Maclaren Quest lightweight compact umbrella stroller. Newborn up to 25 kg, UPF 50+ extendable waterproof hood, reclining seat, all wheels suspension. Includes raincover. Black/Silver

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The seat is very comfortable and the pull out foot rest is great for Alfie’s little legs so that they aren’t dangling in midair. This popular lightweight buggy now has an extendable leg rest and a simple single-hand recline, which allows you to take the seat from full recline to an upright position in seconds. While it still has that long umbrella fold the new Quest Arc model sports a single handlebar instead of a double (like on most other umbrella strollers) and comes in beautiful new colors. Suitable from birth up to an impressive 20kg, the Avia has a roomy seat with lots of space for your little one to grow and the adjustable back rest offers a fully lie-flat recline, which is perfect for afternoon snoozing. All transactions are securely processed through either Paypal or Sage Pay depending on your choice of payment.

It folds compactly, has a carrying handle and we also like that the seat has four recline positions.

model that allows you to get baby out in the world safely and comfortably without requiring a separate set of wheels to transport it around town. My son is only 10 weeks and I find it flat enough go for him but like the snugness of his bigger pram for more regular use at the moment. It is very lightweight and has an umbrella style fold, so you can have it unfolded in seconds flat and be ready to go, similarly collapsing it is very quick and can be done one handed. The harness is very stiff to undo, so if you have any sort of mobility problem in your hands or thumbs, you might want to consider a different stroller.

At the time I didn't really care about the practicability of the buggy but more about the 'posh' design. The peekaboo window is made out of clear plastic with no closure and is located in the back of the seat. The hood is nice, coming down quite low and can be unzipped further to come even lower on some versions. The Quest used to be suitable from 3 months, but the 2012 update sees it become suitable for use from birth.The Maclaren Quest Buggy is lightweight, folds easily and is suitable for children from birth up to three years (or 15kg). At times, the Quest can offer a bit of a bumpy ride, so I don’t really feel comfortable with it in newborn mode for a long journey. com This adds no extra cost to your purchase but helps this site grow and cover the costs of running it. The first time we visited New York, we were shocked by the sheer number of Maclarens on the sidewalk.

The small doubled foam-covered wheels won'' do great on gravel, sticks nor bumps, you will have to pull it behind you pretty surely.If you’re someone who has owned a heavier travel system (we have the Quinny Buzz), then you may be like the legions of parents who invested in a second lightweight pushchair stroller. I was happy to see a lever recline system that requires only one hand instead of the annoying strap system like on most umbrella models. One of the best canopies you can find on an umbrella model that are known for their small useless canopies. Raincover is fantastic – it has it’s own attaching system and only covers the front of the buggy where the baby is sitting. They are quite small, which means you have to tilt it up to pavements and it can be a little harder to push after a big pram system .