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3 Wheel All Terrain Pushchair
A pushchair that is all-terrain and offers excellent maneuverability will suit you whether you're looking for a buggy for nature walks or taking a stroll along the high streets. These models typically come with large wheels and suspension systems that provide smooth riding on bumpy terrain.
Most are suitable for newborns and include a seat that can be set on a flat surface or a baby carrycot. These vehicles also have tyres that never flatten, and are usually comprised of foam.
Suspension
A truly all-terrain pushchair will have a good suspension, specifically designed to be smooth on rough terrain which allows your child to be comfortable and calm. The wheels should also be large and will usually be puncture-proof to prevent damage from sharp sticks or rocks.
Some all-terrain strollers also allow you to switch between different tyres to suit the conditions. Some all-terrain strollers have an swivel wheel which can be locked to give stability, or left unlocked to permit greater maneuverability.
For added peace of mind Some all-terrain pushchairs include a lockable handbrake which is easier to reach and use with your free hand rather than using the traditional brake pedal that is located on the handlebars' sides. This is a fantastic feature if you are inclined to climb steep hills.
If you don't want go quite as extreme as an all-terrain pushchair there are many strollers on the market which offer excellent - but not the ultimate off-road capabilities, and have great suspension and big wheels. They are usually cheaper than the more expensive full-on all-terrain pushchairs however they are perfect for walks in the park with the dog or short walks around the countryside.
A lot of strollers are suitable for infants, with either a carrycot or car seat that is designed for infants. Be aware, however, that when pushing over dips and bumps, the seats aren't completely flat - as per EU regulations they only have to meet the minimum requirements for reclined position of around 150deg. Graco has gotten around this issue with its new 'comfitech seat suspension' that lets the seat to recline at a more rounded angle for a bit more comfort. This feature is available on the Lila XP All-Terrain Pushchair, which can be combined with an appropriate Graco Infant Car Seat to create a three-in-one travel system.
Seat
There is a broad selection of 3 wheeled pushchairs-wheeled all-terrain pushchairs, which offer a superb off-road capability. These are ideal if you reside in the countryside or regularly go walking on uneven, rough terrain. These are more robust and durable than a regular pushchair. They have special features such as large puncture-proof tires to handle the toughest surfaces. They can be quite wide and are difficult to maneuver in tight spaces or in the aisles of shops.
All-terrain buggy seats are placed either in the direction of parents or world facing. They can grow with your child from birth to toddler. It comes with 'never flat' foam-filled tyres that provide a smooth ride. It also comes with dual frame suspension with luxurious padding, as well as a seat with great postural support. It also features a recline mechanism, as well as an expansive sun hood that extends, integrated ventilation and a pocket for your smart phone.
The new Out 'n' About Nipper V5 is another excellent choice. It's an all-terrain stroller that's a trailblazer. It has fantastic suspension and tyres with air-filled so it can be used to jog once your child reaches the appropriate age. It also comes with a 360 swivel lockable front wheel that allows for manoeuvrability and an easy fold that's simple and quick. It's suitable for babies from birth, and can be used with an adaptor for the UPPAbaby infant car seat or carrycot (sold separately).
Many all-terrain pushchairs don't have a reversible seat, but the likes of the Oyster 3 wheel push chair, 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. A lot of pushchairs are classified as all-rounders. These include the iCandy Pear, Bugaboo Cameleon and a few others. They are able to handle rough terrain in parks or National Trust locations, but lack the off-road capabilities of real all-terrain strollers.
Then there are the crossover models that are a great combination of extreme off-road and high street and are able to handle all terrains with big wheels and excellent suspension, but they're built more like a standard pushchair, with reversible seats and full carrycot options, so they can be used on a daily basis. Brands such as iCandy, Easywalker and Bugaboo have produced some excellent models to look at.
Wheels
All-terrain pushchairs are essential if you live in a rural area or take your child for regular walks on rough terrain. These pushchairs typically come with larger back wheels than standard pushchairs, which makes them more adept in handling rough off-road terrain, and ensuring an easy ride for your child. Some also have a sturdy suspension and puncture-proof versions so that they're suitable for use on woodland, grass or forest paths or gravel tracks, as well as market town cobbles.
Certain all-terrain pushchairs have an adjustable front wheel that provides extra stability when walking over rough terrain and on high kerbs. Some have swivel wheels on the front that let you maneuver the buggy more easily when you are changing direction or turning corners.
Most all-terrain pushchairs feature air-filled tyres which offer excellent shock absorption and are perfect for rough terrain, but they are more susceptible to punctures than solid EVA tyres used on city strollers, so it's worth buying a repair kit with spare tubes and a pump to go with your pushchair. Certain models have foam tyres which are less likely to puncture, but may be harder to push.
