fitted with a padded back and seat cushions (sold separately) for extra pelvic and lateral support. It can be used as early as birth, and in conjunction with a baby carrier or car seat to create a 3-in-1 complete system.

Suspension

The suspension is an important aspect to consider when selecting an all-terrain pushchair. This will allow your child to feel comfortable and at ease on uneven or bumpy terrain. It also helps reduce sudden stops and is better for their legs. You should look for an adjustable suspension system that has several levels of adjustment to find the ideal setting for your child.

All-terrain pushchairs typically have larger wheels than a standard stroller all-terrain or jogging buggie, which makes them able to take in more bumps and rough terrain. Many models have air-filled tyres. These are great for pushing off-road and all-terrain however, they can also cause susceptible punctures. Be sure to carry repair kits. Other models use gel-filled or foam tyres, which offer a smoother ride however they are heavier and could be more expensive than air-filled tyres.

The Qbit+ All-Terrain gb is designed for parents who want a light and user-friendly pushchair that is able to take on rough terrain. It is easy to put together and folds down easily. To fold, just press two white buttons on the top of the handlebar down to release it and take it away from the chassis. The buggy will then move into the folded position, and the seat will then be popped onto the top. The handbrake is located on the right side of the handlebar, which makes it less likely to be kicked accidentally by your baby while walking or jogging.

The UPPAbaby's Ridge is a different alternative. It comes with a range of features that are suitable for parents and include large tyres that are filled with foam. It also has an adjustable handlebar as well as a large basket. It can be used with the car seat or a carriedcot, and is suitable for infants because of the adjustable suspension and lie-flat mode.

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

Folding

All pushchairs that are terrain-specific are required to be able to take on more than just smooth tarmac along the high street. They are often built to withstand mud, gravel tracks and even market town cobbles and the wheels will be bigger than those on the standard stroller all terrain (with some being inflated to give more height clearance over tussocks). All strollers that are terrain-specific are able to be used for jogging when your child is old enough. They usually have a front wheel that is lockable and swivelable, which can be removed to replace with a fixed one, depending on your requirements. They also come with big air-filled tires and a great suspension.

The best all-terrain pushchair all-terrain pushchairs are spacious with storage space designed with an active lifestyle in mind. You can expect to find clever pockets on the seat backs and hoods, as well as under-seat baskets which are either large or have handy zippered compartments. There are models that come with a removable shopping bag to help you keep your items in one place and easily accessible.

All-terrain pushchairs weigh more than all-rounders. They are more durable and durable to withstand the additional wear of rough terrains. Brands such as Mountain Buggy or Thule have mastered making their all-terrain pushchairs as compact and efficient as is possible, without sacrificing quality.

You can even find all-terrain pushchairs that fold down to a neatly compact size that will fit in the trunk of your vehicle and are ideal for urban excursions. You can fold the main body down while leaving the rear swivel wheels and the front frame firmly in place. The front wheel can then be tucked beneath the rear wheel.

UPPAbaby's Ridge All-terrain pushchair (via Funsilo) is a fantastic example. It is equipped with a variety of features that help it to handle rough terrain, like an adjustable rear wheel that can be locked, swivels as well as air-filled tyres. It also provides a comfortable ride for the child.

Stores

Built to take on whatever the outdoors throws at it, four-wheel all-terrain pushchairs are generally bigger and more durable than their all-rounder counterparts. They typically have bigger front wheels, allowing them to navigate bumps as well as tree roots and high kerbs easily. These models are typically constructed with smaller wheels at the back, which could reduce their overall weight and allow you to maneuver on rough terrain.

The tyre type will also be a major consideration for any parent who is considering an all-terrain pushchair. There are many brands that offer tyres that are filled with foam or gel, which are great for rough terrain, lumps and bumps. These tyres are prone to puncture and require more frequent maintenance. Other all-terrain pushchairs will come with the standard pneumatic tyre which is less prone to punctures but doesn't offer as much grip on rough terrain.

All-terrain pushchairs typically have plenty of storage space that can be used to store away all your belongings for a day of fun. Look out for clever pockets dotted on the seatback and hood, as well as an enormous under-seat storage basket with zippered compartments that keep your items safe.

There are also all-terrain pushchairs that can be used from birth, either with an additional carrycot or a built-in lying-flat seats. These pushchairs typically come with the newborn cocoon that MFM reviewer Alice describes as "padded and comfortable, as well as breathable."

Finally, there are all-terrain pushchairs that are more of a compromise between extreme off-road capability and high street usability. These types typically have large wheels and excellent suspension, but are built in a traditional pushchair style. They may even include reversible seating or carrycot options. They may even have a hint of fashion in their fabrics and design.