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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Maclaren’s are going to be some of the most compact strollers you will find on the market. They are specifically made for the on-the-go parent that doesn’t want to fuss with a bulky, complicated stroller. Even their “travel system” is constructed to be more lightweight than the competition. It hardly feels like a regular travel system at all!

the best 3 kids stroller complete review! Finding the perfect stroller takes a lot more effort than anyone ever… Read more…Babies and toddlers are dirty. They will spill everything on their seat no matter where they are. Some stroller material can be challenging to clean, which means you’re left with a crusty and disgusting product. But this one different. The seat is entirely removable and washable, leaving your stroller material looking brand-new and ready for anything even after heavy use. The fold is not all that smooth anymore either. You don’t get that sort of side to side asymmetrical wear on most modern strollers anymore. A baby’s and will certainly get looser over time. But this looseness isn’t going to make it harder to fold. And that’s an addition to the fact that it’s not going to feel loose horizontally. And even when a Maclaren does fold easily, it’s simply not the most comfortable method of folding, nor the easiest stroller to carry when it’s folded. I’d much rather fold and carry a baby then we’re on the larger end of Baby Jogger City Mini than a Maclaren, especially when what I have to then carry around is as large as a golf bag, and might very well pinch my fingers. Key features include the Newborn Safety System with cocooning head and foot barrier, and the unique Global Safety Standard. The Maclaren Quest is a luxury style lightweight stroller. Making it quite pricey compared to most lightweight strollers. However, it’s level of quality and features makes it stand out more when compared to the average stroller. It has quite a number of Pros – lightweight, newborn option, UPF50 canopy, etc. But it also has a few Cons – pricey, not car seat compatible, hard to claim warranty, etc.

I've got both and I have to disagree with the replies above! In my opinion, unless you need the buggy to be suitable from birth then it's not worth paying the extra for the Techno.As I said earlier, most of the full-on problems, the sort of issues requiring the placement of parts had to do with the old wheel system, and all that has now been updated. But what Maclaren seems to fail to realize, at least in my opinion, is that the whole concept of an umbrella stroller is outdated as well. Or more likely, of course, they have thought of this and chosen to try and make it a vintage sort of thing, because that design is the company flagship, the key property, and stroller manufacturers don’t like to dump their flagships. Virtually every model from bugaboo after the chameleon is better than the chameleon itself. But they keep pumping those out too. That’s their flagship. What’s a little ironic about all this is that Owen Maclaren was an innovator.