The brand new Bugaboo Fox 5 pushchair is an excellent model of a stroller that includes both foam and air filled tyres. It also has an excellent suspension and large rear wheels that are puncture resistant and ideal for off-road use or jogging (once your child reaches the appropriate age). The model can also be used as a baby with a carrycot or a lying-flat chair.
Another alternative is the iCandy Peach All-Terrain, which has large tyres and has one steering wheel at the front. It's not as flexible as other strollers with all-terrain wheels on this list, but it can handle hilly terrain well and features a large, one-hand fold that is ideal for long walks in the countryside, or long trips. It's also suitable from birth and comes with a large, extendable sun canopy and some great parent-friendly features including an easy-to-use brake pedal, adjustable handlebar and generously big basket.
Stores
There are some excellent all-terrain pushchairs that are ideal for parents who are looking to take their children off-road but don't want to tackle Ben Nevis. They offer the best of both. Look for a model with good all-terrain capability, sturdy suspension and large puncture-proof wheels. However, they are designed in the traditional pushchair style, with reversible seats and all carrycot options.
The UPPAbaby's bestselling Ridge all-terrain pushchair is an excellent example. It has a great suspension, a one-handed fold, and a spacious basket that can support up to 10kg. However, it also has numerous features that are suitable for parents, such as an adjustable handlebar as well as an operator-operated break on the right. The hood can be removed and washed with cool soapy water to keep out mould and mildew.
If you're planning on driving your all-terrain pushchair off road it's a good idea to choose air-filled tyres instead of ones with rubber grips. They'll provide a more comfortable ride on rough terrain and will be more maneuverable in tight spaces. If you intend to use your all-terrain stroller for occasional jogging, make sure the front wheel can swivel or has a quick release feature to lock it in place to give you more stability.
It's important to check the fabric of your pushchair to ensure it can be machine washed to keep them in good condition. If not, a spot clean using soapy water and warm water ought to suffice. Drying the fabric completely outdoors will also help prevent the growth of mould and mildew.
The majority of our 3 wheel infant stroller wheel all terrain pushchairs can be used from the time of birth. It is recommended to look for models that have a fully lying-flat seat with an adjustable backrest. This allows you to use the pushchair from the time your baby is born until the time your child is around three years old. If you want to travel as a family of three, there are plenty of models that are compatible with car seats due to the built-in adaptors. If you'd rather leave the car at home, there are all-terrain pushchairs with a fixed front wheel that are perfect for casual strolls or jogging for a short distance, such as the Delta Special Needs all-terrain jogger from Delichon which is available in a range of frame and canvas sizes to suit children and adults.
A pushchair that is all-terrain and offers excellent maneuverability will suit you whether you're looking for a buggy for nature walks or taking a stroll along the high streets. These models typically come with large wheels and suspension systems that provide smooth riding on bumpy terrain.
Most are suitable for newborns and include a seat that can be set on a flat surface or a baby carrycot. These vehicles also have tyres that never flatten, and are usually comprised of foam.
Suspension
A truly all-terrain pushchair will have a good suspension, specifically designed to be smooth on rough terrain which allows your child to be comfortable and calm. The wheels should also be large and will usually be puncture-proof to prevent damage from sharp sticks or rocks.
Some all-terrain strollers also allow you to switch between different tyres to suit the conditions. Some all-terrain strollers have an swivel wheel which can be locked to give stability, or left unlocked to permit greater maneuverability.
For added peace of mind Some all-terrain pushchairs include a lockable handbrake which is easier to reach and use with your free hand rather than using the traditional brake pedal that is located on the handlebars' sides. This is a fantastic feature if you are inclined to climb steep hills.
If you don't want go quite as extreme as an all-terrain pushchair there are many strollers on the market which offer excellent - but not the ultimate off-road capabilities, and have great suspension and big wheels. They are usually cheaper than the more expensive full-on all-terrain pushchairs however they are perfect for walks in the park with the dog or short walks around the countryside.
A lot of strollers are suitable for infants, with either a carrycot or car seat that is designed for infants. Be aware, however, that when pushing over dips and bumps, the seats aren't completely flat - as per EU regulations they only have to meet the minimum requirements for reclined position of around 150deg. Graco has gotten around this issue with its new 'comfitech seat suspension' that lets the seat to recline at a more rounded angle for a bit more comfort. This feature is available on the Lila XP All-Terrain Pushchair, which can be combined with an appropriate Graco Infant Car Seat to create a three-in-one travel system.
Seat
There is a broad selection of 3 wheeled pushchairs-wheeled all-terrain pushchairs, which offer a superb off-road capability. These are ideal if you reside in the countryside or regularly go walking on uneven, rough terrain. These are more robust and durable than a regular pushchair. They have special features such as large puncture-proof tires to handle the toughest surfaces. They can be quite wide and are difficult to maneuver in tight spaces or in the aisles of shops.
