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I know this has probably been discussed many times before, but we are just starting to research so I would love feedback.... we live near the beach and also have a local bush track...I'd like something that I can eventually take to places like that for walks.
Even some early pointers/suggestions would help at this stage. I am going to have a read through other threads here too...there is so much great info! :)
So you're looking at 3 wheelers mainly? Our Baby Jogger City Elite is really good off road. Handles well, has suspension and all :lol:
Mountain Buggy's are also great as are Adventure Buggy's :)
Bertini Shuttle is a good option as is has pump up tyres and pneumatic wheels.
I have a strider and i couldnt see you having too many issues with one of those either.
Goodluck i hope you find something to suit your needs.
Thanks Taurean!
basically we have a great bugaboo second hand we were given...It seems great and I know they get really good reviews from lots of women....so I am very happy with it.
I just wasn't sure down the track how well it would handle on rough outdoor surfaces (happy for feedback on this too!!) and whether or not I would need to look at getting something else for those type of outdoor walks etc ??
I am a complete novice at this point!
oh thanks Westy, i think we posted at the same time
No worries! :) Three wheelers are generally better designed to handle off-road conditions. We love our Baby Jogger, it's a brilliant pram and we seriously can't fault it in any way. My mum works at a baby store which doesn't sell Baby Jogger and she's always telling her customers that it's the best pram, lol :lol:
My sister had an Adventure Buggy for her boys and they spend a lot of time in the bush (mountain biking and camping) and at the beach (kite surfing) and their pram handled beautifully. It was quite a bit heavier than my pram but they've probably improved them quite a bit again in the 6 years since she bought hers.
Mountain Buggy's are an awesome all-rounder. The only turn off for us was they aren't toddler seat compatiable, a priority for us when we were looking at prams.