I bought this pushchair as a second buggy. I chose this particular stroller primarily because it is very lightweight and easy to collapse and fold. Also it was a good price and pretty sturdy looking. It does fold very easily and small, particularly good for bus journeys. However the pushchair is fairly long and i can only fit this in my car boot at an angle so try first! It is however very sturdy and has withstanded a couple of flights without harm. The down side to this pushchair is the recline positions, its not really upright in the upright position and the recline is really flat my toddler could do with sitting up a bit more in the ...  Read the complete review

I brought this buggy when we were going on holiday. Since my daughter was born I had been using my Mammas and Pappas Pliko. I went to the shop to buy a cheap little thing that wouldnt matter if it got ruined but taking my mum with me meant her only grand child would only get the best and I came away with this. Unfortunately taking my mum with me meant spending more than I had bargained for (excuse the pun) and I laid out £120 on this(or at least my mum did) I did come away feeling a very happy bunny though. I brought this buggy in raspberry, I think the more sensible term would be hot pink though because this is the only way to describe the colour. ...  Read the complete review

After having spent a small fortune on my Phil & Ted's double pushchair, when my older daughter reached an age when she was able to walk the majority of the time I began looking for a relatively inexpensive small lightweight pushchair for my younger daughter. She was about 5 months old at the time so i didn't need anything that fully reclined so after doing a bit of online research I decided upon the Maclaren Triumph. It is one of the lower range Maclaren's and I it was on offer at Mothercare when I purchased it selling at £79 however i believe it normally retails at £110. I would suggest you hunt around to find it discounted as I do belive that £110 is ...  Read the complete review

I bought this buggy as a replacement for a buggy I had that my son never seemed comfortable. I went to a local store called Baby stork superstore that has a wide range of buggies and prams on display so I could try him in these to see if he looked anymore comfortable. My son has long legs and the seat on a lot of buggies always seem to short. The Maclaren Triumph comes in various colours, raspberry, and charcoal and red which is the one I purchased. It is one of the lightest buggy's around weighing 5.2kg.It comes with a rain cover, hood and shopping basket. It came with two designs of straps for the 5 point harness. The release button for the harness you ...  Read the complete review

In 1965 Owen Maclaren designed and patented his iconic blue and white striped baby buggy. The lightweight 3D folding design is still an important prototype for the industry. My daughter has been using a beautiful and luxuriously comfortable Mamas and Papas pushchair for her son, the pushchair has been in constant use since he was born. Like most Mums she leads a hectic lifestyle, her six year old daughter goes to school, so she spends a lot of time pushing her son to and fro. Her Mamas and Papas pushchair is lovely but heavy to push and we have been looking on the Internet to see if we could find a lightweight pushchair. The Maclaren ...  Read the complete review