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What to Look For in an All-Terrain Pram

If you're a fan of exploring the great outdoors, you'll require a stroller to handle rough terrain. The best all-terrain strollers have large, air-filled tires as well as built-in suspension for an easy ride.

Most fold larger and bulkier. A lot of them are compatible with infant car seats however, you should consult your pediatrician before. Some have a world-facing car seat that can recline completely flat and allows you to use them from birth.

The following are some examples of

All-terrain prams should be comfortable for children in them as they are for parents, so you'll want to make sure the suspension is in good condition and there's enough space in the seat for a large, padded, breathable cushion. You'll want to make sure the seat is able to recline flat and that your child's feet are in the air. This should give them some additional comfort during the long climb along a steep hill and also prevent them from becoming cold.

It is also important to ensure that the stroller you purchase has a canopy. The most important thing you don't want is for your child getting sunburned while on the course of a hike. Find a canopy that has an open space that can be adjusted to suit your requirements or removable panels that offer some protection during certain conditions. The stroller you choose for all-terrain use should come with five points of safety harnesses to protect your child and stop them from falling.

The all-terrain pushchair you choose should come with plenty of storage space too. Most come with a large, basket of shopping under the seat. Some also have mesh pockets on the both the front and back. They are great places to store things such as mobile phones and keys.

All-terrain prams can be used to walk, hike and even light jogging. (Check the instructions for the product to determine whether this is a good idea). They are more expensive than standard strollers, but they're designed to withstand rough terrains, so you'll be confident that they'll last longer. Some come with additional features, such as changing facilities or a baby cocoon to use from birth. These extra features can raise the price, but are worth it for certain families.

Suspension

A top-quality suspension system is a vital feature in any all-terrain pram to help ensure a smooth and safe ride. A well-padded seat is also essential, particularly if you intend to take your child out on numerous outdoor adventures.

A all-terrain stroller with a light frame and a compact footprint is the best choice if you want to maximize space while keeping your family active. Bumbleride Indie, a spacious pram that has air-filled tires with an all-wheel suspension to provide better traction on any terrain is a great example. The Indie also has a lay flat seat and a built-in infant mode making it suitable from birth right until toddlerhood.

While there are plenty all-terrain strollers available that provide the best traction, you'll want to ensure you select one that is easy to maneuver over curbs, uneven paths and tree roots. You'll want to choose a chassis that is easy to lift into and out of the boot of your car and also one with a large enough shopping basket to accommodate all the essentials you may need for an outdoor adventure.

The Bugaboo Fox 5 is a multi-terrain stroller that is ideal for country walks or dog walks on gravel road. It has large puncture-resistant foam tyres that roll over almost anything and excellent shock-absorption for an easy ride, as well as a solid chassis for enhanced stability and maneuverability. This all terrain buggy-terrain pushchair also comes with some parent-friendly features, including an easy twist handbrake on the back wheel bar to allow easy speed control and an adjustable handlebar that can be adjusted to fit taller parents.

The UPPAbaby Ridge was created for active families that enjoy running and walking with their dogs and babies. It is a light and versatile design that can be transformed to a double stroller in minutes. It also has a variety of features, such as a state-of-the art suspension system as well as a spacious seating area with side vents and a magnetic peekaboo window. The Ridge is simple to drive and maneuver, even with a full load of children and accessories. The front wheels of the Ridge can also be locked into place for more stability on steep slopes.

Tires

All-terrain strollers are perfect for those who want to explore and wander away from the main roads, or have children who like to run. You can enjoy your walks or runs without having to worry about your child slip or falling off the seat. This type of pushchair all terrain typically has large rugged, puncture proof wheels that are designed to glide over a variety of surfaces including grass and gravel.

The UPPAbaby Ridge is an excellent option for families with active children with its large puncture-proof tyres that will glide over just about everything and a shock-absorbing suspension system to keep your baby comfy when they're out and about. It also features a lockable front wheel and the swivel seat which can be switched between parent and world facing so that your child can see you while they're out and out and about.

Another option is the Mamas and Papas Ocarro it is available as one pushchair or part of a six-piece starter package which includes a chassis, seat unit, carry cot, and adaptors (carry cot is sold separately). The pushchair comes with a movable canopy that has UPF 50+ sun protection. It will shield your child against harmful UV rays. The rain cover will protect them from sudden showers.

The Ocarro may be a little more expensive than other all-terrain strollers but it's well worth the extra cost if you don't want to have to buy separate components and accessories as your child develops. For instance the chassis can be transformed into a twin-sized one by purchasing the second seat kit and the carry cot will then be able to transform into a toddler's seat and then an infant footmuff.

The most important aspect of an all-terrain stroller is its suspension system. It is essential to absorb bumps and providing a smooth ride for your baby. Additionally, the suspension system should be easy to adjust to allow you to optimize it for various conditions and terrains. The suspension system on the Bugaboo 5 can be adjusted by altering the air pressure inside the tyres depending on what surface you're on and how rough the terrain. The more air you pump in, the more the tyres will absorb bumps and provide a more comfortable ride for your baby.

Storage

All-terrain prams and pushchairs are the ideal choice for parents who enjoy long, exciting walks with your baby. These models are more advanced in suspension and are made to withstand a variety of ground that range from paved pathways through countryside and woodlands to urban streets and steep slopes. You can use a shopping basket to carry extra clothing, a change of clothes or even picnics. You'll also need to consider how much you plan on bringing with you and whether the chassis is too heavy to lift in and out of your car boot regularly.

A front wheel that locks can be useful for managing manoeuvrability. It's particularly beneficial if you plan to use the buggy off the road. Choose wheels with air-filled tyres, or puncture-proof options that can handle rough terrain. This will let you avoid carrying a spare tire. Certain models include a handbrake to help you manage your buggy's movements on uneven surfaces or hills.

There are also some models that are travel system compatible that allows you to use them from the beginning with a lie-flat bassinet, carrycot or baby car seat (carrier sold separately). This will help you save money and reduce stress because you can switch between your car and stroller whenever you go on a walk.

One of our mum test subjects particularly appreciated the simple one-handed fold on this model, which she felt was perfect for her lifestyle and made it easier to prepare for outings and bring inside when it was time to go again. She found it was also a great fit in her car boot and occupied less space than other side by side double prams she's tried.

This single pram expands to a double in minutes. It also has an extendable UV50+ canopy featuring two magnetic windows that peek-a-boo. It includes a Mountain Buggy Parenting bag and a nifty shopping cart that replaces one seat.