All-terrain buggy seats are placed either in the direction of parents or world facing. They can grow with your child from birth to toddler. It comes with 'never flat' foam-filled tyres that provide a smooth ride. It also comes with dual frame suspension with luxurious padding, as well as a seat with great postural support. It also features a recline mechanism, as well as an expansive sun hood that extends, integrated ventilation and a pocket for your smart phone.
The new Out 'n' About Nipper V5 is another excellent choice. It's an all-terrain stroller that's a trailblazer. It has fantastic suspension and tyres with air-filled so it can be used to jog once your child reaches the appropriate age. It also comes with a 360 swivel lockable front wheel that allows for manoeuvrability and an easy fold that's simple and quick. It's suitable for babies from birth, and can be used with an adaptor for the UPPAbaby infant car seat or carrycot (sold separately).
Many all-terrain pushchairs don't have a reversible seat, but the likes of the Oyster 3 wheel push chair, 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. A lot of pushchairs are classified as all-rounders. These include the iCandy Pear, Bugaboo Cameleon and a few others. They are able to handle rough terrain in parks or National Trust locations, but lack the off-road capabilities of real all-terrain strollers.
Then there are the crossover models that are a great combination of extreme off-road and high street and are able to handle all terrains with big wheels and excellent suspension, but they're built more like a standard pushchair, with reversible seats and full carrycot options, so they can be used on a daily basis. Brands such as iCandy, Easywalker and Bugaboo have produced some excellent models to look at.
Wheels
All-terrain pushchairs are essential if you live in a rural area or take your child for regular walks on rough terrain. These pushchairs typically come with larger back wheels than standard pushchairs, which makes them more adept in handling rough off-road terrain, and ensuring an easy ride for your child. Some also have a sturdy suspension and puncture-proof versions so that they're suitable for use on woodland, grass or forest paths or gravel tracks, as well as market town cobbles.
Certain all-terrain pushchairs have an adjustable front wheel that provides extra stability when walking over rough terrain and on high kerbs. Some have swivel wheels on the front that let you maneuver the buggy more easily when you are changing direction or turning corners.
Most all-terrain pushchairs feature air-filled tyres which offer excellent shock absorption and are perfect for rough terrain, but they are more susceptible to punctures than solid EVA tyres used on city strollers, so it's worth buying a repair kit with spare tubes and a pump to go with your pushchair. Certain models have foam tyres which are less likely to puncture, but may be harder to push.
The brand new Bugaboo Fox 5 pushchair is an excellent model of a stroller that includes both foam and air filled tyres. It also has an excellent suspension and large rear wheels that are puncture resistant and ideal for off-road use or jogging (once your child reaches the appropriate age). The model can also be used as a baby with a carrycot or a lying-flat chair.
Another alternative is the iCandy Peach All-Terrain, which has large tyres and has one steering wheel at the front. It's not as flexible as other strollers with all-terrain wheels on this list, but it can handle hilly terrain well and features a large, one-hand fold that is ideal for long walks in the countryside, or long trips. It's also suitable from birth and comes with a large, extendable sun canopy and some great parent-friendly features including an easy-to-use brake pedal, adjustable handlebar and generously big basket.
Stores
There are some excellent all-terrain pushchairs that are ideal for parents who are looking to take their children off-road but don't want to tackle Ben Nevis. They offer the best of both. Look for a model with good all-terrain capability, sturdy suspension and large puncture-proof wheels. However, they are designed in the traditional pushchair style, with reversible seats and all carrycot options.
The UPPAbaby's bestselling Ridge all-terrain pushchair is an excellent example. It has a great suspension, a one-handed fold, and a spacious basket that can support up to 10kg. However, it also has numerous features that are suitable for parents, such as an adjustable handlebar as well as an operator-operated break on the right. The hood can be removed and washed with cool soapy water to keep out mould and mildew.
If you're planning on driving your all-terrain pushchair off road it's a good idea to choose air-filled tyres instead of ones with rubber grips. They'll provide a more comfortable ride on rough terrain and will be more maneuverable in tight spaces. If you intend to use your all-terrain stroller for occasional jogging, make sure the front wheel can swivel or has a quick release feature to lock it in place to give you more stability.
It's important to check the fabric of your pushchair to ensure it can be machine washed to keep them in good condition. If not, a spot clean using soapy water and warm water ought to suffice. Drying the fabric completely outdoors will also help prevent the growth of mould and mildew.
The majority of our 3 wheel infant stroller wheel all terrain pushchairs can be used from the time of birth. It is recommended to look for models that have a fully lying-flat seat with an adjustable backrest. This allows you to use the pushchair from the time your baby is born until the time your child is around three years old. If you want to travel as a family of three, there are plenty of models that are compatible with car seats due to the built-in adaptors. If you'd rather leave the car at home, there are all-terrain pushchairs with a fixed front wheel that are perfect for casual strolls or jogging for a short distance, such as the Delta Special Needs all-terrain jogger from Delichon which is available in a range of frame and canvas sizes to suit children and adults.