Maclaren Techno XT / XT Elite

I can't find fault with this pram – Versatile, slim, maneuverable. We bought this pram with the arrival of our first. It came with everything. Sun canopy, rain cover, travel bag. We have traveled with this pram all over, and its light, quickly collapsible, easy to package. Super comfy, my boy has been in it since day one and still uses it and hes almost 3! Don't be fooled by… Read more

expensive and complicated designer prams. This is your one stop shop, pimped up umbrella pram for all your needs. Its fully reclinable so its usable from 0-5. Love my Maclaren Supe slim (Only mum going through super narrow aisles in super market)- Super affordable- Excellent turning Circle- Light- easy to fold- Can be fully reclined but also sits upright really well. Only thing i can imagine someone would complain is that is forward facing and some people dont like that. Also if its windy the kids get the full wind but if you put the rain cover (which is included in the initial purchse) your bub will be snug and happy

A great stroller for every day – We bought the Maclaren Techno XT after testing a large number of strollers and have been really happy with our choice. It is sturdy but light. It was not great for a new born but will last as baby grows. It is extremely easy to navigate tight spaces and suits an urban lifestyle. The Techno XT is light and easy to get in and out of the car (once… Read more

you get the hang of putting it up and down). Like all of the Maclaren strollers we tested it has great maneuverability and easily navigates tight spots (such as cafes and check out isles). The seat can be reclined completely making it ideal for baby to sleep in. The handles can be put up so it is more comfortable for my partner to use. The sun visor unzips and can cover the baby completely. The buckle on the five point harness was hard to use when we first bought it but it is now easy to use. You can't attach a bassinet to the stroller or have a newborn facing you. I found this a bit frustrating for the first few weeks. But I bought the stroller as I knew it would be a good long term investment - although it would not be my first choice for a new born it is great for babies 3 months and up. The Maclaren Techno XT is great in the shops and any paved surfaces but can be bumpy on rough surfaces. The basket is only suitable for a small items and is difficult to access. This is common with umbrella style strollers.

Excellent – I bought the Maclaren Techno XT over all others because it suits what I want out of a pram. It's light weight so it's easy on my back. It's mega easy to pop open and fold down and doesn't take up much room. So often I see mothers wrestling about with their prams that seem to be the size of a small car and I don't see the point. You don't… Read more

have to dismantle the thing to fit it into the car and there is still room for shopping.

Baby looks very comfortable, safe and protected from the elements. The sun shade bit opens all the way over to cover baby so there is no need for hanging anything extra over for shade.

When it's cold you can put the foot muff section on which pretty handy as you don't need extra blankets which can get kicked off and it makes a good sock catcher.

It also comes assembled in the 1 box so you don't have to fiddle about putting anything together (appart from the foot muff). And unlike most prams, what you see is what you get. A lot of prams are sold in sections, which is fine but all those bits and extras can really add up to crazy $$.

I know people have complained about the price of the pram but I think it is worth it. One of my friends has put her 3 kids through her Maclaren and it's still going strong. Plus if you keep it in good condition the Maclaren prams re-sale is quite good too. Safe, very easy to use, light weight, looks comfortable for baby, no hidden extra costs. I find it difficult to move the seating positions down but maybe I've not quite got the hang of it. I found the instructions hard to follow. It would be good if it came with a instructional dvd.

Best travel pram – We used this pram for the first time for our travel to Malaysia. It was the best idea ever as it folds easily and light to carry around. Its has a cover that keeps bub dry in case of rain. Show details

Love this pram – I bought this after having a second child. Before this I had a iCandy strawberry (which I Loved but had to sell to get a double pram) and baby jogger city select double. I bought the mclaren to use it on holidays and when I have only one child to take with me. I absolutely love how light this is and how easy it is to manouver whereas the bigger… Read more

peaks don't do that. Only thing I wish was a bigger basket and easier to get to it, but I understand you can't have that in an umbrella pram. Really love this and having this as a 3rd pram I understand that you don't necessarily need a big pram unless you do heaps of walking with it. This one would be enough.

Forget the pram, buy this stroller from the start! – Before I bought a pram, a good friend told me 'just buy a Maclaren', but of course I didn't listen and bought a pram (Jane Epic). My bub likes to lie flat to sleep and modern prams have a permanent 90 degree 'seated' shape even when tilted back, so he sleeps much better in this when out and about. This stroller turns on a dime, is light-weight… Read more

but sturdy, folds easily and takes up far less room in the back of the car (it only fits horizontally in the boot of my XTrail as it is quite long when folded, but easily sits on top of other things like suitcases). I love the extra shade built into the hood and the fact I can steer it one handed through a doorway while holding the door open with the other hand, or through narrow shopping aisles. Yes, the basket isn't as big as those on full prams, but it's a lot sturdier than most other strollers so you can hang a light-medium weight nappy bag on the back with no issue.

