All Terrain Pushchairs

by PramLady

All terrain pushchairs offer something special, something normal pushchairs find difficult to accomplish. Essentially it is because they have three large wheels. On an uneven service three wheel points are in contact with the ground at any one time. Plus the large wheel is shallower so it is closer to any obstacle or bump.

All-terrain pushchairs have pneumatic tyres designed for use on all kinds of terrain - not just standard pavement use. are a new development in pushchair technology. They work in the same way as mountain bikes, having chunky tyres and increased suspension to give a softer journey. Thus they offer a more manageable ride across bumpy ground.

If your lifestyle involves taking children across beaches, country tracks and muddy lanes then an all terrain pushchair is an ideal investment. You may also find them lighter and easy to use for jogging with children.

Although all-terrain pushchairs have much bigger wheels, ideal for off road walks, they are not always practical around town. They have pneumatic tyres, which often mean you are susceptible to more punctures. One key advantage of is they are extremely smooth travelling cross country however if not being used off road they can often give the owner more hassle than a conventional pushchair.

It is advisable to go for an all terrain pushchair that has been designed for true country use. As the design has become extremely popular in recent years, many pushchairs have copied the initial design but do not offer the same functionality of the original models.

All models of are lightweight, have an extremely robust frame and good suspension.

All-terrain pushchairs typically offer a full recline mechanism and can be fitted with a carrycot. This means they are suitable for newborn babies, however of course because off road travel can be very bumpy it is recommended that are used for babies once they are three months old.

Before you make the investment in the market it is recommended you think through clearly what will be your preferred walking pattern and where you will most be using your new pushchair. Only then can you make the best decision and ensure you get the best performance out of your new addition to the family.

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