Maclaren Quest Arc Jason Woodside lightweight compact umbrella stroller. Newborn up to 25 kg, UPF 50+ extendable waterproof hood, single handle, reclining seat, wheels suspension. Includes raincover

Lightweight , easy to put up and take down with one hand.Really comfortable for young baby in lie down position. Excellent quality

Lovely stroller, my 2 year old loves it.The only anoying thing is the placement of the front wheel locks, all my daughter has to do is rest her foot on it and the wheels lock when they're straight and I have to press them again to get the wheels to swivel again!Other than that perfect buggy for us

Pro: It is light and easy to fold/unfold. Has some smart pockets, but very small. Even though it is small, it is comfortable for the kid.Con: it is not robust enough to navigate most of the uneven pathways, specially in cities like London. Wouldn't risk a new born on this one; my little one is 2.5 YO.The break mechanism for the front wheels is not good since it is positioned next to where the kids legs rest, so my son is constantly pushing it so the front wheels get stuck, which can be dangerous

Fab stroller lightweight and quality all in one !More expensive than other lightweight strollers but can see why. Very good quality will last.

We bought this on Amazon Warehouse "Like new" but it was delivered with a bent and defective metallic bar at the back (part of the frame). We are returning it and now hope Amazon Warehouse won't hold us accountable.Overall, the buggy seems solid and comfortable, except the "arc" handle that seems to already be a bit unstable. If I was to buy MacLaren again, I would probably go for one that has not an "arc" but two handles.I also did not find the buggy very easy to close/open compared to the Cybex we had previously (but broke after 2.5 years of heavy use).

New handle difficult to fold.Pocket for phone/purse access impeded by strap to fold stroller.Harness shoulder straps cannot be easily released from buckle to insert a liner or cosy toes, the stroller can’t be folded them in place.Wheels are great and stroller easy to fold and unfold, definitely not one handed though. On the whole a little disappointed.

It’s a nice stroller, I think it’s a bit expensive for what it is but it’s nice.Pros. Back pocket, window in hood, extendable hood, the seat is quite long so my 18 month old can rest her legs the whole length of the seat without them hanging off the edge, it looks expensive.Cons. The handle bar is a bit jiggly, in order to lie the seat flat you have to unzip two zips at the back of the stroller, there is 4 seating positions but none of them are sitting completely up straight the most up straight one is slightly reclined.I do like this stroller & will use it as my main stroller because it is a decent stroller but I don’t think it would suit anyone with a child younger than 1.Edit: after two weeks of use I’ve noticed that the mclaren logo on the handle bar has started to fade off, I haven’t cleaned it or put anything on it it’s just fading because of my hands being on the handle bar,The front breaks are so annoying they constantly click when the child is accidentally hitting off them getting in & out of the pram.The basket underneath is held on by Velcro straps so not a lot of weight can be put into the basket, bare in mind you need to use the basket as you can’t place shopping bags on the handle unless you have a pram hook, also the pram doesn’t hold a lot of weight so when my daughter is not in the pram but my small lightweight baby bag is on the pram using the hook the pram constantly falls back.

Brilliant esp with the one handlebar, can push one handed with ease now. Arrived next day brilliant service thank you