My little boy is quite tall and is already growing out of the Epic, however the Maclaren will last for as long as he needs to be pushed around. I love my Maclaren Techno XT!

Most amazing stroller! – Lightweight, easy to close, top of the line features that are well thought out, outstanding quality material and ultra comfort...I have had many strollers but none compares to this!

Perfect! – I purchased the Techno XT before moving to NZ from Australia in Feb 2014. I previously had a big Steelcraft Pram. I like how small the techno folds, it fits into my Mazda 3 boot with plenty of room to spare. Very easy to manoeuvre around little shops in the mall and sturdy enough to take for small walks. As mentioned in other reviews, the basket… Read more

is hard to reach when the seat is fully reclined, however it's not too much a hassle to pop the chair up and back down if I need to put something in it. Recline is simple and always done with one hand, not sure how other reviewers find it difficult to recline!?! Overall, worth every penny I paid for it and hold value too. I looked one up on trademe NZ tonight and exact same model/colour as mine is selling for $400!!

best pram ever – buy one. buy one now. its light, folds to nothing. baby lays back. fits a newborn basket. the sun shade goes all the way down. wheels are sturdy and absorb bounce. i had bought with my first child a massive does everything very expensive pram with air tyres. i broke it within a year pulling the stupid thing apart to put in the car over and over.… Read more

it was heavy and large. everything this pram isnt. you can fit anywhere with a maclaren. light. steer. design - its pretty. bought it on sale!

Worth every dollar – This stroller is perfect for a small car and is very light. It easily fits into my Hyundai Getz. There are some cons to it but the pros far outweigh them. I love using this stroller and enjoy shopping with it. The absolute winner for me is the very easy and smooth manoeuvrability. I can turn it around with one hand. I used it for my son since… Read more

birth he's 18 months now and still using it. Reclines all the way down, Very easy and smooth ride, easy to manoeuvre, canopy goes all the way down blocking all the sun, very light, fits into hatchback boot, easy to fold and unfold, good for newborns too. Canopy starts sagging to the side after a while, weak canopy, small basket.

After loads of research – I bought this stroller 2nd hand after loads of research and I am definately impressed and glad I spent more then I had originally intended to. It's super easy to steer, is lightweight, easy to fold down. It folds down nice and small. My seven month old is really comfy in it. The sleeping bag is so toasty I want one for myself :) Nice and small but sturdy enough to take almost anywhere.

Not User Friendly! – Found this stroller horrible to use, purchased as a spare the money would have been better spent if it was burnt. It waseasy to steer through shopping centres, shame I dont use it in there because you cant access the basket due to the inconvenient storage pouches which hang over the back and arent removable, the recline on the seat is almost non… Read more

existant and requires both hands to do, so dont plan on trying to recline it if you have anything at all on the back because the pram will tip. I find myself kicking the back of the pram all the time and avoid adjusting the straps because finishing a 1000 piece puzzle would be quicker. The hood when extended likes to fall backwards and wont stay still, its easy to push as long as you dont plan on taking it off a perfectly flat surface wont even go from the road up a sloped pathway easily, if I didnt like my friends so much I'd try and sell it to one of them!

I'd never buy the product again, not user friendly at all!

Bad – This pram is not suitable for newborns, I think it would be better to buy one of the other (cheaper) Maclaren umbrella strollers for 3 months and up as you will not use it much for your newborn - they can't see you, which many dislike, and it just doesnt look that comfortable. By 3 months and older they are more happy facing forwards, and for… Read more

that stage you can happily buy a lighter and cheaper Maclaren. Very light, easy to collapse, easy to push around confined spaces such as shops. Good sunshade. NOT suitable for newborns. I bought this for my newborn and regretted it. I ended up getting another pram which was rear-facing, so my son could see me, and also was more comfortable.

