3 Wheel All Terrain Pushchair<br /><br />Whether you're looking for a pushchair for walks in the woods or strolls on the high street, a pushchair that is all-terrain with excellent manoeuvrability will be an ideal choice. These models typically come with large wheels and suspension systems that provide a smooth ride on rough terrain.<br /><br />The majority are suitable for babies and come with a lie-flat baby seat or a newborn carrycot. They are also typically fitted with foam-filled never-flat tyres to reduce maintenance.<br /><br />Suspension<br /><br />A true all terrain pushchair will have good suspension which is designed to be extremely smooth on rough ground and help your child to feel comfortable and at ease. The wheels are typically large and puncture-proof to prevent injury from sharp sticks or rocks.<br /><br /><a href="https://kirby-gottlieb-2.technetbloggers.de/the-good-and-bad-about-lightweight-3-wheel-pushchair">3 wheeled pushchair</a> will help you tackle more difficult terrains easily Some all-terrain pushchairs even offering different tyres you can switch between to suit different conditions. Depending on the kind of terrain you want to explore Certain all-terrain pushchairs feature an swivel front wheel that can be locked for stability, or unlocked to allow for more maneuverability when needed.<br /><br />For added peace of mind Some all-terrain pushchairs include a lockable handbrake which is easier to reach and use with your free hand instead of an ordinary brake pedal located placed on the handlebars' side. This is an excellent feature if you are a fan of steep hills.<br /><br />There are many strollers with good off-road capability but aren't the most powerful. They also have large wheels and a great suspension. These are usually more affordable than full-on all-terrain buggy options and will still be suitable for short walks in the countryside or trips to the park.<br /><br />Many of these pushchairs can be used starting at birth, either with a carrycot or a newborn-ready car seat. Be aware that these seats won't be able to lie flat when you push over bumps or dips. According to EU regulations, they only need to meet minimum standards of reclined angles of approximately 150 degrees. Certain brands, such as Graco have gotten around this issue with their 'comfitech' in-seat suspension which allows the seat to recline at a flatter angle to provide a bit more comfort. This feature is available on the Lila XP All-Terrain Pushchair, which can be combined with the Graco Infant Car Seat to create a three-in-one travel system.<br /><br /><br /><br />Seat<br /><br />There's a whole range of three-wheel all terrain pushchairs available that offer excellent off-road capability. They are perfect for those who reside in the countryside or frequently walk on uneven, rough terrain. They are often more robust and durable than a standard pushchair, and come with features such as large puncture-proof wheels to deal with the toughest of surfaces. They tend to be quite wide, so could be difficult to maneuver in narrow spaces or through aisles in stores.<br /><br />The seat on an all-terrain buggy can either be a parent or world facing and expands with your child, from newborn to toddler (it's suitable from 6 months). It's equipped with foam-filled 'never flat' tyres that provide an easy ride with dual frame suspension, as well as luxurious padding in the seat that provides excellent postural support and comfort. It also comes with a reclining mechanism, an extended sun hood that can be extended that has integrated ventilation as well as a pocket for your smart phone.<br /><br />The brand new Out 'n' About Nipper V5 is another excellent choice. It's an all-terrain stroller that's a trailblazer. It comes with great suspension and air-filled tyres so it's able to run once your child reaches the appropriate age. It also features the ability to lock the front 360 swivel wheel that allows for manoeuvrability and a one-handed fold that's super simple and quick. It's suitable from birth and can be combined with an UPPAbaby carrycot or infant car seat adapters (sold separately).<br /><br />A majority of all-terrain pushchairs lack an reversible seat, however the likes of the Oyster 3, Venicci Tinum and egg 2 do have this option, and both provide a very good level of off-road performance and have an adequate weight limit for a 2-year old. There are also many pushchairs classified as all-rounders, such as the iCandy Pear and Bugaboo Cameleon, which cope very well with the rough terrain of the park or National Trust places but don't offer the off-road performance of true all-terrain pushchairs.