Horsie mum buggy/stroller

[Theponypusher]

Sorry if this is in the wrong place. Wondering if any mums or dads can recommend a buggy for farm use and shows. We have a bugaboo fox which has been good so far and great around the farm but has to be pulled backwards through our arena as it’s quiet deep . I’m just about to start going to shows again and we use a sling mostly when there but baby won’t sleep in it . Is there such a buggy that will go through sand, high grass and very uneven ground?

 

[Ellzbellz97]

Used to work at Mothercare a few years ago - a lot of the customers living more rural loved the Icandy Peach or something similar as it's not the cheapest x

 

[Shay]

It was a while ago now but we used something very similar to the "out and about nipper IV". Its the really big wheels you need to get over poor ground. Our tyres were also seperately infalatable so if you knew you were going to go over soft ground you could let then down a bit then top up with a bicycle pump.

 

[Reri1826]

I like a B.O.B for outdoorsy stuff. Rugged and easily manoeuvrable.

 

[Leandy]

One of those ones with big wheels like bike wheels. Not sure of makes I'm afraid!

 

[mrmac]

I had a 3 wheel buggy with inflatable wheels. Make sure the front wheels are lockable as that’s what makes it easier over rough ground. Mine gave up the ghost after 12 years and many different homes. It went everywhere from Pc rallies to the getting the cows in. Can’t remember the brand though, sorry x

 

[Goldenstar]

Never been a mum but lots of my friends had two buggy’s a yard buggy and one fit to be seen in public .

 

[Safi2]

I would see if you can get your hands on an old out and about nipper. They are certainly not as pretty as your fox but great for off-road. I had one as a yard pram and a cam for non farm use

 

[Wheresthehoofpick]

Definitely out and about nipper.
We had the small tyred one but I have seen the larger fixed wheel one as above. They last for years!

 

[Nudibranch]

I have two as GS describes. The horsey version is a Mothercare 3 wheel something or other (Extreme possibly), it cost me 40 quid second hand with all the bits and was immaculate. The main bonus is the chunky inflatable tyres which give a great ride over long grass, muddy grass, stony tracks, etc. I suspect it's easier to push than the narrower tyres like Out n about, Phil + Ted's, etc. It also folds well whereas I often see people having a good wrestle with the big clunky 3 wheel off roaders.