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What to Look For in an All-Terrain Pram If you enjoy going out in the great outdoors, then you'll need a stroller capable of handling rough terrain. The best all-terrain prams have large, air-filled tires and suspension built-in for smooth and comfortable riding. Most fold larger and are bulkier. A lot of them are compatible with infant car seats but check with your pediatrician first. Some have a world-facing seat that can recline completely flat to allow you to use them from the time of birth. Features All-terrain prams should be as comfortable for children in them as they are for the parents, so it's important to make sure the suspension is smooth and there's enough space inside the seat for a large, padded, breathable cushion. You should ensure that the seat reclines flat and that your child's feet are in the air. This should give them some extra comfort on a long walk up a rocky hill and prevent them from getting cold. It is also important to make sure the all-terrain pushchair you buy has a canopy. The last thing you want is your child to get sunburnt during the course of a hike. It's a good idea find an umbrella that has a wide opening and can be adjusted to fit your needs, or that has removable panels to offer some protection during certain weather conditions. You should also make sure your all-terrain stroller comes with a 5-point harness that secures the child in order to stop them from falling out of the seat. You should also select a pushchair with plenty of storage. Most will have a fairly big shopping basket under the seat, and a few will also have front and rear mesh pockets. They are a great place to store things like mobile phones and keys. Most all-terrain strollers are good for hiking, walking and even running (check the product guidelines to determine if this is recommended). They may cost more than standard strollers, but they're designed to withstand rough surfaces so you should be confident that they will last longer. Some models have additional features, such as changing rooms or a baby cocoon that can be used from the time of birth. These options can add to the cost, but they are worth it for certain families. Suspension A high-quality suspension system is a crucial feature of any all-terrain pram, to ensure a bump-free ride. A well-padded seat is also an important factor to consider particularly in the case of children who will be napping during many of your outdoor excursions. If you want to maximize your space while keeping your family moving, an all-terrain stroller with lightweight and compact frames is a fantastic option. Bumbleride Indie, a large pram that has air-filled tires and an all-wheel suspension to provide excellent traction on all terrains, is a good example. The Indie includes a reclining seat and an integrated infant mode. It is suitable for infants and toddlers. There are a variety of all-terrain strollers on the market, but you should choose one that is easy to maneuver over curbs, uneven pathways and tree roots. You'll need to select a chassis that is easy to lift into and out of the car's boot and comes with a large enough shopping basket to hold all the essentials you may require for an outdoor adventure. The Bugaboo Fox 5 offers impressive all-terrain capabilities that are ideal for country walks and dog walks on gravel roads. It features large foam tyres with excellent shock absorption that can be rolled over nearly everything. It also has a sturdy chassis that enhances the stability and maneuverability. This all-terrain pushchair also comes with some parent-friendly features, including a convenient twist handbrake located 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 is designed for active families who like running or walking with their babies and dogs. It has a light and adaptable design, with the ability to expand into a double-sized pram within a matter of minutes. It also comes with a variety of features, including a state-of-the-art suspension system, as well as a large reclined seat with side ventilation and a magnetic peekaboo window. The Ridge is also a breeze to steer and maneuver, even when loaded with children and other items, and its front wheels can be locked for more stability on steeper slopes. Tires All-terrain strollers are perfect for those who like to explore and wander away from the main roads or have children who like to run. You can enjoy your walks and runs without being concerned about your child sliding or falling off the seat. This type of pushchair usually has large rugged, puncture proof wheels designed to glide over a variety of surfaces including grass and gravel. The UPPAbaby Ridge is a great choice for active families with its large puncture-proof tyres that can glide over just about everything and a shock-absorbing suspension system to ensure your baby is comfortable while they're moving. It has an lockable wheel on the front and the swivel seat that can be turned to face either you or the world, so your baby can be able to see when they're out and out and about. Another alternative is the Mamas & Papas Ocarro, that is available as one pushchair or part of a six-piece starter bundle which includes a chassis, seat unit, carry cot and adaptors (carry cot sold separately). The pushchair comes with a movable canopy with UPF 50+ sun protection. It will protect your child against harmful UV rays. The rain cover will protect them from sudden showers. While the Ocarro is a bit more expensive than the other all-terrain prams, it's worth it in order to avoid having to purchase separate components or accessories as your child grows up. For instance, the chassis can be transformed into a twin pram by purchasing an additional seat kit, while the carry cot would be able to change into a toddler's seat and then a footmuff. The most important feature of any all-terrain pram is its suspension system. This is essential for absorbing bumps and providing a smooth ride for your baby. The suspension system should also be easily adjustable so you can adjust it to different conditions and terrains. The suspension on the Bugaboo Fox 5 for instance, can be adjusted depending on the surface you are on and how rough it is by adjusting the amount of air inside the tyres. The more air you pump into, the better the tyres perform at absorbing bumps and providing a comfortable ride for your child. All-terrain pram pushchairsandprams -terrain pushchairs and prams are the ideal choice if you love long, adventurous walks with your baby. These models have higher-quality suspensions and are designed to handle a variety of terrain, from paved pathways through forests and countryside to steep inclines and urban streets. You can use a basket for shopping to store extra clothes, a change or even a picnic. You'll need to consider how much luggage you'll be bringing and whether you can lift the chassis into and out of the car boot in a snap. A front wheel that locks can be helpful in controlling manoeuvrability. It's particularly useful if you are using the buggy off-road. You should look for wheels that are designed to tackle rough terrain, including puncture-proof tyres with air in them and options for puncture-proof so you don't need to carry a spare wheel with you. Some models also come with hand brakes that help you control the movement of the vehicle when it travels up and down hills and over a variety of surfaces. Some models are compatible with travel systems, meaning you can use them right from birth. They can be used with a bassinet, carrycot or baby car seats that lay flat (carrier sold separately). This will save you money and ease your burden since you can change between the car and the stroller when you go for a walk. One of our mum test subjects particularly appreciated the simple one-handed fold on this model, which she found to be a perfect fit for her lifestyle. It also made it easier to get ready for outings and bring inside when it was time to leave again. She also found it a great fit in her car boot and occupied less space than other side by side double prams she's tested. This single pram can be converted to double in a matter of minutes. It has a UV50+ canopy with two magnetic peek-aboo windows. It comes with a Mountain Buggy Parenting bag and a nifty shopping cart that replaces one seat.