<br /><br />There are also crossover models that are a great alternative to extreme off-road and high street and are able to handle all terrains with big wheels and excellent suspension, but they're designed in a typical pushchair style with reversible seats and full carrycot options which means they can be used everyday. Brands like iCandy, Easywalker and Bugaboo have come up with some fantastic models to look at.<br /><br />Wheels<br /><br />If you reside in a rural area or take your child regularly for walks over rough terrain an all-terrain pushchair is essential. These models typically have bigger back wheels than standard pushchairs, making them better at handling bumpy off-road terrains and ensuring an easy ride for your child. Many models also have a robust suspension that is puncture-proof. They can be used on woodland paths, forest paths, gravel roads, and market town cobbles.<br /><br />Some all-terrain strollers also have a lockable wheel on the front, which gives extra stability while walking over rough terrain or over high kerbs. Some have swivel wheels on the front that allow you to move the buggy with ease in case you want to change direction or turn corners.<br /><br />All-terrain strollers have air-filled tyres that are great for tackling rough terrain. However, they are more prone to punctures than the EVA tyres found on lightweight city strollers. It's therefore worth purchasing an repair kit and spare inner tube with your pushchair. Some all-terrain models have foam tyres which are less susceptible to punctures, but aren't as effective at absorbing shock and may be harder to push than tyres filled with air.<br /><br />The new Bugaboo Fox 5 is a good example of a pushchair that comes with foam-filled and air-filled tyres, an excellent suspension system, and large wheels that are puncture-proof at the rear. They are ideal for off-road or running (once your child is old enough). It is also suitable for babies and can be used with a carrycot or a lie-flat chair.<br /><br />The iCandy Peach All-Terrain is another option. It has large tyres, a single steering wheel in the front and big tyres. It is not as flexible as other strollers with all-terrain wheels on this list however it can manage hilly terrain and features a large, one-handed fold that is great for long walks in the countryside or long journeys. It's also suitable for babies and comes with a large sun canopy that extends and a host of great features for parents, such as a brake pedal that is easy to use with an adjustable handlebar as well as a generously sized basket.<br /><br />Stores<br /><br />There are some excellent all-terrain pushchairs that are ideal for parents who would like to take their child off-road, but don't want to tackle Ben Nevis. They are the best of both. Choose a model that has an excellent all-terrain capability, solid suspension and big puncture-proof wheels but designed in the traditional pushchair style with reversible seats and the option of a full carrycot.<br /><br />The UPPAbaby's bestselling Ridge all-terrain pushchair is an excellent example of this; it offers excellent suspension, a simple one-handed fold and a generous 10kg basket but also has parent-friendly features including an adjustable handlebar, hand-operated brake on the right and a large, covered storage space. A hood that can be removed and brushed down with cool soapy water is another helpful feature that can prevent mildew and mould from growing.<br /><br />If you're planning on driving your all-terrain pushchair off road it's best to opt for air-filled tyres instead of those with rubber grips. They'll provide a smoother ride over rough terrain and will make it easier to navigate through tight spaces. If you plan to use your all-terrain stroller for occasional jogging, be sure the front wheel can pivot or has a quick release facility to lock it in place to give you greater stability.<br /><br />It's important to check the fabric of the pushchair is machine washed to maintain them in perfect condition. If not, a spot wash with warm soapy water and warm water ought to suffice. Drying the fabric thoroughly outside can also prevent the growth of mould and mildew.<br /><br />The majority of our 3 wheel pushchairs are suitable from the time of birth. Find models with a fully lie-flat seat and reversible backrest that will allow you to use it from birth all the way to when your child is three years old. Many are compatible with car seat adapters for a three-person family. If you'd like to leave the car at home, there are some all-terrain pushchairs with a fixed front wheel which are ideal for a casual stroll or light jogging like the Delta Special Needs all-terrain jogger from Delichon that is available in a range of frame and canvas sizes to fit adults and children.<br /><br />