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What to Look For in an All-Terrain Pram If you enjoy being outdoors, you will need a stroller that is able to handle rough terrain. The best all-terrain strollers have large, air-filled tires and built-in suspension for a smooth ride. best all terrain pram fold larger and bulkier than regular strollers. Some are compatible with infant car seats, but it is best to consult your pediatrician first. Some seats recline flat, and some have a seat that faces the world. Features All-terrain strollers are designed to be as comfortable as is possible for both the child and the parent. To make sure that this happens you'll need to make sure the suspension is in good condition, and there's enough space in the seat to fit a large, padded cushion. Also, make sure the seat can recline flat and, in most cases, capable of doing this while keeping your child's feet in the air. This should give them some extra comfort during an extended walk up a rocky hill and stop them from getting cold. You should also make sure that the all-terrain stroller you buy has a canopy. The most important thing you don't want is for your child to be sunburned during an excursion. Find a canopy that has a large opening that can be adjusted to meet your requirements or removable panels that offer protection in certain weather conditions. Your all-terrain stroller should include a 5-point safety harness to ensure the child's safety and keep them from falling. You should also select a pushchair with plenty of storage. Most come with a large, shopping basket underneath the seat. Some have mesh pockets on the both the back and front. They are an excellent place to store items such as keys and mobile phones. All-terrain prams are suitable to walk, hike and even jogging light. (Check the product guidelines to find out whether this is a good idea). They may cost more than standard strollers, but they're made to handle rough terrain, so you can have peace of mind that they will last longer. Some models come with additional features like changing facilities or a baby cocoon to use from birth. These features can increase the cost, but are worth it for certain families. Suspension A top-quality suspension system is a vital feature of any all-terrain pram to help ensure a smooth ride. A comfortable and well-padded seat is an important consideration particularly in the case of children who will be napping during many of your outdoor adventures. An all-terrain pram with a lightweight frame and compact footprint is the best choice if you want to maximize space while still allowing your family to move. Bumbleride Indie, a spacious pram with air-filled tires that have an all-wheel suspension to provide superior traction on any terrain, is a good example. The Indie also has a seat that can be laid flat and built-in infant mode, making it suitable from birth right until toddlerhood. There are plenty of all-terrain prams on the market that provide superior traction, you'll want to make sure you choose one that can easily maneuver over bumps, uneven paths and tree roots. You'll need to select one that is simple to lift and lower out of the boot of your car and also one that has a large enough shopping basket to hold all the necessities you might require for your outdoor adventure. The Bugaboo Fox 5 is a versatile stroller for all terrains that's ideal for country walks or dog walks on a gravel road. It has large foam tyres with excellent shock absorption that can be rolled over nearly anything. It also has solid chassis that improves the stability and maneuverability. This all-terrain stroller also comes with a few features that are suitable for parents. It has a convenient twist-handbrake that is located on the back wheel bar to regulate the speed, as well as an adjustable handlebar for taller parents. The UPPAbaby Ridge is designed for families that enjoy walking or running with their babies and dogs. It has a light and adaptable design, with the ability to expand into a double stroller in a matter of minutes. It comes with a range of features, including a modern suspension system, a large recliner that has side ventilation, and the ability to peek inside with a magnetic. The Ridge is also easy to steer and maneuver, even when loaded with children and accessories, while its front wheels can be locked to provide more stability on more incline. Tires All-terrain strollers are ideal for those who like to explore and wander away from the main roads, or have children who love to run. You can enjoy your walks and runs without being concerned about your child sliding or falling off the seat. This kind of pushchair typically features large, rugged, puncture-proof wheels that are designed to glide over a variety of surfaces including gravel and grass. The UPPAbaby Ridge is an excellent option for families with active children with its large puncture-proof tyres that glide over just about anything, and a shock-absorbing suspension system to keep your baby comfortable while they're on the move. It has an lockable wheel in the front and a swivel chair that can be turned to face either you or the world, so that your child can be able to see when they're out and about. Another great alternative is the Mamas and Papas Ocarro, it is available as a single pushchair or as part of a six-piece starter bundle that includes chassis, seat unit, carry cot and adaptors (carry cot is sold separately). The pushchair comes with a movable canopy with UPF 50+ sun protection. It protects your child against harmful UV rays. The rain cover protects your child from sudden rain showers. While the Ocarro is a little more expensive than other all-terrain models however, it's a good choice if you want to avoid having to purchase separate components or accessories when your baby grows older. For example the chassis can be converted into a twin pram by purchasing the second seat kit while the carry cot will then be able to transform into a toddler's seat and then an infant footmuff. The most significant feature of any all-terrain pram is its suspension system. This is crucial for smoothing out bumps and absorbing them for your infant. Additionally, the suspension system should be easy to adjust to allow you to optimize it for various terrains and weather conditions. The suspension on the Bugaboo Fox 5, for example can be adjusted based on the surface you're on and the roughness of the surface by altering the amount of air in the tyres. The more air you put in the better the tyres are at absorbing bumps, and providing the most comfortable ride for your child. Stores If you enjoy long, exciting walks and off-road excursions with your child an all-terrain stroller or pushchair could be the right choice for you. These models are equipped with more advanced suspensions and are designed to withstand all kinds of terrain, from paved pathways through the countryside and woodlands to steep hills and urban streets. Be sure to look for models with a large shopping basket because they can be useful for carrying extra clothing or a change of clothes and even a picnic. You'll need to consider how much luggage you will be bringing along and whether you can lift the chassis into and out of the car boot in a snap. A front wheel with a lock can be helpful in controlling manoeuvrability. It's particularly beneficial if you plan to use the buggy off-road. Choose wheels with air-filled tyres, or puncture-proof options that are able to handle rough terrain. This will let you avoid carrying a spare tire. Some models come with a handbrake that helps you manage your buggy's movements on hills or other surfaces. Some models are compatible with travel systems, so you can use them right from the time of birth. They can be used in conjunction with a carrycot, bassinet or baby car seats that lie flat (carrier sold separately). This can save you money over the long term and ease anxiety by allowing you to simply switch between your car and the pram while taking an excursion. One of our mom testers liked the one-handed folding of this model. It was simple to use and made it easier to prepare for trips as well as to bring it inside when it came time to leave. She also found it an ideal size for her car boot and took up less space than other side by side double prams she'd tried. This single pram can be expanded to a double in just minutes. It comes with a UV50+ canopy with two magnetic peek-aboo windows. It comes with a Mountain Buggy bag for parents and a handy shopping cart that can replace one seat.