Brilliant stroller/pram from birth – Sturdy light stroller that's suitable for use from birth. It has cover for the feet for winter months and the hood can be opened and lowered down for wind and sun shade. Most brilliant design. Suitable from birth and folds up easily. Easy maneuverability. Difficult to access the basket when the seat is laying down

Convenience +++ – When i had my baby my friend sold me a peg perego which steered like a freight train. So my # 1 advantage of my maclaren is it turns like a dream, even one handed in an over crowded chemist. Also when going for long walks around the neighborhood the pram maintains a straight driving line, which i now see it a huge advantage (a pram that crabs… Read more

really hurts your legs and back after a while).

The added bonus is its light, before with a big pram i found myself carrying my baby into shops rather that dealing with the pram. now its so simple I use it all the time.

My son is very curious and active, and he likes the maclaren - he can see out easily and seems comfy. Im almost 6ft tall so its handles are perfect for me, no bending as i walk. its a sturdy pram too, not much wobbles or squeaks.

The only down-side (hey nobodies perfect) is the fabric gets dirty easily (for the baby who eats on the go) and if you to many shopping bags on the back it falls backwards. my son was a bit shocked but not upset when it happened, jsut cant forget to take my hands off. Oh and the seat isnt reversible, which might be a problem for little babies. The set up and down takes a bit to get used too, but after a few days i had it mastered. i would advise practicing at home! the belt buckle again is difficult, but its child proof - my bub has worked out other buckles but not this one.

Maclaren's hold their value well too, so if #2 comes sooner than expected we can see it easily. My baby is a toddler now and he still loves it. Turns like a dream, super light and folds up small. bit top heavy when shopping bags are on the back and fabric gets messy quick.

Excellent – Bought in Australia and used since child aged 6 months. Three months use in summer (heat, sand, grass, etc.) then a move to Germany. Rough pavements, cobbles, humidity in summer, occasional sub-zero in winter, mushy ground, rough dirt tracks through wonderful parklands, narrow aisle shopping, incredibly crowded shopping district malls, cars,… Read more

trams, trains, busses and a few flights to other countries, twice-weekly walks to the neighbourhood grocery shops. This stroller is still coming through all this without issue. Sure, the under-seat storage area is only designed to carry the day needs of the child and the odd small bits and pieces, but this is what a stroller is all about — the compactness is worth it. It is easy to hang shopping bags off the back from the pushing handles, so long as you keep in mind that you need the child's weight in the seat as a counterbalance for loads that you really shouldn't be hanging off there anyway. This stroller is definitely in my rather short "Well, I made a really good purchase decision there!" list. And the reason why I have spent the time to write such a long review: blokes look after their kids too, and need be comfortable with necessary products just as much as women do. I'm a bloke, but this comes from my missus also... Good seat positions to full recline. Easy uncliping of shoulder straps to leave waist straps clipped to groin strap which still provides a secure child "lock-in" (brilliant for older child in winter clothing). Quick and easy fold/unfold. Doesn't take too much nous to strip the fabric seat out for washing and put it back in correctly. Excellent manoeuvrability in tight shops. Good rain protection. Good sized wheels; handles slush, rough ground, cobbled pavements, etc. very well. Easy to run with or walk one handed when front wheels are locked to straigh-ahead position. Well balanced with and without child for holus-bolus lifting from street-level up door-steps into tram carriage. Exceptionally robust and reliable under the inevitable stress conditions that occur from time to time with child rearing. Maclaren strollers are internationally represented and the models are relatively long-lived. My son likes getting into it and staying there — and that alone counts for quite a lot! Leg-rest extensions fiddly to extend and require nimble fingers. Front wheel directional steering locks are tricky to engage by foot (easy enough though by bending over and doing it by hand).

Good – I do love this pram except for the basket and the price. There would be other strollers out there that do the same thing for a much cheaper price. The best sun hood around. Goes all the way over and blocks out sun perfectly or gives baby privacy to sleep. Very lightweight. So easy to push one handed. Easy to fold. Love the footwarmer as there is… Read more

no need to bring blankets which get lost. Good looking pram. Basket is terrible. Whatever can go in is basically not coming out! Pockets on back of hood feel weak. The recline feature could be made easier to use. Price is way too expensive.

Good – I would highly recommend this stroller. It is excellent quality from Maclaren. Although it is very expensive unlike other cheaper brands it will last more than one child and comes with accessories ie footmuff/ zip off liner, rain cover and mozzie net. Although the basket is small it is only a stroller afterall and not a pram. Even though it is… Read more

difficult to get to the basket when reclined, I would rather that it fully recline than basket accessability.

