Maclaren Quest

I have been pushing a Maclaren Quest on a daily basis for nearly 5 years now, the fact that it is the same one I started with speaks volumes for the resilience and ease of use of this buggy. Through my years of using this buggy it has variously had a buggy board attached to it, been on at least 3 holidays, been pushed over muddy bumpy terrain (the school run) and survived 2 children. It is still going strong! This buggy comes in various colour combinations, Maclaren also manufacture a cheaper version (the Triumph) and a more expensive version (the Techno). This mid range buggy does not have as much upholstery as the Techno but has the ability to ...  Read the complete review

The Maclaren Quest is a lightweight and comfortable pushchair. Providing enough padding to support your baby from 3months. It has reclines using the bars on the side and lifting them and is easy to put up or fold down using your feet if your arms are busy holding baby. Design of Pushchair: The design is very simple but works so well. It now comes in different types either Sports or Mod and comes in a wide variety of colours and patterns. There is a small netted basket at the bottom of the pushchair that is perfect to keep the rain cover or umbrellas in. The handle to push it is padded and soft to grip. The harness is easy for an adult to clip ...  Read the complete review

Maclaren Quest Oh dear after reading other reveiws seems im one to a disagree with general consensus on this pram! So I will start with the positives and divulge why im not so keen. Right its lighweight 5.5kg easy single handle umbrella fold, full recline and looks lovley. Maclaren say suitable from birth however to be honest seat not that padded so would definatly add liner. The recline function and raincover ok standard maclaren really. basket was ok size and like most buggies tricky to get into when in full recline. Had adjustable leg rest. No vewing window or storage pockets. harness was good standard ...  Read the complete review

We bought Maclaren Quest four years ago and it is living its second youth with our younger son. I usually do some research before buying products but with this one I was not bothered. I saw so many of these buggies on the street, in the supermarket, everywhere. I taught that it has to be good if so many people have it. It was not cheapest but not too pricey as well. My experience so far is that it was not a mistake. It is a decent buggy with good performance in curves and on the hill, 0-60 mph makes in... (sorry, got carried away with this car review jargon). It can be reclined to lower positions which was useful with our older son but younger one ...  Read the complete review

I love the maclaren quest. I had one with my first daughter and also bought one for my second daughter too. I find the pram so easy to push and the pram is very comfortable as my girls never had any trouble getting to sleep. The pram is easy to fold down and will fit into any boot. I like that the pram comes in all funky colours and do boys and girls colours too. I dont think this pram is expensive at all.They retail for around £120 which I think is great value for money and a must have for families that dont have a car as very easy to get on and off buses and easy to fold. Once folded the pram does have a handle so it is easy to carry. The pram is also very light. ...  Read the complete review