Maclaren Techno XT lightweight compact umbrella stroller. Newborn up to 25 kg, UPF 50+ extendable waterproof hood, reclining seat, all wheels suspension. Accessories included. Black/Silver

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I had the Quest, but it was looking a bit scruffy (absolutely nothing wrong with it, but any excuse to buy a new pram!) so I bought the Techno when DD was 18 months knowing that I wanted a third child and that sometimes it was going to be easier with a stroller than a big pram. I like a baby in a proper pram, but with 3 kids and all their stuff sometimes there just won't be room in the car boot for it!

Parents who want to give the best for their children can get either of the two baby strollers. However, one stands out over the other. In this case, the Maclaren Techno XT is our winner overall. It has increased safety and comfort. Do not count the Quest out, however, because it brings a lot of value for its price. There is a not-so-easy-to-spot mechanism in the front, looking a bit like a square. You need to push it in and pull the wheel out. Again, it doesn't go totally lightly so be ready to push and pull. Great condition. Hardly used and spent most of the time in the car. Comes from a smoke free and pet free house. The Maclaren Techno XT is designed for ultimate convenience with durable construction and ease of use. The stroller has four wheels that can either be fixed or swivel for smooth mobility. It can hold up to 15 kg of baby weight and comes with a hood cover to protect from the sun. The design is foldable and uses an umbrella fold style, so it's easy to store and transport. The product is made with an aluminum frame, ensuring strength and stability. The stroller weighs approximately 7.2 kg and includes a rain cover for additional protection.Do the wheels come off? I want to take a Mclaren Techno abroad in a duffel. Any suggestions of how I can do this? Folded, it is too long. Both models have two separate handles. However, the Quest has foam on its handles. The cushioned foam will give the Quest more grip and more ergonomics. Additionally, it will help dampen the vibrations caused by a rough ground surface for a smother stroll. The foam grips are also replaceable.

Both are flagship strollers with equally premium prices. But there is still a price difference between them. The Quest is fine for a toddler (we used it from 3 months and it was fine at that age too). It reclines well, has a leg rest that you can extend and is well-made. The only thing the Techno has better than the Quest is the extending hood, which is handy to shelter your child from wind or sun. My ds is 4, and when going out for the day I still take it out and he is a big boy and there is no signs of give in the buggy and he fits very nicely in it. Most baby strollers in the market prioritize function over style. Others completely forget about its style altogether. Not with the full-featured strollers from Maclaren that we are going to discuss today. One of the key features of this stroller is its foldability, allowing for easy storage and transportation. The fold style is umbrella, making it compact and effortless to collapse when not in use. The Maclaren Techno XT has four front wheels and four rear wheels, providing stability and maneuverability. The wheels have fixed and swivel mobility options, enabling smooth navigation in various environments.

Frequently Asked Questions about Maclaren Techno XT Stroller

Well loved single buggy. Swivel wheels. Good breaks. Adjustable height handles. Handles need some covers. I use velcro strap covers which I will include. Hey, Maclaren Techno XT enthusiasts It does have adjustable handle heights, but on the lowest setting it's still higher than the Quest making it longer when folded.