It is also great if you can get one second hand as they are of high quality and built to last I found this stroller fantastic, lightweight and easy to use. Unlike most strollers the hood is exceptional and folds right over. I love the footmuff as it eliminates the need for a blanket. Easy to fold up one handed. Also has linked breaks and a handy carry handle. Easy to manouver one handed and in tight spaces. Stroller also fully reclines so bub can have a easily have a snooze Price. My husband tends to hit his feet on the back wheels and complains about it. Personally I think he just needs more practice :)Has a small basket which is difficult to access when fully reclined. Unfortunatily needs to hands to recline.

Good – I bought this pram for the convenience of the size and weight. It is still great for that, but I found that my newborn didn't like not being able to see me, so I barely used it for the first 3 months. The foot muff was great - blankets always slip off. I've just bought a second hand Strider to be my at home walking pram, as the maclaren can be a… Read more

bit rough on a long walk, but I still intend on using my maclaren all the time as my out and about pram as it is so easy to use. In hindsight I wish I had bought the bigger pram where I could see the baby first for when I had a newborn, and then a cheaper stroller for a toddler/running around. very light, very manoeuvrable, fits through tight spots, can pack up and set up with one hand, foot muff - good for winter baby, big hood, lies completely flat basket too small and non-accessible when pram laying down flat, need two hands to recline, can't face baby, other people always have a lot of trouble getting the buckle done up and undone! Tips over if it doesn't have a baby in it to balance the nappy bag.

Bad – Its alright. I wouldn't personally buy it again, because I haven't used it enough to be worth the price, I could have easily bought a much cheaper stroller for the car, but everyone I know who's had this pram raved about it, so maybe its just me who doesn't love it. Its light, easy to collapse, suitable from birth, great for travel, well thought… Read more

out features - like the hood goes all the way down which is great on sunny days to shield a little face, the pockets are good. The foot muff is a nice accessory (great for catching socks and shoes too) Undercarriage is too small, steering isn't great one handed (which is important for when you wind up carrying bub and pushing the pram at the same time! or is that just me who does that?!?!)its not very hard wearing, mine has only had part time use and the wheels have been damaged by the pavement, so I wouldn't want to use it every day, I don't think it would survive daily use on uneven surfaces. I think its a great in-the-car-for-shopping-trips pram.

Good – Recommend if you are looking for a lightweight, easy-to-use, versatile stroller, suitable from newborns. You'll like to handling around tight spaces in shops, the baby looks nice and snug/warm inside the stroller even in the rain/wind and you get good visibility of the baby Canopy: really well designed (3 stage fold) that looks like it can block… Read more

out a hurricane - also good to put the canopy down so baby can sleep without distraction! Also nice to be able to see our 3month old through the back clear panel and the side ventilation - so even though you can't face baby, you can still check on her all the time.

Footmuff/sleeping bag: Really good for winter now - we use it instead of a blanket. Looks so cosy when bubs is in we want to be in it!

Umbrella fold: I find it fine, but wife finds it a bit challenging - will need to give her a bit more training on it! Fits in our corolla sedan easily.

Lightweight/narow: is a bonus. Plus you can tow it while it'd folded. I can lift it up the trams (x3 steps) easily and the stroller fits in between rows of seats on public transport. Can easily manoevure using one hand too.

Extensions on the handlebars are good too for me (175cm).

Suitable for longer walks around the park/lake: you can lock front wheels and it makes it easier going for longer distances in relatively straight lines

Raincover: fits like a glove and really easily done too even in a hurry. Reclining mech: just a little hard because you need 2 hands to work it.

Shopping basket: it is small and access is limited with the pram reclined - but you have about a 10cm gap from the front end of the stroller for this if you pull the shopping basket tags all the way down the rail - so not too bad.

Feels a little bit ricketly/loose (maybe because baby is only 5kg at the moment) but I guess it gives the baby a smoother ride if there's give in all the joints.

Good – A great pram, would not hesitate to recommend this pram to anyone. I've heard about the recall in America, but I'm sure if you follow the safety instructions and not let your child near the pram when opening it, it will be fine. You can also order for free, the protective covers for the mechanism that's caused the problem. Easy to use, once you… Read more

get the hang of it, the pram is narrow so it can go anywhere you need, I have seen heaps of people struggle with those wide 3 wheelers. Easy to clean, looks stylish, my baby seems really comfortable plus they are very secure. Basket can only be accessed if seat is up

Bad – I've had this stroller for 5 months now and although it is a good quality stroller, there are some serious drawbacks. Due to the major safety issue of the elbow joint (and the other potential pinch points at the back of the stroller that have not been addressed) I cannot recommend it. Maclaren needs to address all of the safety issues before I… Read more

would change this view.

