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All-Terrain Buggy All-terrain buggies are great for those who enjoy walking in the country or visiting parks and National Trust sites. They have a spacious cushioned seat that can be adjusted to a better location and can accommodate car seats or a carrycot. They also have good suspension, so they can take the bumps and bonks of rough terrain without having to transfer it to your child. They typically have a decent size shopping basket and zip pockets on the hood. Stability The most important feature to take into account when choosing an all-terrain pushchair is how sturdy it is. It should be strong enough to withstand rough or bumpy terrain and should have a sturdy suspension system to absorb shocks. Also, pushchairsandprams want it to be easy to maneuver and have reliable brakes that allow you to slow the buggy quickly when it stops on a slope or during transfer. Aluminium is lighter and less prone than steel to corrosion. The number of wheels is an important factor to be considered. The weight of an all-terrain buggy will be reduced with more wheels. It will also make it easier to maneuver on rough surfaces. However, you must make sure the wheel size is suitable for the terrain that you plan to use it in. Smaller wheels are easier to maneuver on smooth surfaces, but can be unable to handle more difficult terrain or off-road. Larger wheels are more for rough terrain, but they may add weight if they have air in them. Good tyres will provide an easy ride on any terrain but can be susceptible to punctures, which is why it is important to have a repair kit and ensure they are in good condition regularly. Some all-terrain pushchairs have foam tyres that are less prone to punctures, and provide an even more comfortable ride although these can be heavy. Certain buggies with all-terrain features have a front swivel that can be locked to allow use on rough surfaces, or unlocked to use indoors. This is a great feature. It also helps to lower the center of gravity, and provides a more balanced seating position. Make sure the swivel wheel can be removed if you don't require it, which will decrease the weight of the buggy once it's folded, and make it easier to store in your car. A special needs all-terrain buggy is a great way to get the user out of their wheelchair and into a seat to enjoy an active lifestyle regardless of physical, mobility or behavioural disability. They can get you to places that a wheelchair or pushchair can't get to, such as country trails, parks, and woodlands. Comfort All-terrain buggies are great for those who love exploring off-road, taking country walks, or simply need a stroller that's easy to maneuver and can withstand the uneven pavements and cobblestones. And with light yet robust frames and often only three wheels instead of four to allow for greater maneuverability there's no limit to where you can go. The crucial element to a safe ride is in the suspension, so search for models that have a sophisticated system that distributes the impact and force of uneven ground in a uniform manner, instead of running around in the old-fashioned pushchair or pram. Air-filled wheels and a lockable one on the front are ideal for rough terrain, as they offer better grip and are able to absorb shocks. Look out for an adjustable handlebar to suit parents of a range of heights, and a braking system to ensure the buggy is safe and stable when you're taking on steep or fast descents. You'll also require a good storage, including a large basket and clever zip-up pockets to stop your essentials safe during your adventures. Many all-terrain buggies can be used with infant car seats, and some even offer an option for a bassinet that can accommodate infants in their first months. Follow the instructions to connect your car seat and pushchair. Go through the instruction manual to ensure your baby's safety. There are a few all-terrain buggies that are on the market which are more of a compromise between extreme off-road capability and a high street style. These models tend to offer excellent, but not ultimate – all-terrain capabilities with great suspension and big wheels, but with a sleeker pushchair design and possibly reversible seats or full carrycot options too. Brands such as Thule, iCandy and others provide the luxurious feel, but at a price that is lower. User-friendly The ease of use is a major factor to consider when purchasing an all-terrain buggies. You'll want to be able navigate difficult terrain and bumpy surfaces quickly so that you can enjoy your walks without stopping to tackle every obstruction. The best all-terrain buggy's should have easy to use brakes that are responsive and simple to control, a smooth suspension system and large puncture resistant wheels. They should be able be folded in one hand, and have plenty of storage. The UPPAbaby Ridge is a great all-terrain buggy that meets all the criteria. It comes with a superb suspension system, large wheels, and a handbrake and brake pedal that are easy to use and conveniently located for parents. It has a seat facing the world that can recline flat, as well as an adequate-sized basket. Its biggest selling point though is its cool design and the latest rims make it stand out from the rest! There are numerous all-terrain buggies on the market that provide a great balance between extreme off road capability and high street pushchair style. Bugaboo's Fox 5 and UPPAbaby's Ridge are a few examples. These strollers come with all the features of a premium stroller, like reversible seating and full carrycot options, but they also have off-road options, such as locks on wheels as well as a stunning suspension system, a spacious basket and game-changing lights on both sides of the chassis. Another excellent all-terrain option is the Mountain Buggy Duet. It's a tandem all-terrain buggy designed for two disabled children or siblings, perfect for those wanting to get out and explore the world and avoid having to limit their excursions. It's also a joy to drive around town and will cope with challenging terrain like steep hills and bumpy roads. The UPPAbaby has a few issues, such as a complicated safety harness with five points to attach and remove that requires you to snap every piece one at a time. MFM reviewer Kath also found the handbrake to be a little awkward to manage. It has a world facing seat that reclines flat, and it has a decent-sized bag but it's not as easy as other strollers within this category to fold or steer. Safety An all-terrain buggy is a vehicle that is designed to handle various terrains. It is similar to quad bikes in that it is driven by a person who is straddled on top of it. It is typically street-legal in most parts of the world, but it is not permitted on roads with high speeds or in extreme weather conditions. A buggy that is off-road can be a lot of fun but it's important to stay safe while riding one. Here are some suggestions to ensure you ride safely: Always be aware of the terrain prior to operating the buggy. Be aware of obstacles such as rocks, mud, or other obstacles that could cause you to lose your control or damage your vehicle. Also, make sure that the buggy is the right size and age of the driver. Adults should accompany novice riders to offer assistance and guidance. Before you take your all-terrain buggy out examine it to make sure it is in good condition. Check for any problems in the brakes, tires and steering mechanism. Wearing long-sleeved clothing is also recommended for off-road driving. It is also essential to maintain the distance of wildlife. If you plan to carry an infant or toddler on your adventure, consider an all-terrain stroller that is compatible with car seats. With a car seat installed it will be much easier to get into and out of the buggy. You can also adjust the foot-area enclosure to ensure that it is more secure for toddler passengers. A quality all-terrain buggie is a great option to explore your local trails and beaches. It features a comfortable suspension system, a huge storage basket, and a user-friendly handlebar that is suitable for parents of different heights. It is also lightweight and compact which makes it easy to move between places. It also comes with a reclined seat that is able to be adjusted to different positions to accommodate children suffering from medical conditions that require them lie down (such as epilepsy). The tyres are puncture-proof and the hood is designed to shield children from wind and rain.