Good, affordable buggy that works well with snow and ice?

[Littleen]

So I'm due in the end of February, and where I live, there will be loads of snow and ice - there's snow and ice for 4-5 months a year, so I need a pushchair that is good and steady on such conditions! My budget is below £300, and I need one that will last for a while, a few years atleast I was thinking. Any suggestions?

None are great on snow or ice ime.
I would vote large solid tyres as best bet, like a 2nd hand silver cross.

Used Britax Vigour. Mine once got through 13" off snow

Or

Invest in a Cameleon and buy snow tyres

My SIL said her P+T was the only pushchair that still worked in the snow. Probably > £300 but less on EBay?

What about the great big three wheeler travel systems (Mothercare usualky have own branded ones) - they seem very robust.

Or

www.pushchairs.co.uk/acatalog/baby_jogger_summit.html

Looks pretty robust

Outnabout Nipper 360. Works on snow, rough ground, beaches. Reclines . Good hood. Great all rounder.

Where do you live? Did you notice what other people used last winter?

We had a bebe confort High Trek for ds2 that coped well on our skiing holiday due to the fact that it has a lockable front wheel, but other than that I can't offer any advice.

Just remembered that the push chair seat attachment isn't suitable until about 4 months, we used the carrycot (windoo) until then.

Cameleon with snow wheels or nipper v3

Emmaljungas are very good in the snow. I've pushed mine up a hill in the snow with a 3y sitting in it,a 4y on the buggy board and a toddler in a sling and it wasn't difficult.

They also come up on eBay/local ads for reasonable prices. I bought mine for £50.

Don't laugh but my Stokke Xplory was actually better in snow last year than my Baby Jogger Versa GT. Yes it surprised me too!
The Nipper was pretty good too.

Dont just look at the wheels size, but also how low the rear axle is. I found some pushchairs got stuck here rather than at the front.

Nipper 360, bought it last November, used it all winter, snow, ice, whatever.