Best All-Terrain Stroller

An all-terrain stroller is a great option for parents who wish to take their child for urban explorations or off-road adventures. They are designed to provide Ultimate Comfort Stroller Wagon For All-Terrain Exploration for the child and the parent.

These models typically have front and rear suspension with a one-hand folding mechanism as well as a large storage bin with ergonomic handles and a tray for parents that has cup holders. They can also be used with infant car seats.

1. Thule Urban Glide 2

Thule is a Swedish outdoor gear company. They have a strong reputation for producing high-performance aerodynamic jogging strollers that appear sleek, but are robust in their capabilities. The Thule Urban Glide 2 is no exception. The Urban Glide 2 comes in either a double or single version and can fit a child car seats. The Urban Glide 2 features a hand brake that can be decelerated, an automatic lock for folding, and an extendable sunshade that provides UPF 50+ protection as well as additional ventilation. The Urban Glide 2 has reflective rims to improve visibility, as well as new car seat adapters that permit an adjustable fit.

The padded seat on the Thule Urban Glide 2 reclines to a near-flat position that is perfect for naps and will ensure your child's safety. It is secured by an adjustable 5-point harness that toddlers find difficult to escape from. A large canopy protects your child from the sun's rays and it has a peekaboo view so you can keep an eye on your child. The canopy's front can be opened for greater airflow during hot days.

The stroller is slightly heavier and larger than other jogging strollers however, it folds quite compactly. It features a simple one-hand fold and handles that can be lowered for easier storage and transport. It has a swiveling wheel on the front that locks in the position when not in use. There are foam-filled tires with no punctures for a smooth ride.

A new feature for the Urban Glide 2 is a bumper bar that attaches to the front of the stroller. It provides your child with something to hold on to or mount toys onto. It's a great option for active families who want their kids to be active in their surroundings on the run or walk. The Urban Glide 2 comes with an opaque cover that protects the seat your kids from the elements. It's an essential item for those who live in an area with unpredictable weather.

2. Baby Jogger Summit X3

The Summit X3 is a top contender for best jogger. It offers parents a stroller with high-performance that will eliminate any excuses not to go for an outing. The X3 front wheel can be locked into an forward position for rough surfaces such as cobblestones or sand. The front wheel can be adjusted by the lever, which is conveniently located near the handlebar.

In comparison to the Urban Glide 2, this model has a bigger storage basket as well as a runaway strap (just in case you let go of the stroller in error). The front wheel on the X3 can lock to run or pivot for walking. It's one of the strollers we've tested that has a switch on the handlebar that lets you change the mode of the front wheel. This is convenient, and it's easier than bending over to manually adjust the wheel.

The X3 comes with a 16" rear and front air-filled tire and all-wheel suspension which absorbs huge bumps to provide an enjoyable ride. The hand-operated brake deceleration is also simple to use. Your child will feel comfortable even when sweaty due to the padded recliner seats and the vents on the tops of the seats that allow for more airflow.

Baby Jogger has designed the X3 to appear sleek and modern. Its chassis is made of sturdy aluminum, and the fabric feels good and doesn't get sticky in hot weather. The X3 comes with a wide range of accessories to customize it for your family.

The X3 folds using Baby Jogger's trademark two-step, one-hand operation. It's easy to master, but it will require some practice. It's also compact enough to fit in the trunk of many cars. The parent console and snack tray aren't included however, they can be purchased separately from Baby Jogger. The X3's wheels can be easily removed to clean them after a run through salt, sand or mud.

3. Bugaboo Fox 3

The Bugaboo Fox 3 stroller is the ideal choice for parents looking for a stroller that can handle city streets as well as off-road adventures. It has an advanced suspension system that absorbs the vibrations and bumps to ensure that your child will take a relaxing ride. It also has a larger sun canopy and a footrest that extends an additional 2 inches, which means it will grow with your child. It has a premium feel with brushed fabric and embossed spokes on the wheels.

The Bugaboo Fox has a great feature that allows it to fold using just one hand. This means that you can quickly and easily open and close the footrest, backrest and sun canopy. The basket is also big and can accommodate all of your baby's essentials and more. And finally, the Fox comes with a top-quality rain cover that keeps your child protected from the elements.

The only downside to this stroller is that it could be somewhat on the costly side, but it is well worth the price for parents who are looking for a multi-purpose, stroller that can be used on all terrains and last. Bugaboo is renowned for its top-quality design and has a cult following that includes Sienna Miller Jessica Ennis Hill and Victoria Beckham.

The Bugaboo Fox is designed to be an all-terrain stroller that provides an easy ride as well as a stylish and practical design. The Fox's tires are puncture proof and filled with impact absorbing foam, allowing them to endure the toughest terrain. The suspension system has an integral center-joint system that is used with the wheels to provide an effortless ride.

The Fox has a variety of options for customization and accessories. For example, you can buy a basket to put on the front of the pushchair, to store all your essentials. You can also purchase sun canopy visors for extra protection as well as a bassinet liner and mattress for your infant.

The most recent version of the Fox also includes glow-in-the-dark accents to ensure safety on dark evening walks. This special edition of Fox is dubbed Stellar and is a great choice for parents looking for a stylish stroller with an extra feature.

4. Baby Trend Expedition

This budget-friendly jogger is good choice for families who are planning to use their stroller often. Its lightweight frame and simple trigger fold makes it easy to carry around in your car. This model comes with large Hauck Uptown All-Terrain Pushchair - Melange Rose tires with air-filled wheels. The front swivel is locked to jog, or unlocked to walk at slow speeds. The Expedition is equipped with a large storage bag as well as a premium console for the parent with two cup holders, a cover for storage, and a swing-away tray to store drinks and snacks.

The reclining seat has an adjustable 5-point safety harness and a tether strap to keep your child secure while you're running. The ergonomically designed, extra-wide push handle is comfortable to hold even during long walks. The adjustable canopy on the Expedition features windows that peek Out ‘n’ About Nipper Double All-Terrain Stroller and adjusts to block sun and wind. It can also be used with Baby Trend EZ-Loc infant car seats to create an ideal travel system.

Testers found the Baby Trend Expedition to be a good option for family walks and have given it top marks for maneuverability, weight and folded size. However its bouncy ride might be less than ideal for naps during long walks. It lacks suspension and its seatback isn't as comfy compared to a sling-style seat.

The Expedition double comes with a huge amount of storage, much like the Navigator. Each seat comes with an enormous tray that also includes a cup holder. The tray has a slot to connect a MP3 player or phone for entertainment on the go. The users loved the practical consoles, which are user-friendly and easy to use as well as the parent tray. The brakes weren't as popular as they required two pedals for engagement and release.

With a swivel frontwheel that can be locked to allow cycling and all-terrain bicycle tires, the Expedition is a reasonable choice for families with twins. Its jogging capabilities were good however its bumpy ride and lack of suspension were not suitable for long jogging. The brakes needed two foot presses to activate, and its steering was not particularly impressive. The swivel wheel of the Expedition was a major disadvantage. It caused it to turn slower than strollers with fixed wheels.