Choosing an All-Terrain Stroller Lightweight

If you're going to be moving around then you'll require a stroller to keep up. Find a stroller that is all-terrain that is lightweight, folds up and can be set up with ease and can easily fit in your trunk.

You'll also require a high-quality suspension system and large puncture-proof tires that are able to easily move over bumps.

Features

An all-terrain stroller is made to travel over a variety of surfaces, including bumpy ones. The tires are designed to grip the ground and have built-in suspension that cushions the ride. They tend to be larger than the ones found on traditional strollers and are more rugged looking.

A great all-terrain stroller has seats that can be reclined. This is essential for the safety of your child, because it distributes the impact of rough terrain on their body. This will reduce the stress on the spine and head which could cause injuries.

Another thing to look out for is a well-padded, sturdy frame that is able to support the weight of your child, as well as other features. The handlebar should be adjustable to fit different heights. A canopy that provides coverage from the sun is also an essential feature. A good all-terrain baby stroller will also have a large basket for storage to store all of your baby's essentials.

A lot of all-terrain strollers have suspension systems that are similar to high-end mountain bicycles that have a pneumatic or oil-filled suspension. These can be seen on models such as the Veer and the BOB Gear Alterrain, and they are able to absorb the shock of bumps and rough terrain.