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Most pushchair brands have an all-terrain or off-road stroller in its ranges – try looking at the iCandy Peach, the Bugaboo Fox 2, Thule Urban Glide and most models by Mountain Buggy and Baby Jogger. Where can you shop for an all-terrain pushchair? Often you can buy accessories like cup holders, bag clips/ stroller purse clip hooks, or a double stroller organiserto make the stroller more convenient. (I found mine invaluable, especially if the storage basket was small). Decide which features are an absolute must for you, and ones you could compromise on. 4. Ease of Folding The downside is its high price tag, although it’s expected from a premium brand such as iCandy. While you may find some of the features included here in more affordable models, we don’t think you can beat the iCandy Orange 3 for overall style. The new textured velour fabric, for instance, is a lovely touch that really sets it apart from the competition.

Other useful features include all wheel suspension, a hand operated brake and a seat unit with several recline positions. Suitable from: Birth (with a newborn carrycot or car seat; otherwise six months) to 15kg | Weight: 7.45kg | Folded dimensions: 27 × 46.5 × 65.5cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes (with newborn carrycot) | Car seat compatible: Yes (only with Maxi-Cosi car seats) | Wheels: Plastic | Carrycot included? No, but it is carrycot-compatible What we like

If you live in the countryside, or just love long walks, an all-terrain pram or pushchair could be the best choice for you and your baby – it's just what you need to make travel on bumpy surfaces super easy. It's not easy for parents to choose the perfect all-terrain pram (or pushchair) as there are so many on the market, but we've found a good selection to cover every price point, including strollers from brands like iCandy, Bugaboo, Mountain Buggy, Baby Jogger and Silver Cross. We’re big fans of the original Nuna Triv stroller, so we were excited and intrigued to see how its latest update, the Nuna Triv Next, fared in comparison. Placed side by side, both iterations of the Triv look near-identical, but there are some subtle yet thoughtful improvements. We put the pushchairs in this list through their paces in day-to-day life with the help of real parent testers, who scored each one on six key areas: safety, assembly, day-to-day use, aesthetics and value for money. Our parent testers spent weeks with each pushchair, testing how well it coped in various scenarios such as shopping trips, muddy walks in the park, in the car boot, and on rough terrain.

Suitable from: Birth (with carrycot) to 25kg in single mode and 15kg in double | Weight: 12.1kg (with one seat) | Folded dimensions: 60 × 28.5 × 70cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes (with adaptors) | Wheels: Puncture-resistant | Carrycot included? Yes What we like It has a number of great features including five recline positions, a large UPF 50+ sun canopy with a zipped extension and mesh window, a storage basket that can hold a whopping 13.6kg (one of the largest we’ve seen, in fact!), an adjustable handlebar to suit different parent heights and an indicator to tell you whether or not the brake is on. Disney Inspired Stroller Tag | WDW Custom Tag | Acrylic Personalized Stroller Tag | Disney Bag Tag | Family Stroller Tag The Zoe Twin double travel stroller is popular in the USA, but it is sadly not available in the UK, which is a shame as it’s not only a practical double travel stroller, but a super lightweight twin stroller for travel too. It also meets the Disney stroller requirements.Our tester Liz says, “It’s absolutely brilliant in every way, except it's too big to store easily in the car as the wheels have to come off. If space isn't an issue for you (for example, if you can store it in a garage), it's perfect.” Designed for urban life, the Cybex Gold Eezy S+2 Pushchair proves that lightweight buggies have a lot to offer. Parents can choose between using it as a stroller with the fully reclining padded seat or as a travel system, although it is only compatible with Cybex or gb infant car seats. You can also add the Cot S Carrycot if you want somewhere cosier for your child to rest.

I found for me after the weight, the recline and sun canopy were the most important features for deciding on the best double stroller for traveling. 2. Your Travel Needs Suitable from: Birth to 22kg (around four years) | Weight:12.4kg (chassis and seat) | Folded dimensions: 44 x 84.5 x 65.3cm | World-facing: Yes | Parent-facing: Yes | Car seat compatible: Yes | Wheels: Puncture-resistant tyres | Carrycot included? Yes What we like About 20 weeks I think as it was on offer then. My MIL had a bit of a meltdown about it being in the house as she’s superstitious. We just got it out of storage at 35 weeks ready for No2!”, Gillian1980 For more information on pushchair safety, visit The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA). How we chose our recommendations Collect unbiased recommendations from parentsCybex’s new ORFEO pushchair is designed for travel with your tot, sporting an ultra-compact, hand-luggage-compatible size. It can be easily folded and stored in any overhead compartment, while boasting an ergonomic lie-flat recline and adjustable leg rest. In terms of longevity, Cybex says that it can be used from birth (with the addition of the newborn nest or compatible car seat) to approximately four years old – although this will largely depend on your child’s height. This pram was tested with a very tall 20-month-year old passenger and his legs did dangle off the seat a little already. The Egg2 can be used with both a carrycot and car seat for newborns, but the main seat unit also has a lie-flat recline. The carrycot is both cosy and comfortable and super lightweight to lift off the chassis.