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All Terrain Push Chair

An all terrain push chair is a great option for parents who will get their little one covered in mud and dirt particularly if they enjoy going on walks. These pushchairs also have bigger wheels and puncture-proof tires.

Choose a stroller with a seat that reclines flat, and can be used as a newborn with an infant seat or a carrycot (not suitable for sleeping over night). It should come with an open-air panel and an adjustable hood.

The following are some examples of

All terrain pushchairs are built to be able to handle the rough terrain. They have large wheels, puncture-proof tires, and excellent suspension. You might think they're just for National Trust walks or woodland walks, but that's not the situation. Many of these models have a more conventional pushchair design and come with reversible seating options, full carrycot options, and even fabrics that hint at fashion.

The key features to look for include a front wheel that swivels and locks into a straight position, which will come in handy when you're on bumpy tracks. It's also worth seeking out models equipped with a handbrake which sits up on the handlebar, so you can use it to reduce speed on steep descents. This is a useful feature if you are living in a hilly area or often go for long walks with your toddler.

If you're looking for an all-terrain stroller, ensure that it has a handlebar that is adjusted in the height. This makes it easier to maneuver in the event that the child and parent have different heights. You might want to look for a wrist strap that will reduce the risk of your child's pushchair falling off on slopes or cliff edge.

All-terrain pushchairs tend to be heavier than regular pushchairs. If weight is a concern for you, look into models that fold down that can fit in a boot that is small. These models are often made from washable fabrics, which are easy to clean and dry quickly.

The Mamas & Papas Ocarro is a perfect example of a multi-terrain stroller which meets all the criteria. It's suitable from birth due to the XXL seat's one-metre length and can be used with a baby car seat or carrycot to create a complete 3-in-1 travel system. Dual suspension helps to smooth out the bumps and dips on the road. The hood also features an opening to let you keep an eye out for your child.

Design

In contrast to regular pushchairs that may struggle on rough ground All-terrain buggies typically have robust suspension and large wheels that are puncture-proof. They are also equipped with additional features that make them suitable for difficult terrains such as mud trails, gravel trails as well as market town cobbles and woodland walks.

Be sure to look for models with lockable front wheels as well as foam-filled tyres that never need airing (a big plus for those who plan on doing some jogging with your kid in the future). All-terrain pushchairs typically have larger rear wheels than city pushchairs. This allows them to handle rough terrain off-road. A wide handlebar will also assist you in keeping control on rough terrain.

Some all-terrain strollers feature handbrakes. This is great to stop in a rocky area with your child in the pushchair and shopping in the basket. Certain All-terrain pram strollers have a reclined seat that can be lowered into a flat position for your toddler or child.

True all-terrain pushchairs are usually quite large and bulky when folded. However, there are some excellent compact fold options available on the market from brands like Mountain Buggy and Thule. Find models that allow you to tuck in the front frame and wheel section under the main body. This will reduce the overall size and make it easier for storage.

Some all-terrain prams, like the iCandy Core are designed to be a day-to-day pushchair that can be transformed into an all terrain stroller for woodland strolls and market town walks. It comes with a hammock seat design, which means that the fabrics are hung from the chassis rather than attached to a separate frame for the seat. This allows for a greater weight limit, better directional control on uneven ground, and a more comfortable ride for your child.

The UPPAbaby Fox 5 is an all-terrain pushchair with impressive mudguards, an enormous wheelbase with a smooth suspension, and great features that are suitable for parents such as an extended hood, a huge 10kg basket, and a one-handed fold. It can be used with an UPPAbaby car seat adaptor or carrycots starting at birth. It also has the option of being converted into a twin pushchair that faces parents.

Safety

All-terrain pushchairs are the ideal option if you plan to use your pushchair on uneven terrain. These pushchairs come with large wheels that can handle rough or muddy terrain more efficiently than standard pushchairs. Additionally, they usually have suspension that helps absorb the shock of rough surfaces. Some all-terrain strollers come with locks on the wheel at the front, which can be used to walk on uneven or rough pavements. Some even have foam-filled, never flat tyres, which are designed to resist puncture.

These features can make pushchairs that are all-terrain more comfortable for both baby and parent. However, they tend to be heavier and wider than other pushchairs. This can make them difficult to manoeuvre in small spaces or aisles in shops. The larger rear wheels on some strollers with all-terrain tires can make them difficult to maneuver up and down escalators and stairs.

A car seat for infants or carrycots can be attached to an all-terrain stroller. This is a very crucial safety feature. Most all-terrain pushchairs have an adapter for car seats universally that allows you to connect the most compatible infant carriers. Additionally, many all-terrain pushchairs have reversible seats which allows you to face your child towards you or away from you.

A true all-terrain pushchair has been designed specifically to tackle rough tracks, rutted fields and forest trails effortlessly. It is a distinct design than a standard pushchair, with a more extreme off-road capabilities. However, if you aren't certain whether you'll need something so extreme, there is a great range of pushchairs that have excellent all-terrain capability without the expense of an off-roader.

These all-terrain strollers come with huge wheels that are great for rough terrain and have an agri-like feel than the standard pushchair. They fold neatly, but are lighter than extreme off-roaders. They also have a range of features that will make them comfortable for your child, such as reclining seats and large storage baskets. Some of these All-terrain Pushchair from birth pushchairs come with adjustable legrests as well as shade features to shield your child against the sun.

Stores

All terrain pushchairs are generally heavier than standard buggies. Make sure you have the space in your car boot to hold one when it's not in use. It's also worth checking that the chassis is light enough for you to lift in and out of your car boot with ease.

Another thing to look for is storage - pushchairs for all-terrains usually come with large shopping baskets underneath the seat, and an easy-to-zipped pocket on the hood, and smaller mesh pockets on the handlebar. You may find a parent tray with drinks or snacks.

The design of the handle is an important aspect, too. Look for ergonomic handles and grips that are suited to your height. Some brands come with one hand-operated brake that is easier to access and operates with only one hand. Certain brands have dual lock brakes that is more secure and easier for two fingers to operate.

Many all-terrain pushchairs feature adjustable leg rests to keep your child in a comfortable position. You can also adjust the recline to suit your child's temperament. You can also choose a flat bed for infants or toddlers, allowing them to lay flat.

If you are planning to take your pushchair for outings and walks in the countryside it is recommended to select one with decent suspension. This will ensure that your child enjoys a a smooth and comfortable ride, not being hit by every bump along the road.

The UPPAbaby all-terrain pushchair for rough terrain, called the Ridge is a standout model with a few distinctive features that help it go from hill to high-street, including its large tyres with foam-filled tyres as well as its impressive suspension. It is also suitable for infants because it comes with a separate carrycot, and a seat that can be positioned on a flat surface. MFM reviewers were awed by the Ridge's other features, like its easy one-handed folding, spacious basket and adjustable handlebar. It's also compatible with the iCandy Jane carrycot and car seat to create a multi-terrain stroller that can be used from the time of birth.