Stroller is too hot for a warm climate.

Safety issues aside, it is a sturdy stroller with good suspension and great for shopping so long as you're prepared to carry your load on your back (the best I've been able to fit underneath the stroller is a litre of milk and a newspaper!) It is about 8.5kgs so lighter than most larger prams. It fits into tight spaces well and packs up neatly. Good for travel. Sun protection is good and braking system is good. As far as strollers go, it services my needs but would benefit from having a drink holder and more 'boot' space underneath. I discovered through Choice magazine's website that Maclaren has recalled its umbrella strollers in the USA due to amputations of children's fingers by the elbow joint. Check out Maclaren's website and U-tube for more info. Interestingly they have not yet seen the need to recall them in Australia even though the elbow joint is the same! I am quite disappointed by this. When I went back to my store supplier, they did not know anything about the USA recall either. The Australian distributor is giving owners an elbow kit to cover the joint, however, looking closer at the rear of the stroller I can also see other potential pinch points which worry me. I'm also told that this problem may not be isolated to just Maclaren strollers but may extend to all umbrella strollers.

Reclining mechanism is a little cumbersome due to needing to use two hands (something that you don't always have) to recline it.

The stroller is also not ideally suited to hot weather. Ventilation at the back is poor. I had to strip out all linings and open the rear but even then, my son has to sit on a towel so that he doesn't get too sweaty on his back. A few times, I have had to pick him up and walk with him in my arms while I wheeled the stroller home - not fun when there are hills involved. Ideal climate for this stroller would be sub 25 degrees C and preferably sub 20 degrees Celsius.

Good – We bought this pram for our third child as I had already sold our other prams. (Baby number 3 was a happy accident!) I had already done the large pram thing with the Bertini, so I wanted something small and light to fit in the back of the car. This pram is certainly compact and was great when we travelled to Victoria in the middle of winter as… Read more

the muff kept the wind off bub so she was very warm. I do not do a huge amount of walking / jogging with a pram so the smaller wheels are fine. Having had the Bertini though, larger wheels are better for long walks, but be realistic as to whether you are actually going to jog/walk long distances on the road because large prams are a pain in shopping centres! (aisles are very narrow). Many people I know bought a smaller stroller for visits to the shops. As I am definitely not having more children, I do not require a toddler seat, so this pram is fine. I would recommend this pram due to its functionality, but definitely speak to a good sales assistant about your needs/lifestyle when it comes to prams. I have purchased 5 prams for 3 children, so I wasted a lot of money! Lightweight, compact, easy to fold, included accessories such as footmuff. I also love how the hood can pushed right forward when unzipped. Need two hands to recline seat; I find this a bit fiddly compared to my old Bertini. Quite expensive. Fastening clip a bit stiff and difficult to operate at first, until you get used to it.

Excellent – I am really happy with this pram and would recommend it. A versatile pram that is really convenient to use and made by a reputable company. Looks pretty nice too. I did alot of research before buying a pram as it's such an investment, but went with the maclaren techno XT and haven't looked back! This pram is versatile as you can use it for… Read more

newborns as it fully reclines and has a head rest and shoulder pads. At first I thought the sleeping bag was a bit gimmicky, but ended up really liking it as it protected my little one from the cold and I didn't have to worry about the blanket falling off or having to adjust it all the time as I have seen friends do. This is lightweight and so easy to get in and out of the car that it is no hassle at all. I'm quite petite and this was a major consideration for me. The hood is one of the best features on this pram - it extends and does a pretty good job of keeping the sun out - unless you are going for a walk in the evening as the sun is going down and so comes in from the side - but the sunlight isn't so strong at this time of the day anyway. The basket is small so you can't do all your grocery shopping and put it in the basket. But a few items is fine.

Excellent – I take this pram everywhere, including shopping - no problems with checkout aisles, and walking the dog through the park everyday - across grass. I would say that it has been really well used by us and it has stood up to the challenge. I would wholeheartedly recommend this pram to all. I love this pram! Its incredibly light-weight and easy to… Read more

operate - I can lift and open it with one hand. It folds down very small, its comfortable for baby - she loves it, and its durable. I have used it from newborn to 18 months and had no problems with it over that time The basket underneath is small and difficult to access when the seat is reclined. Cannot hang nappy bag on handles as the pram tips backwards. (But the trade off is its light-weight and small size when folded.)

