Out ‘n’ About Nipper Sport Stroller - Jogging Pushchair - Newborn to 4 Years - Lightweight All-Terrain Buggy with Rain Cover Included - Running Buggy - Jogger Pram - Stroller Buggy in Summit Black

What an absolutely brilliant pram! We came across this when we first started researching prams as we were keen to keep up our walking lifestyle and the idea of a carrier didn't suit us as we have family histories of joint issues and arthritis. However, we were dubious of the fixed front wheel, the prospect of possible punctures, the fact the car seat we wanted (maxi cosi jade) wouldn't fit on it and generally we were unsure of what to go for overall especially as this was our first so decided to buy a second hand maxi cosi adorra for about 5% of what they cost brand new to keep us going to begin with until we could figure out what we really wanted. This was fine at the very beginning but as we started getting back into our more adventurous walks, it soon became clear it wasn't working - mud would jam in the front wheels and cause them to bend and it really couldn't handle anymore than a pavement. So we bit the bullet and bought this. It can literally handle anything - it glides over thick branches on the ground, open fields and headlands, slippy wet mud, steep areas, glides up steps and curbs and handles literally any conditions (not tried on sand yet but I've read it's good in other reviews). I've had no problems with the tires and have been over brambles and even glass. It obviously can't do Stiles, narrow kissing gates or perhaps very steep steps if you are on your own but the secure 5-point harness means you can easily manoeuvre through with help otherwise it does everything you could do with a carrier. I don't believe there is a pram like it anywhere and despite the fixed front wheel, it is manageable and I pretty much use this for everything. I'd highly recommend!

Light, manoeuvrable. Goes truly anywhere on and off the beaten track. Baby loves it too, she actually sings for the 5 minutes before nodding off! Makes me want to get my shoes or boots on and tramp about the forest trails every day.It's not really for the shops, but it has presence and catches the eye. I am pleased, proud and enthused.Warning: During my research on other strollers I came across the term "jogger style" and these seem to bear a warning not to run with them in the small print. This one is the Real McCoy and I think justifies purchase for its ease of use even if you are only intending walking and not going to jog with baby. Either will be a pleasurable experience.

Absolutely LOVE this pram!! We originally had a Cosatto Giggle (which is really just a city pram!) but when I moved north, needed something that I could use over the fells on the dog walks.... this pram is AMAZING!! Cannot fault it really....I’ve pushed this up steep uneven fields, over foot deep heather and through water no problem.We went for the sport, with the fixed front wheel, because we already had a city pram... BUT if I was starting over again, and hadn’t purchased the Cosatto travel system, I might consider the Nipper single with the lockable front wheel and have bought the carry cot and maxi cosi car seat adapters to make it all all round, all terrain travel system.... (Wouldn’t use the sport in town as you have to lift front wheel to turn).Theres only a few niggles I have with it:1) The plastic protective packaging that covers the handlebar on delivery is screwed to the handlebar making it very difficult to remove (we still have remnants of the packaging on the handle!)2) It doesn’t fold down as well with the footmuff insitu... but does still fit in my car (Mitsubishi ASX).... it really does fill my boot tho so probably not ideal for tiny cars (unless you have a roof box!!)3) you do have to fold it down with it stood up on its wheels because the hood would get dirty if you lay it down4) the uv cover that you can buy for it isn’t massively effective... my son still turns his head and burst it in his hood or the pram to avoid the sunlight.This being said, I wouldn’t change it for any other pram that I’ve seen to date.... if you’re looking for somethingthat is seriously capable of off-roading, this is the pram you need!I would definitely consider the double if I had another baby.

Straps are a pain but overall great for going exploring and running.Dont attempt to go into town with it!!

Couldn't have asked for better! It was easy to put together and is so light to push when running. The baby loves it and it has become our pushchair of choice when we know we need to get the baby to sleep. Only criticism is that it doesn't align completely straight (which may be my fault for not putting the front wheel in perfectly straight) so you need to keep an eye on the direction the stroller is going in - but the stroller is light and quite easy to move around. I jog three times a week usually on tarmac / pavement. At first I thought I would just use it for my 5km jogs, but I now take it out for the longer ones to (up to 21km) as it is good sleeping time for the baby. It has also hardly slowed my pace down, so I don't feel like my running experience is suffering. It has given me so much more freedom to jog whenever I want to, rather than having to find a baby-sitter. I waited until the baby was 6 months old before taking him out with me.In summary - it is light to push, which is what the runner in me wants; and extremely comfortable for the baby, which is what the mother in me wants.

I absolutely love this buggy! It is worth every penny! I’ve used it for running with baby and he falls asleep almost every time. The suspension is great. I hate using my ‘every day’ buggy now and very rarely do. It can be a bit awkward for small cafes/ restaurants which is about the only time I use my old buggy. I absolutely love it for walking the dogs as well- can go on any terrain and been along the beach. The fixed wheel makes it a lot easier to manage dogs and keep on track without veering. I was worried about manoeuvring with the fixed wheel but soon got used to it. I personally don’t like taking the wheels off every time and with dog cage in the boot it does take up a lot of space in the car but I know people take the wheel off each time and find it easy enough. This is a small sacrifice for all the benefits.