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All-Terrain Pushchair

If you live near the country tracks or spend your time walking through muddy and rough paths, an all terrain pushchair could be the ideal fit for your family. These models typically come with four wheels and are able to be used on all terrains. However, they might not be as versatile as the prams that are classified as all-rounders.

Features

All terrain pushchairs are a great option for those who need a sturdy, durable pushchair that can handle rough surfaces. All terrain pushchairs come with a range of features that will ensure your child's comfort and has enough storage space for your baby gear.

Usually, they are designed with large all terrain prams-terrain wheels they are well-suited to rough terrain and can tackle a range of terrains without difficulty. They are also more comfortable than prams and buggies that are standard because they have a higher suspension.

The type of tyre is an important factor when choosing an all terrain pushchair. A lot of them have air-filled tyres like those 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 in case you are going to use the pushchair regularly. You can also find all terrain pushchairs equipped with gel or foam tyres that handle bumps well but are less prone punctures.

The hand brake is usually located on the right side of the chassis. It is simple to use and works well when you're on a slope, especially with a toddler on board. You can find pushchairs with a foot-operated break that is ideal to slow the stroller down on steep descents.

The iCandy Core pushchair is a great choice 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 has a compact one-handed fold and a large underseat basket.

The Special Tomato Jogger is another lightweight jogging style all-terrain Pushchair All terrain 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 baby carrier or car seat for a complete 3-in-1 set.

Suspension

The suspension is an important aspect to take into consideration when selecting an all-terrain pushchair. It allows your child stay at ease and comfortable on uneven or bumpy terrain. It also helps reduce sudden stops and is better for their legs. You should look for suspension systems that have multiple levels of adjustment to find the ideal setting for your child.

All-terrain strollers have larger wheels that can withstand more bumps. Many models come with air-filled tyres. They are ideal for pushing off-road and all-terrain, but they can be susceptible punctures. Make sure you always carry an repair kit. Some models use gel or foam-filled tyres that provide an easier ride, but are heavier and can be more expensive than air-filled tyres.

The gb All-Terrain Qbit+ is designed for parents who want a lightweight, easy-to-use stroller that can handle rough terrain. It is easy to put together and folds away in a compact manner. To fold it, press two white buttons on the top of the handlebar down to let it go and pull it away from the chassis. The buggy will then move into the folded position, and the seat will be popped onto the top. The handbrake is on the right side of the handlebar, which reduces the chance to be kicked accidentally by your baby when running or walking.

The UPPAbaby's ridge is a second alternative. It has a number of features that are parent-friendly with large tyres that are filled with foam. There's also an adjustable handlebar as well as a 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 stylish all-terrain pushchair that has an extremely sturdy frame and puncture-proof wheels. It can be used in a single or double mode and has an adaptor for car seats, making it a great option for families that are growing. Parents adored its smooth suspension and features for parents that include a large 10kg basket, a simple one-handed fold and a handlebar that can be adjusted.

Folding

All terrain pushchairs are required to be able to take on more than smooth tarmac on the high street. They are typically designed to handle gravel tracks, mud and even market town cobbles and the wheels will be bigger than those on the standard stroller (with some being inflated to give more height clearance over tussocks). There are also all terrain models that are suitable to jog once your child is old enough. These are often designed with an adjustable front wheel that can be removed to replace with a fixed wheel, depending on your needs. They also come with large air-filled tires as well as excellent suspension.

All of the top all terrain pushchairs come with plenty of storage space designed with an active lifestyle in mind. You can expect clever pockets on the hood and seat backs as well as large or zipped under-seat storage baskets. There are also models with a detachable shopping bag to help you keep your equipment together and easily accessible.

All-terrain pushchairs weigh more than all-rounders. This is due to their an extra robust and durable build to withstand the extra wear and tear that comes with rough terrains. However, brands such as Mountain Buggy and Thule have achieved the art of making their all terrain pushchairs as compact as possible without sacrificing quality and performance.

There are even all-terrain pushchairs that fold down to a compact size that can fit in the trunk of your vehicle, and are perfect 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 under the front frame.

UPPAbaby’s Ridge stroller with all-terrain design is a great model. It has a range of features that make it easier to withstand rough terrain, such as the swivel-lockable wheel on the rear, air-filled tyres and an enjoyable ride for your child.

Storage

Built to take on everything the nature throws at it, four-wheel all terrain pushchairs are typically bigger and more durable than their all-rounder counterparts. These models typically feature larger front wheels that allow them to effortlessly navigate bumps, tree root and high kerbs. They're also usually designed with a smaller wheel at the rear, which reduces overall bulk and can make them easier to maneuver on rough terrain.

The type of tyre will be a major aspect for any parent who is opting for an all terrain stroller lightweight-terrain pushchair. A lot of brands offer tyres which 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 include the standard pneumatic tyre which is less prone to punctures but doesn't offer the same grip on rough terrain.

The majority of strollers with all-terrain features have plenty of storage space for your possessions. Look for pockets on the back of the seat, under the hood and underneath the seat.

There are pushchairs that are all-terrain that are suitable for infants from birth. They are available with a carrycot that is separate or a built-in lie-flat seat. These pushchairs typically come with an infant cocoon that MFM reviewer Alice describes as "padded and breathable, as well as cosy."

All-terrain strollers are a compromise between the ability to go off-road and street-useability. These models usually have excellent suspension and big wheels, but they'll be built with a more conventional pushchair style, like fully carrycot or reversible seat options. Details and fabrics could be a nod towards fashion.