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All Terrain Push Chair

An all terrain push chair is a great choice for parents who will get their little one covered in dirt and mud, especially if they like going on walks. These push chairs also have larger wheels and puncture-proof tires.

Look for a stroller that can be used in conjunction with a carrycot or a seat unit from birth. (Not suitable for sleep overs). It should come with a view panel and an adjustable hood.

Features

All terrain push chairs are made to handle rough terrain and come with large wheels, puncture-proof tires, and fantastic suspension. It's possible to think that they're only suitable for woodland walks or National Trust trips but that's not necessarily the case - many of these models, including the Bugaboo Cameleon 3 and the iCandy Core, feature an older-style pushchair design with reversible seats, full carrycot options and even nods to fashion with their fabrics.

A front wheel that is able to be swiveled and locked in a straight position is a crucial feature to look for. This will come in handy in the event of a bumpy road. You should also look for models that have a handbrake on the handlebar, so that you can slow down when you are on steep slopes. This is a great feature to have when you live in hilly areas or take frequent long walks with your toddler on the bike.

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

All-terrain strollers weigh a lot more than normal strollers. If weight is a concern, look for models that can be folded into a compact boot. These pushchairs are typically made of washable fabrics which are easy to clean and dry quickly.

The Mamas & Papas Ocarro is the perfect example of a multi-terrain stroller that meets all the criteria. It's suitable for babies from birth thanks to the one-metre-long XXL seat and can be used in combination with a baby car seat or carrycot to make a complete 3-in-1 travel system. Dual suspension helps to smooth out the bumps and dips in the road. The hood also comes with an open window that lets you watch out for your child.

Design

Unlike regular pushchairs which might struggle on rough terrain All-terrain buggies usually have robust suspension and large wheels that are puncture-proof. They also tend to include extra features that make them ideal for woodland walks, mud and gravel tracks as well as market town cobbles and other terrains that are difficult to navigate.

Make sure you choose models with lockable front wheels, and tyres filled with foam that do not require airing (a huge plus if you intend to jog in the future with your child). Most all-terrain pushchairs have larger rear wheels than their city pushchair counterparts, as this helps them cope well with off-road terrain that is bumpy. A wider handlebar can help you to maintain the control in rough terrain.

A handbrake is an additional useful feature that can be present on some all-terrain pushchairs, which is ideal to slow down the descent or stopping in a hilly area with your child aboard and shopping in the basket below! Some all-terrain pushchairs come with a recline seat that can be lowered to a lying-flat position for your baby or toddler.

When folded, all-terrain strollers are usually quite large and bulky. However, there are fantastic compact all terrain stroller fold options on the market from brands such as Mountain Buggy and Thule. Find models that allow you to fold the front wheel section and frame under the main body. This will reduce the overall size to make it easier for storage.

Some all-terrain pushchairs, such as the iCandy Core, are designed specifically to be a daily pushchair that transforms into an all-terrain stroller for markets and woodland strolls. It features a 'hammock' seat design that means the fabric is hung from the frame instead of connected to a separate frame. This allows for a greater weight limit, better directional control on rough 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 parent-friendly features including a large extendable hood, a spacious 10kg basket, and a one-handed fold. It can be used with an adaptor for a UPPAbaby car or carrycots starting at birth. It also has the option of being converted into a twin pushchair facing parents.

Safety

All-terrain pushchairs are the ideal option if you wish to use your pushchair in rough terrain. These pushchairs come with large wheels that can take on bumpy or muddy surfaces more easily than regular pushchairs. They also have suspensions to absorb shock of rough surfaces. Certain all-terrain pushchairs have a lockable front wheel which can be used for walking on uneven or rough pavements. Some even have foam-filled never-flat tyres, which are designed to be puncture-proof.

These features can make all-terrain pushchairs more comfortable for both baby and parent. They are more heavy and wider but they are still smaller than other pushchairs. This can make them difficult to maneuver through narrow spaces or aisles in shops. The larger rear wheels of some strollers with all-terrain tires can make it difficult to move up and down escalators, stairs and other steps.

A car seat for infants or carrycots can be attached to an all-terrain stroller. This is a very crucial safety feature. All-terrain strollers come with a universal adapter for infant carriers. In addition, many all-terrain pushchairs come with convertible seats, so that you can face your child towards you or away from you.

A true all-terrain pushchair is designed specifically to tackle rough tracks, rutted fields and forest pathways effortlessly. It has a distinct look than a standard pushchair, with a more extreme off-road capabilities. However, if you're not sure whether you need something quite so extreme you can still find a great range of pushchairs that have good all-terrain capabilities without the extra cost of an off-roader.

These pushchairs for all-terrain use have large wheels that are great for rough terrain and have a more rugged feel than traditional pushchairs. But they fold up well and are lighter than an extreme off-roader. They also have a number of features that make them more comfortable for your child, like reclined seats and large storage baskets. Certain of these all terrain pushchairs come with adjustable legrests as well as a shade to protect your child from the sun.

Storage

All terrain pushchairs are generally more bulkier than standard buggies. Make sure you have enough space in your car boot to hold one when it's not in use. Check that the chassis is easily lifted into and out of the car boot.

Another important feature to look for is storage - pushchairs for all-terrains usually include large shopping baskets beneath the seat, and a handy zipped pocket on the hood, and smaller mesh pockets in the handlebar. There could even be a parent tray for drinks or snacks.

The design of the handle is a crucial factor, too. Find ergonomic handles and grips that are suited to your height. Some brands come with one hand-operated brake that is simpler to access and operates with only one hand. Some brands have a dual-lock brake which is more secure and easy to control using two fingers.

Many all-terrain pushchairs have adjustable leg rests that help keep your child in a comfortable position. You can also alter the recline to suit your child's needs. Or, you can choose a flat bed for infants or toddlers to allow them to lay on their backs.

If you're planning to use your pushchair for walks in the country or outdoor activities, it's best to get a model with decent suspension. This will ensure your baby has a smooth ride and isn't disturbed by every bump in the road.

The UPPAbaby all-terrain pushchair, called the Ridge is a standout model with a few distinctive features that make it able to move from hill to high-street, including its large tyres filled with foam and its impressive suspension. It's also suitable for children since it comes with a separate carrycot and seats that can be positioned flat. MFM reviewers were awed by the Ridge's other features, such as its simple one-handed folding, spacious shopping basket and adjustable handlebar. It is compatible with the iCandy Jane car seat and carrycot to create a pram that can be used right from birth.