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

I have been using this stroller for a couple of months now. Pros:- it is relatively lightweight- sit quite upright compaired to other strollers- have a huge hood that really blocks the sun out- i believe it is comfortable as my daughter easily doozes off in it- easy to push- peek-a-boo windowCons:- when folded, it is not that small/compact. It fits in my car, however I dont have a small car- not that easy to fasten the security straps- storage basket is not that bigWe also took it with us on holiday. We put it in a stroller bag and it was ok, no broken or damaged parts. Overall, I am happy about it. It is not easy to find a lightweight stroller which has all the features that a bulky pram has, however I think this one ticks many boxes

I absolutely love this buggy. easy build, lightweight, full size recline, foot rest, nice size canopy. My baby feels very comfy in it and love to have naps. Great for traveling.

Absolutely love this buggy! Very light and easy to fold/unfold, large sun shade, easy to clean. By no means it’s the main one though - we use it only for travel and nipping around town... because... the ride isn’t very smooth on uneven surface as there’s no suspension, it’s difficult to mount pavement, foot breake can damage your shoes and it’s not as comfy for a toddler to have a proper nap in it.

I have used Maclaren strollers in the past for my own children and have been very happy with them. I purchased the Maclaren Quest for my 2 year old (she turned 2 in 2022) granddaughter in anticipation of her traveling with her parents to visit me in Canada. It was used for a few shorter trips between the time of purchase (November 2021) and the trip to Canada (June 2022). Unfortunately, while out for a walk while visiting me in Canada, the front wheels collapsed in, (as though a spring broke)? The stroller looks fine, as long as no one is sitting in it, but it is no longer usable. I am very disappointed in the quality of this stroller as it has not lived up to the Maclaren name, nor is it worth the price if it lasts just a few months!

I was really quite impressed with this pushchair. I’ve taken photos using a Luvabella doll.It is so quick and easy to set up, simply remove from the box and attach the front wheels, clip on the hood and you’re ready to go, it took me no more than five minutes.I did find adjusting the straps quite fiddly but that makes them more secure so I didn’t mind about that.The seat lies flat which means that it can be used from newborn (it must be used flat until six months) which is great and it really is quite cosy in there. The seat can be adjusted with one hand and it literally takes seconds and best thing is that you can fold it flat.The hood is impressive, it is huge and gets bigger when you unzip extra sections. The last Maclaren I used years ago had a small hood that was of limited use, so this really was a pleasant surprise. There is a window with a flap so you can check the baby and it is secured with a magnet.We got the grey and pink version which looks quite nice but really shows the dirt. I have included a photograph of the hood which showed the dirt after only a few hours of use, I have no idea how that happened. A decent footmuff would limit the grime on the grey around the seat but it is still an impractical colour.The brake is quick and easy to apply with one food and it is also quick to release. The pushchair can easily be folded with one hand and a foot.The two handles mean that it isn’t easy to push with one hand, especially with a heavier child. The pushchair is comfortable to push and the padded handles help this. The ride felt smooth and it coped really well with bumps and was easy to life at curbs. The pushchair has a small turning circle too.It was great to have a rain cover included. You can buy a number of accessories including a carrycot and sunshade.Overall, I’m really impressed with this pushchair and I would definitely buy it for myself or as a gift, but I would get a different colour.

I have been using a SilverCross Zest whereby the seat recline mechanism broke - I decided to try Maclaren Quest instead. I am so impressed with the quality, robustness, how sturdy and well thought out everything is compared to the SilverCross Zest. The ride is smoother and easy to push too. I am very happy with my Maclaren Quest and would recommend it!

Super easy to fold, compact and compared to other buggy’s it’s quite light. I fix it on the bike and it makes cycling into town with my son a whole lot easier!My son (1) seems happy in it, and it’s great he can lie down flat if it’s nap time!

Fairly lightweight but it is a bit rough to handle. The front wheels often turn left and right which makes the ride a little rough. Although the brakes are easy to use and work very well they are a bit too easy and placed where the child can easily knock it closed. The sun cover and included rain cover are excellent and easy to put on quickly. The storage compartment is good for keeping some items however a little small. This would be great as a travel buggy as it folds well and easily enabling it to be taken in vehicles. The straps are hard to fasten and I struggled a bit and must get used to it with time.The materials are removable and easily washed which is great if you have a messy infant. Nice padding and looks very comfortable. The backrest reclines and can be achieved with one hand.