Excellent – The thing I like most about the maclaren is how easy it is to get in and out of my car. Within seconds the stroller is folded up and in the boot, while other mums spend 5 minutes collapsing their huge strollers and struggling to lift them into their cars. Light weight, folds up quickly and easily (even with bubs in one arm!), doesn't take up much… Read more

room in the boot, sturdy, good quality make, good reclining positions, has extendable handles (great for tall husbands!) can be used for a newborn through to whatever age you stop using a stroller, is very easy to push around and being on the smaller side fits nicely through checkout aisles (you often have to use the disabled checkout to get the bigger prams through) and around shop displays, accessories such as a footmuff and rain cover are included. I also love that the sunshade has two positions and when it is folded right down it provides a nice dark environment for sleeping. The shopping basket underneath is impossible to access when the seat is fully reclined (which is always is with a newborn), there isn't a cover over the viewing window and the sun often goes straight through the viewing window into my daughter's eyes - I had to make my own cover for it, and it isn't easy to put a bag over the handles without the bag slipping down.

Excellent – Used by lots of celebrities ( e.g Matilda Ledger and Harlow Madden) so it must be a good stroller brand, Im pretty happy with it, my baby loves it highly reccomend. Lightweight, easy to use, folds easy, looks good, love the foot muf and sun canopy! Tiny shopping basket underneath - its hard to access!

Excellent – I would highly recommend this stroller, it has been excellent from day 1 and i feel very smug when folding and unfolding. It is so light weight, can be folded and unfolded with 1 hand whilst holding bubba. Very versatile, I used it from newborn and it grows well with bubba. The accessories are good. It is very easy to manouevre. Goes everywhere except sand. Shopping storage is slightly small. Can't walk on the beach. no sun shade available.

Excellent – We are very happy with this and would recommended it to anyone. Even though it is a little on the expensive side, the quality of this product is worth it and will last for a very long time. Lightweight (8kgs with all the bits), well built, easy to fold and great materials. Can recline back all for new borns. Padded strap and soft headrest is great… Read more

for those long trips to the shops. The handles are non-slip rubber so you won't sweat on it like some other inferior foam ones. Small basket, price.

OK – when I purchased the pram, my main concern was weight and safety - so it met the parameters there. I did not think being reversible was all that important. I have now changed my mind - this is an important feature as it allows you to bond with baby whilst on walks. If I was buying a pram now, I would consider safety, price and reversibility.… Read more

The hood can be extended it to make it extra long and protect baby from the elements. It is pretty light. Love the footmuff - it is really cosy for baby in winter. unlike some other prams, baby can be harnessed in from newborn [unlike some other prams]. The couple of pockets at the back are handy. There is a window in the hood so that you can see baby. It can take heavier child weight than other brands. It is non reversible - I didn't think this would be an issue, but I walk alot with baby, and the long walks would have been so much more enjoyable if baby and I were able to see each other during the walk. The basket underneath is tinyh compared to other brands, and it is not accessible when the seat is fully reclined. The pram is marketed as reclining flat for new borns, but it is not flat. The brakes are not connected - so you have to remember to apply each brake. Very hard to steer with one hand - the pram goes all over the place.

Excellent – An excellent stroller and worth the money. We were told in the baby store where we bought it that they never see Maclarens returned for repairs unlike many other prams. Lightweight, easy to steer, easy to fold, compact and fits into a small car boot, good shade with the extendable hood, comes with a rain cover which can be used to protect the baby… Read more

on windy days as well, suitable from newborn to toddler, easy to get through supermarket aisles and other narrow areas Small storage basket which is hard to access when the seat is in a layback position. A little fiddly to get the seat to the layback position.

Excellent – The best stroller you can buy, worth every sent. You pay for what you get when it comes to strollers. I believe you should pay more for a great stroller and less on the pram/jogger, you will use the stroller more. Has got everything you need and more. Super light, easy to fold, push with one hand, looks great (have been given many a jealous look… Read more

from other mums), has suspension, multiple seat recline positions, padded straps and headrest, comes with raincover and footmuff, suitable for infant, reflector material, 3 handle heights. The Techno XT is worth the extra money. Small basket but hey, it is a stroller!

Great quality – Very good safe and strong pram. My baby loved it it's so comfortable I put him in it straight away go to sleep

Good – Very light with a small wheel base but not very robust, I don't think it would last through a second child Light, small, folds easily a bit fragile