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All Terrain Buggy

An all terrain buggy is great for active families that are looking to get off-road and into bike trails or run a marathon! The new stroller from Mountain Buggy (a fellow Kiwi company now owned by Phil & Teds) has it all.

The large wheels allow you to jog, and the tyres that are filled with air reduce the amount of resistance that you encounter when rolling. It also comes with additional features such as a hidden hood and numerous pockets!

Comfort

If you're planning to take your infant or toddler on all-terrain strolls or simply stroll around town with them, an All Terrain pushchair will make sure that you can do so in comfort. These buggies have suspension systems that absorb shocks and make the ride more comfortable for both parent and child. They also have large wheels and puncture-proof tires that offer excellent traction on uneven terrain. The ability to recline a seat can be a great benefit for those who need to sleep or suffer from medical conditions that require the seat to lie in a reclined posture (eg epilepsy).

The best All Terrain buggy features are different according to your needs. If you plan to take your family out on off terrain stroller-road adventures then a dune buggy could be a better option. The Moab Mega Buggy, for instance, has a tube-based chassis that was inspired by rock crawling and racing in the desert. The Buggy's custom-designed long-travel suspension enables it to absorb bumps and ensure you're comfortable on rough terrain.

A quality All-Terrain pushchair will be able to navigate a wide range of surfaces, including cobbles, grass and gravel tracks, bumpy pavements and dirt tracks. Some models will feature an adjustable front wheel that locks for stability when jogging over rough terrain, while others include a handlebar with an adjustable height that can be adjusted to suit different levels. Some models come with a hand brake to help keep your balance when running downhill or through rough terrain.

The UPPAbaby Ridge is a fantastic example of an All-Terrain buggy that is well designed and built to cope with a variety of surfaces and terrains. MFM reviewer Kath found the buggy to be easy to use and able to deal with different terrains.

Safety

A all-terrain buggy is a good choice for families with children with physical, mobility or behavioural impairments. It can encourage them to be more active with their siblings and get out together as the family. However, it's important to remember that an all-terrain vehicle is not a toy and could be dangerous if not used properly.

Accidents with off-road vehicles are quite common and can be deadly for young people. Although ATVs are designed to withstand rough terrain, they can be unstable and could roll over if the driver loses control. ATVs do not have many of the safety features found in cars and trucks.

The best ATVs have high clearance on the ground to prevent them from becoming stuck in the midst of rocks, brush, and other debris. Some models have suspension and a locking rear wheel to ensure that the buggy is stable on uneven or unpaved surfaces. A locking front swivel wheel can also be helpful to turn in tight spaces.

Another important feature is a brake system with an integrated hand-operated brake. This will provide extra control when pushing up and down hills. This gives parents and caregivers extra confidence when they are navigating through difficult terrain. Some all-terrain buggies are equipped with a large and extendable 50+ ultraviolet sun canopy that shields their little passengers from harmful UV rays as well as the sun.

A sturdy all-terrain vehicle will have large, puncture-proof wheels capable of handling rough or rocky terrain. They will also have suspension to help you push them over rough terrain more easily and make the ride more comfortable for your baby or toddler. All terrain buggys with air-filled tires give you the smoothest ride. However, they are prone to punctures. This is why it's a good idea for you to have a spare set tyres. Foam or gel-filled tyres are now more popular in all-terrain strollers as well.

One of our favourite all terrain buggies is the Mountain Buggy Urban Glide 2 which MFM reviewer Kath tested on family walks. She was impressed with how it could handle every kind of terrain, including dirt tracks and cobbles, and was able to navigate between kerbs. The rear wheel of 16 inches and lockable swivel for the forward wheel are great for off-road conditions. Additionally the suspension is excellent and the twist handbrake.

Design

A good all-terrain buggy will have a great suspension system that absorbs shocks caused by uneven terrain. It will also have large wheels (preferably air-filled) that provide excellent traction, particularly on rough terrain. It will have a front wheel that can be locked for stability during jogging or to navigate tricky terrain. It should also have an adjustable handlebar to fit parents of different heights, and a brake system that is reliable enough to stop the buggy if it starts rolling.

All-terrain buggies allow children with moderate or mild needs (physical or behavioural) to take advantage of the outdoors without being confined by a standard pushchair or wheelchair. They can enable them live an active lifestyle and enhance their living conditions by giving them access to places that might be difficult or impossible to access by foot, such as nature trails, country parks and woodlands, and even the beach.

The Delta all terrain pushchair from birth-Terrain special needs buggy comes with a number of impressive features that make it a fantastic choice for families who want to take advantage of the great outdoors. It has a handlebar that can be adjusted, a spacious basket and a hand-operated break which gives you more control when you go downhill or on rough terrain. It is easy to fold and comes with a sun canopy as well as strap pads to protect your child from the elements.

It is perfect for sandy terrains and can be used off-road, thanks to its wide, large tires. It also has a lower center of gravity, which makes it less prone to tipping over than an ATV. However, its sturdy frame can restrict the driver's view and pose an issue for safety.

Some all-terrain buggies offer a recline seat that allows children to rest or take a nap and are suitable for people who suffer from medical conditions, such as epilepsy that require them to be in a reclined position. Some buggies have optional postural support to support the body of the rider, helping them maintain their posture while on the go. Certain models come with LED visibility lights on the side of the chassis. They are rechargeable and really help to boost your visibility when walking in dim light conditions.