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All-Terrain Buggy An all-terrain buggy is great for those who like to take a stroll through country parks, or National Trust sites. They usually feature a spacious padded seat that is more comfortable to sit on and can be able to accommodate carseats or carrycots. They also have good suspension so can cope with the bumps and bonks of rough terrain without passing it on to your child. They also have a large grocery basket and zipped pockets in the hood. Stability Stability is the main factor to consider when selecting an all-terrain stroller. It must be able to take on rough or bumpy terrain, and should have a good system of suspension to absorb shocks. It should be easy to drive and have brakes that are reliable. Choose a frame made from aluminium rather than steel, which is lighter and less prone to corrosion. The number of wheels is another important factor to check. More wheels will decrease the weight of the all-terrain buggy, and help it to be more manoeuvrable over rough surfaces However, you must ensure that the wheel size is suitable for the terrain you're planning to use it on. Smaller wheels are easier to handle on smooth surfaces, but they may struggle on more challenging terrain or off-road. Larger wheels can cope with rougher terrain but could be heavier, particularly in the case of tyres that are air filled. Good tyres will provide an easy ride on any terrain, but they can be prone to punctures, so it is vital to carry a repair kit and ensure that they are inflated regularly. Some all-terrain strollers have foam tyres, which are less prone to puncture and offer an easier ride. However they can be heavy. Some buggies that are all-terrain have a an swivel wheel on the front that can be locked for rough terrain and unlocked for indoors, which is an excellent feature. It also lowers the centre of gravity and provides an even and balanced seat. If you don't intend to use it, remove the swivel wheels. This will decrease the weight of the buggy, making it easier to store it in your car. An all-terrain special needs buggy is a great way to get the user out of their wheelchair and into a seat to enjoy a more active lifestyle, regardless of physical, mobility or behavioural disability. They can take you to places that pushchairs or wheelchairs can't be, such as country trails, parks, and woodlands. Comfort A buggy that is all-terrain is perfect for those who love off-road exploration and country walks, or just want an easy-to-manoeuvre pushchair that'll cope with those pesky cobbles and uneven pavements. With lightweight yet robust frames, and usually only three wheels instead four for improved manoeuvrability there's no limit to where you can go. Choose a model equipped with a suspension system that evenly disperses the force of rough terrain, rather than simply jolting your child around like an old-fashioned pushchair or pram. Air-filled wheels and a lockable one on the front are excellent for muddy terrain because they offer better grip and are able to absorb shocks. Look out for an adjustable handlebar that will fit parents of different heights, and a brake system to ensure that the buggy is stable and easy to control when you're taking on steep or fast descents. You'll also require a good storage, including a large basket and cleverly zip-up pockets to stop your essentials from escaping on your journeys. Many all-terrain buggies work with infant car seats, and some even offer a bassinet option to accommodate infants in the first few months. To ensure that all terrain pushchairs uk is safe and secure, ensure you follow the instructions to attach your car seat to the pushchair. You should also go through the user's manual thoroughly. Some all-terrain buggies offer a compromise between off-road ability and street style. These buggies typically have great – but not the best – 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 lower price. Easy of use One of the most important aspects to consider when buying an all-terrain bike is its user-friendliness. You'll need to be able navigate difficult terrain and bumpy surfaces with ease so that you can go out and enjoy your walks without having to stop at every difficulty. All-terrain buggies must be equipped with brakes that are simple to operate, responsive and easy to control. They should also feature a smooth suspension and big, puncture-resistant tires. They should be able be folded in just one hand and provide plenty of storage. The UPPAbaby Ridge is a great all-terrain buggy that ticks all the boxes. It comes with a fantastic suspension system, large wheels, and a handbrake and brake pedal that is easy to operate and are conveniently placed for parents. It has a seat facing the world that can recline flat, as well as an adequate sized basket. The main selling point is its super cool look with the latest rims that really make it stand out from the crowd! There are numerous all-terrain buggies available that offer a good balance between the ultimate off-road capability and a high-end pushchair design. This includes the iCandy Pegasus, Bugaboo Fox 5 and UPPAbaby Ridge. They come with all the standard top-of-the-line features like the ability to reverse seats and a full carrycot options but with off-road features such as an adjustable front wheel that locks and a stunning suspension system, large basket, and the game-changing LED lights on both sides of the chassis. Mountain Buggy Duet is another great all-terrain choice. This all-terrain buggies tandem is made for two kids with disabilities or siblings. It's perfect for people who would like to explore the outdoors without having to limit their excursions. It's also able to zip around town, and is able to handle difficult terrain such as steep hills and bumpy roads. The UPPAbaby Terrain comes with a few drawbacks, including the difficulty of putting on and taking off a 5-point harness put on and take off that requires you to snap the different pieces into place one at a time, and the handbrake's positioning, which MFM reviewer Kath found a bit awkward to manage. It has a front facing seat and reclines flat and it has an adequate size bag but is not as simple as other strollers in this group to fold or steer. Safety An all-terrain buggy is a vehicle that is designed to tackle a variety of terrain. It is similar to quad bikes in that it is driven by a person who is straddled on top of it. In a lot of places it is street legal. However, it cannot be used in extreme weather or on roads with high speed. Off-road buggy rides can be enjoyable however, you must be careful when riding them. Here are some guidelines to make sure you're safe on the road: Check the terrain before driving the buggy. Beware of obstacles such as rocks, mud or other obstacles which could cause you to lose your control or cause damage to your vehicle. Also, make sure that the buggy you choose to use is the size and age of the driver. For those who aren't experienced, they must be accompanied by an adult who will provide assistance and direction. Before using your all-terrain buggy check it over to make sure it's in good shape. Examine the brakes, tires and steering mechanism, as well as the engine for any problems which could pose a danger to your safety. It is recommended to wear the appropriate gear for off-road driving, including long-sleeved shirts and pants. Finally, it is important to keep an eye on wildlife and maintain a respectable distance from them. If you are planning to take an toddler or infant on your adventure, consider an all-terrain buggy that is compatible with car seats. With a car seat mounted it will be easier to move in and out of the buggy. You can also alter the foot-area enclosure to ensure that it is more secure for young passengers. A buggie that is all-terrain is a great choice for exploring the local trails and beaches. It comes with an easy suspension and a large basket that can be used for storage and a handlebar which is easy to handle by parents of any height. It is also light and compact and easy to move between locations. It has a reclined chair that can be adjusted in different positions for children who have medical illnesses (such as epilepsy) which require them to lie down. The tyres are puncture-proof, and the hood is designed to shield children from rain and wind.