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For parents seeking durability and flexibility and durability, the UPPAbaby VISTA V2 is a top pick. Designed to adapt as your family grows and expands, this stroller effortlessly glides across rough terrain.

Think of where you'll most often use your stroller: sandy beaches, grassy parks or rocky paths? all terrain 4 wheel stroller strollers are able to handle these types of terrain.

Baby Jogger Summit X3

The Summit X3 stroller is one of Baby Jogger's most well-known models. It is a jogger/stroller hybrid that can be used for walking or jogging on any terrain. The large air-filled tyres and all terrain 4 wheel pram-wheel suspension guarantee a smooth ride for your child. The cushioned seat reclines nearly flat and is suitable for newborns*. A vented seat top improves airflow when the seat is reclined. The adaptor included allows this model to accept most infant car seat models. It has a signature one-hand compact all terrain pushchair fold that is extremely quick and easy.

It's at the more expensive end of the all-terrain running strollers (like BOBs) however, it has plenty of advantages. Single-action brakes come with an unsettling click and are easy to use, even when holding your child in your arms. The deceleration brake operated by hand is also handy, especially when you're running up a hill.

The handlebar also features an swivel locking mechanism that operates via remote. This allows you to quickly switch between locked and swivel mode for running without having to bend down and touch the front wheels, which may become dirty or muddy. Flip the lever back to swivel after you're finished.

The Baby Jogger Summit X3 has an enormous UV50+ canopy with side air vents and peek-aboo windows. The canopy provides plenty of protection from the sun and can be adjusted to suit different weather conditions. It is rated to walk at 6 months, and jog from 9 months. It folds easily with the fabric handle on seat. It is quick and easy, even if you are holding your child. It's very compact when folded and secures with it's Velcro strap at the base.

BOB Gear Alterrain Pro

The BOB Gear Alterrain Pro jogging stroller is a top-rated item that has a high-quality suspension for a smooth ride for your child. SmoothShox is a technology exclusive to BOB Gear that absorbs bumps and jerks which reduces the impact to your child and you. It is a significant contrast from other products like the Revolution Flex 3.0, which offers a fantastic adjustable suspension but lacks the specific technology found on the Alterrain Pro.

The large rear wheel, which measures 16 inches, and the front wheel measuring 12 inches of this jogger are made to roll smoothly over terrain, and provide excellent maneuverability. The wheels are filled with air to add a layer of comfort to your baby with the highest performance and durability.

The Alterrain Pro is easy-to-maneuver and requires a minimal amount of setup time, even with its weight. The Alterrain Pro comes with a user manual and assembly is not required. The Alterrain Pro is travel-system-ready and compatible with a wide range of infant car seats from brands like Britax, UPPAbaby, Chicco, Graco, Peg Perego and Cybex (car seat adapters sold separately).

Its sunshade scored a higher score than most other sunshade models we tested, covering to the knees to provide a superior shield from harmful UV radiation. It also has a cushioned seat, sling-style design and reclined back that can be easy to operate by pulling down one lever with the use of a hand. The padding on the leg rest extends to the plastic footrest to provide additional comfort. The Alterrain Pro has a sleek and modern appearance and is more refined than other models from the brand. The tubing for the frame is made of aluminum, which is rigid and has very little flex left-to right. The stitching around the handlebars, basket and canopy are neat and tidy, and there are no knotted-up fasteners.

BOB Sport Utility

The stroller, which is available in a duallie or single form, is designed for parents who take their outdoor adventures seriously. It's designed for off-road strolling with knobby tires and high-impact polymer wheels which maximize the traction. The fixed front wheel helps with jogging stability and aids in navigating difficult terrain. Its modern adjustable suspension takes care of any bumps along the way. It also features an adjustable handlebar to accommodate parents of different heights as well as larger storage baskets for all your equipment.

In our testing, the BOB Sport Utility was awarded an average of 6 out of 10 score for jogging and running use, trailing behind only our top-rated model, the BOB Ironman. Its suspension, large wheels, and air-filled tires make it much easier to run, and its suspension system and air-filled tires better absorb the shock from rough surfaces than the smaller tires on strollers that are competing (including our other BOB models, the Revolution Flex, and the Thule Urban Glide 2, which both scored 9).

When it comes to maneuverability, the Sport Utility does very well however it isn't as easy to turn as some of the other models in this review. It is necessary to tip the handlebar to turn. This works well on flat surfaces, but it can be difficult to navigate in tight spaces such as cafes and grocery stores.

The BOB Sport Utility comes with the same safety features as other joggers. It comes with a 5-point harness with a hand brake as well as a foot brake. It also has the ability to fit the majority of infant car seats using adapters that are sold separately. The brakes were quick and easy to operate, however we were not a fan of the fact the requirement to place a lock near the front seat whenever you were walking or running.

Baby Trend Expedition

This stroller is an excellent option for families on a budget. It is equipped with all safety features, like a 5-point harness, tether strap and other safety features, to ensure your children's safety on outings. The handlebar features an ergonomically shaped rubber grip that is cushioned with foam to ensure comfort. This helps you navigate rough terrain and hills. It has a large bin that can accommodate two or more drinks, which is very useful for those who are taking an extended trip.

The Expedition is a jogger that carries infant car seats which makes it a great choice for parents with little children. It can be used to connect Baby Trend and Graco infant car seats with the car seat adapter included, and it has a lockable front swivel wheel that can be unlocked to allow jogging, or lock it for strolling with ease. It also comes with an adjustable recline seat, a large basket for storage and reflections for the footrest to increase visibility in dim light.

However, the Expedition does not score well in several areas when compared to our top-scoring choices. It does not have a suspension system that can help absorb the impact of bumps or uneven terrain, which can be uncomfortable for kids who are young. Its metal wheels don't last as long as the ones with larger tires, which is why it's not an option for those with rough surfaces.

Additionally, the Expedition's canopy is small, meaning it's not as a great way to cover or protection from sun. Despite its shortcomings, the Baby Trend Expedition makes a great option for parents on a an extremely tight budget and need an all-terrain pram. It also has some other useful features, including a parent tray with cup holders as well as a child's tray with two cup holders.

Out and About Nipper Sport V4

Out 'n' About, an UK brand, has won legions for its jogging buggies. This model is the most efficient running buggy they have ever produced. It's lightweight and easy to steer, but it has big robust 16-inch wheels that can handle the most difficult terrain. It features an articulated front wheel, which means it's easy to stop straight for running. However, you can pull a lever on the handlebar to release the lever and let the wheel swivel for easy strolling or hill climbing.

The suspension is great, especially on rocky and bumpy bridleways in the Peak District where we tested it. The only niggle was that the handlebar brake isn't as responsive as we'd like it to be, and the Nipper Sport V4 can't be used with a baby carrier or car seat (although it can accommodate an infant insert and comes with a carrycot that can be used for occasional sleeping in the night).

It's fairly straightforward to construct - we completed it in just 10 minutes and found the instructions easy to follow. It's necessary to put in the seat liner and hood yourself however, we found it was easy - it just takes some patience while feeding the harness straps through the corresponding slits in the padded seat liner. There's a medium-sized storage bag that is attached to the back of the seat but it's not large enough to hold the use of a changing bag.

The Out 'n' About Nipper Sport V4 is suitable for use starting at the time of birth. However, it's recommended that you wait until the baby is six months old before allowing it for running. This is because the harness isn't sturdier enough to hold a newborn, so you'll need to purchase a separate carrycot or newborn insert.