All-Terrain Buggy Review

If you love walking across a variety of terrains and don't mind getting wet, an all-terrain pushchair is the right choice. Many come with large wheels and suspension making them ideal for rougher terrain than regular pushchairs.

Look for a buggy that has air-filled tyres and good suspension. Also, check if the front wheel can lock to help with stability when jogging.

Mountain Buggy (r) Terrain (tm)

A all-terrain buggy is a must for parents who love off-road excursions, and want to explore their surroundings on country walks or woodland hikes. They are more durable than a pram that is lightweight or a pushchair and offer an easy ride on rough ground, allowing your child to have a more active experience outdoors without having to worry about bumpy rides. They are also easier to maneuver on kerbs and uneven pavements than a light stroller.

Mountain Buggy Terrain, a multi-terrain pushchair that comes with top-quality accessories that can be used as an all-terrain jogger, is designed for families who are active. This stroller is perfect for parents who are looking to add more activity to their lifestyle. It comes with a premium one hand fast fold, a multi adjustable handlebar and a front 3 wheel all terrain buggy that is three-mode. The Terrain also comes with 16" and 12" rear tyres that are air-filled for incredible performance on and off road.

The Delta All-Terrain Special Needs three-wheel buggy is an all-terrain model designed for children with moderate to mild impairment or a behavioural disorder such as Autism (ASD/ADHD). The stroller comes with an ergonomic seat and large puncture-resistant tyres that help you navigate rough terrain. It has a built in toddler ride-on deck and the adjustable footrest allows it to be adjusted to various heights for different disabilities.

Another option for an all-terrain stroller is the iCandy Swift. It was designed to be a running stroller for families and can be used with various iCandy infant car seats. It has a large wide basket that can hold up to 22 pounds. It also comes with a huge canopy and a variety of storage options that are weatherproof.

Based on the award-winning platform of urban jungle luxury the swift is a sophisticated little adventurer with an enormous heart. Featuring world class workmanship and a stunning engineering design, this small in size but huge on adventure stroller comes with an exceptional curb pop. This exceptional maneuverability is engineered by precise weight distribution and an outstanding design, which allows for outstanding maneuverability and curb pop.

iCandy Peach(tm)

The iCandy Peach 7 pushchair is multi-terrain stroller which can be used in both urban and rural environments. It was designed with an eye for modern performance fabrics and outdoor leisure trends. It combines sleek sporting touches with off-road capabilities to create a visual masterpiece.

The patented carry strap of iCandy is built into the chassis, allowing both hands. The innovative elevators are an option to raise the seats so that children are closer to you. This is particularly helpful when your youngest child starts to outgrow the carrycot or seat unit as it lets you lift them up onto the frame with ease and safety.

Liz test drove the Peach 6 on a variety of terrains, including narrow pavements and wet fields. She also drove it on dirt and sports grounds. The suspension helped her take advantage of the ride even on rough and difficult terrain. The front wheels can be turned for easy cornering and the chassis comes with an easy-to use one-click locking system that allows you to firmen up the ride on more challenging terrain. The Peach has a very small footprint and tight turning circle, making it easy to get in and out of doorways and shops. It's also great for public transport and should fit in a standard wheelchair-friendly space.

The handlebar can be adjusted to four different positions. It has a leatherette cover that is extremely comfortable in the palm. The fold is one-handed, automatic with an auto-lock. Moreover, it's small and freestanding when folded. It also has a handy pocket on the back of the seat that's ideal for keeping things like keys and phones.

The Peach 7 can be used from birth up to 25kg. (Single use with no elevators). It can be upgraded into a double pushchair with the iCandy Peach 2+ Twin Kit, sold separately. The seat unit can be placed in both a world-facing and parent mode. The carrycot has been upgraded to be safe for night sleeping. It's easy to remove the chassis by simply unclicking each side one at a time. There's also a bumper to help you to do it on your own.

iCandy Swift(tm)

This latest addition to the iCandy range offers all terrain stroller Lightweight - http://www.hyeonhae.co.kr, the features of a buggy that is all-terrain with tyres that are filled with air. It's designed to accommodate babies to toddlers with three possible configurations. Liz found the carrycot and seat easy to switch between and the new head support cushion made her youngest extremely content in either parent or world-facing mode. The only issue was the fold, which may require some patience to get the hang of. When folded, it will fit into the car boot of a medium size. Also included are rain covers.

Out and About Swift (tm)

A well-equipped all-terrain stroller is essential if you love forest walks or more adventurous off-road adventures. These strollers are ideal for running with your child and are able to handle kerbs and rough terrain better than traditional pushchairs. These pushchairs are slightly stronger than lighter compact pushchairs and might have different tyres that can cope with rougher surfaces. Some models have an adjustable front wheel that can be swiveled while others - specifically those designed for running come with a brake on the handlebar.

The iCandy Swift is a popular all-terrain buggy. MFM reviewer Kath said it "navigates over grass, bumpy cobbles, sidewalks, dirt tracks, and deals with kerbs that are steep". It also offers an enjoyable ride for your child thanks to its suspension and the large 16'' air-filled rear wheels. The ability to lock the wheels to the front (on both the four-wheel and three-wheel versions) is also a very useful feature if you have to tackle difficult terrain or climb a high step.

Other features to look out for in an all-terrain buggy include the swivel seat's height adjustment and the suspension that can be raised to accommodate a car seat. Make sure that the tyres are puncture-proof, as this will make it easier to navigate rough terrain and decrease the possibility of losing your spare in the middle.

If you're looking for a little of the all-terrain experience and don't want invest in a full-sized buggy, the UPPAbaby Ridge is a fantastic option. It's a mid-sized all-terrain which can be able to handle a variety of terrains. It also comes with numerous impressive features, including large, foam-filled tyres and excellent suspension, a movable handlebar, a simple one-handed fold and generous storage space. It even has a big basket with a cover and a zipped pocket on the hood!