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

This is one swanky pushchair! :) It is a brilliant colour so bright & cheerful, it is so easy to set up and put down just one action to both, it has plenty of space for shopping or baby accessories it is very eye catching & get asked where I got it from makes me walk with a cheery smile :) the quality & build is honestly amazing it is strong & quality materials/metal has been used here. This is built to last!

I have owned a few strollers so I can compare this to a those. It is an extremely lightweight buggy but still retains it's sturdiness. Folds up very easily and very compact. Fits in even the smallest car boot. The design is pretty unique as most other strollers I own are usually one boring colour scheme yet this realy stands out. It is very safe for my toddler and seems pretty comfortable. Very ideal buggy for quick runs to the shops. This definatly competes well with my silver Cross stroller if not slightly better and isn't over priced. My first maclaren buggy and I am pretty impressed with it. Amazing design and quality!

I’m really disappointed from this salesman and product-there was not a product. I ordered a baby prom and I received a 5 piece of cardboard. You really destroyed my Christmas present for my sister which child is disabled

This is a very robust stroller with the usual safety features built in. One in particular I like is that you lock one set of the back wheels which in turn locks the other set. There is a safety strap to anchor to your self, so it you do have to let go, there is no danger of it rolling off. It opens up after releasing one side catch and locks back into place when collapsing it. The handle also acts as a lock along with a bar at the back. The rear locking bar is very wobbly and whilst it locks firmly in place, it feels like it will snap off when unlocking it. That being said, it is still holding strong, so I will have to reserve judgement on that. When it is locked down a side handle allows for easier carrying and loading. The front wheels swivel freely making it easy to steer (you will have to pop these in yourself). The hood opens and closes smoothly and a zip compartment allows for it to be extended out for more coverage. The safety harness holds the little one in securely and can be released with a thumb and forefinger (although stiff to use at first). The padded seat cover can be removed (with some fiddling around) and this can be washed if necessary, I haven’t had to wash mine yet, so I can’t comment on colour running or shrinkage. The stroller is a dream to use and packs down as well as it can. The seat and padding etc does prevent it from going flatter, but that is a trade off in baby comfort. It isn’t overly heavy, but at the same time it isn’t something you would want to carry for any distance. Little one seems happy enough in this, so there are no complaints there. The only balking point for me is the price tag of over £300. I am not saying it isn’t worth it, but it is a bit of a sting. I guess you have to balance out quality and how often you are going to use it, how long you are likely to use it and how many children you plan to have. Personally, I couldn’t justify as we are on our last, but I probably could if we were starting out.

Edition This review is for the colourful Jason Woodside design (the design name or colour is not specified on the product or website). The colours and design look great and consist of various coloured stripes and spotted sections. Wheels 5/5 The rear wheels are lockable using the foot pedal. The front wheels can be locked straight to ensure the pushchair goes in a straight line. They can be removed using a concealed button on the inside edge of each one. Opening and Folding 4/5 Folding the pushchair is a little difficult. You must push on the right lever very hard with your foot (shoes essential) and then lift the centre brace, before rolling the top down to meet the bottom and securing it together using the handle. It's easy enough once mastered but the lever is very hard to move. It also sticks out, risking injury to passers-by. Fitting the Hood 4/5 Fitting the hood was challenging but possible and left me with a question. Once fitted the material at the back just hangs around in a baggy fashion with no real place to fix it in position. It's likely this is to enable the buggy to recline but it doesn't seem finished to me. I did use the press-studs provided. Hood 5/5 The hood has multiple positions of extension. It can be opened to the standard setting, then a visor can be opened from underneath. Finally, a zip section allows it to open another 50%, so that it extends to over 120 degrees in total. The hood also has a window so you can check up on your baby without having to come around to the front. The hood is waterproof, and protective against UV radiation. Handles 4/5 The handles can be adjusted in length slightly but only around 2 inches. The handle also bends to enable the whole buggy to fold up. The handles are soft and comfortable. Seat 4/5 The seat is machine washable and appears to come in 2 sections (foot muff and liner). The seat can be adjusted from an upright to a flat position by sliding the 2 stateful buttons underneath the seat. When the seat is flat you will find the "foot barrier" under the seat in a Velcro pocket. The seat can be reclined using a button at the back. When the seat is flat you can still get to the storage basket from the sides (unlike some models). The instructions refer to the foot barrier as a "head and foot barrier" but the head part remains a mystery, perhaps it is already fitted but I can't feel it in place. Reclining and fixing the seat means the buggy can be made totally flat for added comfort. Rain Cover 3/5 The waterproof cover is supplied separately and comes in the same stylish colours as the main buggy. The main hood is so protective you'll only need this for the most severe weather conditions. It is attached over the top of the usual hood so it's much smaller than you might expect. Unfortunately, the rain cover comes with a complex and mind-bending folding guide! Carry Handles and Straps 5/5 The buggy comes with 2 carry straps, one long strap and one handle. It's very lightweight considering its size and it should not pose too much of a problem to carry. The carry strap can be removed if desired. There is also a tether strap to ensure the buggy can't run away by itself. Harness 0/5 The 5-point harness is very easy to unclick by pressing on "both" sides. Adjusting the dimensions proved to be impossible though (yes, I can't do it). The more strap you put through the loop the more you lose and there is no way to push it back the other way. It seems that the straps go through one loop and then a second one but getting it to go back is very difficult. This is the worst aspect of the design. I don't know why they don't just do these the same as backpack straps as it would be so much easier to use :(( Shopping Basket (Storage area) 5/5 Underneath you have a large storage area with drainage hole. It has large sides to prevent items from falling out and offers excellent volume. The shopping basket can still be accessed with the buggy in the reclined position. They also sell a universal organizer (sold separately), which sits at the back of the buggy for quick access to important items. Environment 2/5 All the fabric materials are made from Polyester so pretty awful. Most of the packaging was cardboard with some recyclable plastics (LDPE). A small quantity of polystyrene was present but not much. Instructions 3/5 The instructions were at times terrible, as with the straps for the harness, but with the other elements they worked well. The page about the straps just has a picture of them with around 4x two-way arrows. Some areas talk about the feature in question only to Segway off onto another feature for reasons which are unclear. It has an English title for each page but the rest of it is entirely pictorial. Areas with ticks and crosses were quite helpful.

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