Mountain Buggy Terrain

After having a Maclaren for our first two children, we've gone for a MB terrain to get us across the fields and down muddy lanes. It certainly lives up to its excellent reputation. I love the fact that everything is so simple and therefore hopefully unlikely to break. Ok, so it's not so easy to get around town and in and out of shops, but that's not what it's intended for. Our little boy thinks it's very comfortable and I love it too.

If you want a pushchair for using on the buses, then don't buy this. That's not what it's made for. It is however, made for walking and boy, have we done some walking with it. Easy to push, comfortable for newborn or toddler, it's pricey but well worth it for its durability and sheer usability. Also can be flogged on Ebay for nearly as much as new ones.

There was heaps of praise for this "rugged" but "comfortable" three wheeler. It "folds easily", "can be pushed with one hand" and is "brilliant for walks on footpaths, fields and beaches". A good bet too for energetic parents: "the five-point harness means you can easily jog with it". Apart from cost, the main gripe was size: "It's too bulky to negotiate narrow doorways easily particularly with the fixed wheel" and it's "awkward on public transport". But overall, the majority agreed: "they cost more than the average pushchair but boy are they worth it!"

Fantastic, impossible to destroy, have used it daily for three years and it still looks great and works wonderfully. The only downsides are the room it takes up in the car and the price (but my MIL bought mine...).

abosolutely fantastic - would never buy anything else!