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All Terrain Push Chair

An all terrain push chair is a great choice for parents who may have their child covered in mud and dirt, particularly if they enjoy walking. They also tend to have bigger wheels and puncture-proof tyres.

Find a pushchair that has an adjustable seat that can recline flat and can be used as a newborn with a carrycot or seat unit (not suitable for sleeping overnight). It should come with an open-air panel and an adjustable hood.

Here are a few examples of

All terrain push chairs are designed to handle rough terrain and have large wheels, puncture-proof tires and excellent suspension. You may think they're best all terrain pram suited for walking in the woods or National Trust trips but that's not necessarily the case - some of these models, including the Bugaboo Cameleon 3 and the iCandy Core, feature the traditional pushchair style with reversible seats, complete carrycot options and even nods to fashion with their fabrics.

The main characteristics to look out for are the front wheel that rotates and locks into a straight position which will come in handy on bumpy tracks. Also, consider models with a handbrake mounted on the handlebar, so that you can slow down on steep slopes. This is an excellent feature to have if you live in hilly areas or take frequent long strolls with a toddler on the bike.

When you're browsing for a pushchair with all-terrain capabilities ensure that it comes with a height-adjustable handlebar because the child and parent have different heights this will make it easier to use. You might want to search for a wrist strap that will lower the chance of your pushchair crashing on slopes or cliff edge.

All-terrain strollers weigh a lot more than normal strollers. If you are concerned about weight, look for models that fold into a small boot. These pushchairs are usually made from washable fabrics, which are easy to clean and quick to dry.

The Mamas & Papas Ocarro, which won the Mother and Baby Gold Award in 2016, is the perfect example of an all terrain buggies-terrain pushchair that ticks all the boxes. It's suitable for babies from birth thanks to the XXL seat's one-metre length and can be used with a compatible baby car seat or carrycot to create a complete 3-in-1 travel set-up. Its dual suspension is able to take care of the bumps and dips on the road, while the hood has a viewing panel that lets you keep an eye on your child.

Design

All-terrain buggies are different from regular pushchairs which may be unable to handle rough terrain typically come with large wheels and a strong suspension. They also come with extra features that allow them to be used on difficult terrains like mud and gravel trails as well as market town cobbles and woodland walks.

Make sure you choose models with lockable front wheels, and tyres that are filled with foam and don't need to be aired (a major benefit if you plan on jogging in the future with your child). Often all-terrain pushchairs have bigger rear wheels than their city pushchair counterparts because they are able to cope with off-road terrain that is bumpy. Additionally, a wider handlebar can help you keep the control on rough terrain.

Some all-terrain strollers have handbrakes. This is great to stop in a rocky area with your child in the pushchair, and shopping in the basket. Some all-terrain pushchairs also feature recline seats which can be lowered to a flat position for your baby or toddler.

When folded all-terrain strollers are typically very large and bulky. Mountain Buggy and Thule offer an array of compact folding options. Find models that allow you to fold the front frame and wheel section under the main body. This will decrease the overall size for easier storage.

Some all-terrain pushchairs like the iCandy Core, are designed specifically to be an everyday pushchair that can be transformed into an all-terrain stroller suitable for markets and woodland strolls. It is a 'hammock-seat design, which means that the fabrics are hung directly from the chassis and not connected to an additional frame. This allows for a greater weight limit, better directional control on uneven terrain and a more comfortable ride for your child.

The UPPAbaby Fox 5 is a true, pram all terrain-terrain stroller, with impressive mudguards as well as a huge wheelbase. It also features an easy suspension, an extended canopy, and a large basket that can hold up to 10 kg. It folds in one hand. It can be used with an adaptor for a UPPAbaby car or carrycots from birth. It also offers the option of being converted into a twin pushchair that faces parents.

Safety

If you're looking for a stroller that can handle rough terrain, an all-terrain pushchair may be the ideal choice. These pushchairs feature large wheels that can handle bumpy or muddy surfaces more efficiently than standard pushchairs. In addition, they typically have suspension that helps absorb the impact of rough surfaces. Certain all-terrain strollers feature 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 be puncture-proof.

All-terrain pushchairs can be more comfortable for both the baby and the parent. However, they do tend to be heavier and wider than other pushchairs. They can be difficult to maneuver in narrow spaces or in aisles of shops. Additionally, the larger rear wheels on some all-terrain pushchairs may make it hard to maneuver them up and down escalators or stairs.

Another important safety feature of an all-terrain pushchair is the ability to connect to a carrycot or infant car seat. Most all-terrain strollers have an adapter that is universal for infant carriers. Additionally, many all-terrain pushchairs feature reversible seats so that you can face your child towards you or away from you.

A true all-terrain stroller has been designed to tackle rough tracks as well as rutted paths and forest trails effortlessly. It has a distinct look than a standard pushchair, with a more extreme off-road ability. If you're not certain if you're looking for something so extreme, there is a great range of pushchairs all terrain that offer good all-terrain capabilities without the extra cost of an off-roader.

These all-terrain pushchairs come with large wheels that are great for rough terrain and have more of a rugged feel than traditional pushchairs. They fold neatly and are lighter than off-roaders with extreme weights. These pushchairs also come with seating that reclines and large storage bins, which make them more comfortable for your child. Some of these all-terrain pushchairs feature adjustable legrests and shade to shield your child against the sun.

Storage

All terrain pushchairs are usually heavier than standard buggies. Make sure you have enough space in your car boot to store one when not in use. Verify that the chassis is easily lifted into and out of the car boot.

Another thing to look for is storage - pushchairs for all-terrains usually come with large shopping baskets beneath the seat, as well as an easy-to-zipped pocket on the hood and smaller mesh pockets in the handlebar. There may even be a tray for parents to serve drinks or snacks.

Also, the design of the handle should be taken into consideration. Look for ergonomic handles and grips that fit your height. Some brands offer single-hand brakes that are easier to use and can be operated with one hand. Some brands come with a dual lock brake that is more secure and easier for two fingers to control.

A majority of all-terrain pushchairs come with adjustable leg rests that help keep your child in a comfortable position. You can also adjust the recline to suit your child's needs. You can also opt for a flat-bed for infants or toddlers to allow them to lay on their backs.

If you're planning on using your pushchair for walks in the country or outdoor adventures, then it's a good idea purchase a model that has decent suspension. This will ensure your baby has a smooth ride and won't be jolted awake by every bump on the road.

UPPAbaby's all-terrain pushchair, the Ridge, has some standout features that help it move from hill to high street with its large tyres with foam-filled tyres as well as its impressive suspension. It's also suitable for babies with a separate carrycot as well as a lie-flat seat that meets the requirements for babies from the time of birth until toddlerhood. MFM reviewers were impressed by the Ridge's other features, like its easy one-handed folding, large shopping basket, and adjustable handlebar. It's compatible with the iCandy Jane car seat and carrycot to create a stroller that can be used right from the moment of birth.