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All-Terrain Pushchair

If you live up an open country road or walk on rough grass and rutted paths, an all-terrain pushchair could be the ideal option for your family. These models typically come with four wheels and can be used on all terrains. However, they may not be as flexible like some prams categorized as all-rounders.

Here are a few examples of

When you're walking through the woods or on country trails or cruising down the main streets, an all-terrain pushchair is a good option for those who require a sturdy buggy that has wheels that can be used on rough surfaces. The top all-terrain pushchairs have a myriad of features that ensure your child will have a pleasant ride, and plenty of storage space for all of your baby gear.

These pushchairs are typically equipped with large all terrain wheels. They can be used on many different terrains and are well suited to rough terrain. They also tend to have more suspension than standard buggies and prams, which makes your journey more comfortable.

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 makes for a smoother, but more prone to punctures. You'll need to carry an extra set of tyres if the pushchair is regularly used. You can also find all pushchairs for terrain with gel or foam tyres that can handle bumps with ease but are less prone punctures.

The hand brake is generally located on the right side of the chassis. This is a straightforward brake that is effective, especially when a toddler is on board. You can also find pushchairs with brakes operated by the foot which is great to slow down steep slopes.

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 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 pushchair that is ideal for the active parent. It has a flat reclining seat back that can be adjusted from 10_ through to 15_ degrees and can be fitted with padded backs and seat cushions (sold separately) to provide extra pelvic and lateral support. It can be used as early as birth and can be used in conjunction with a baby carrier or car seat to create a 3 wheel all terrain buggy-in-1 complete system.

Suspension

The suspension is an important aspect to take into consideration when selecting an all-terrain pushchair. It allows your child remain comfortable and relaxed on uneven or bumpy ground. It also helps reduce the impact of sudden stops, so it's more suitable for little legs. Choose an adjustable suspension system that comes with multiple levels of adjustment so you can find the right setting for your child's age and size.

All-terrain pushchairs usually have larger wheels than a stroller or jogging buggy which makes them able to take in more bumps and rough terrain. Many models are equipped with air-filled tyres, which are perfect for all-terrain and off-road pushing but can be susceptible to punctures so make sure to carry repair kits with you. Some models use foamor gel-filled tires that provide a smoother ride. However, they are heavier and more expensive than tyres with air filling.

The Qbit+ All-Terrain gb is designed for parents who want a light and easy-to-use pushchair that can take on rough terrain. It's easy to assemble, with no tools required, and is compact all terrain pram when folded. To fold the buggy, press the two white buttons on the handlebar to depress it. Then pull it away. The buggy will then move into its folded position and the seat will pop onto the top. The handbrake is on the right side of the handlebar, which will make it less likely to be kicked accidentally by your baby while walking or jogging.

Another alternative is the UPPAbaby Ridge, which has a great range of features for parents, including large and padded tyres, an adjustable handlebar, a zip-up pocket on the hood and an ample basket. It can be used with a car seat or carriedcot and is suitable for infants due to the adjustable suspension and lie-flat mode.

The Bugaboo Fox 5 is a stylish all-terrain pushchair that has sturdy chassis and large puncture-proof wheels. It's available in double and single mode, and comes with an adaptor for cars and is a great option for families that are growing. Parents loved its smooth suspension and features for parents that include a large 10kg basket, an easy fold with one hand and a movable handlebar.

Folding

All terrain pushchairs need to be able to handle more than the smooth asphalt of the main street. They are usually designed to withstand dirt tracks, gravel tracks and even market town cobbles and the wheels are likely to be bigger than those on a standard stroller (with some even being inflated to give extra height clearance over tussocks). All of them can be used to jog once your child is old enough. These are often built with an adjustable front wheel that can be removed and replaced with a fixed one to suit your walking or jogging needs, and also large air-filled tyres and fantastic suspension.

All the best lightweight stroller for rough terrain all terrain pushchairs are spacious with storage space that is designed with an active lifestyle in mind. You can expect clever pockets on the backs of the seats and hoods as well as large or zipped under-seat storage baskets. There are models that have an adjustable shopping bag that can help keep your items organized and accessible.

All-terrain pushchairs weigh more than all rounders. This is due to having stronger and more durable construction to withstand the added wear and tear of rough terrains. Brands like Mountain Buggy or Thule have mastered making their all-terrain pushchairs as compact and efficient as they can, while not sacrificing quality.

You can even find all-terrain pushchairs that fold down to a compact size that will fit into the boot of your vehicle, and are perfect for urban excursions. This is because you can leave the rear swivel wheel and the front frame in place and fold the main body of the pushchair and the front wheel beneath to create a flat and compact package.

UPPAbaby's Ridge all-terrain pushchair is an excellent example. It has a great range of features that assist in navigating the tough terrain, including a swivel lockable rear wheel, large air-filled tyres, a comfortable ride for your child and an integrated twist handbrake that is easy to use when in motion.

Storage

Designed to tackle everything the nature throws at it, 4-wheel all-terrain pushchairs are generally bigger and more durable than their all-rounder counterparts. These models often feature larger front wheels that enable them to easily navigate bumps, tree roots and high kerbs. These models are usually designed with smaller wheels in the back, which can reduce their overall bulk and make them easier for to maneuver over rough terrain.

The tyre type will also be a major factor for parents who are choosing an all-terrain pushchair. Many manufacturers offer foam- or gel-filled tyres, which are particularly effective at handling rough ground and tackling bumps and lumps. However, these types of tyres tend to be more prone to punctures, and require more frequent maintenance. Other all-terrain pushchairs will come with the standard pneumatic tyre which is less susceptible to punctures but doesn't offer as much grip on rough ground.

All-terrain pushchairs usually have plenty of storage space to stow away all your belongings for a day out. Look for pockets on the seatback, hood and under the seat.

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

Additionally, there are all-terrain pushchairs that are more of an attempt to balance extreme off-road capabilities and high street usability. These models typically have a high-quality suspension and big wheels, but they'll also be designed with a more typical pushchair design, like the ability to reversibly seat or carrycot options. They might even get a hint of fashion in their fabrics and detailing.