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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The seat is shallower than the Quest, I think this must be something to do with the way it reclines almost flat (a bit further than the Quest). I'd say the Quest seat is actually better for a toddler, and there is not much at all in the width (don't confuse it with the Techno XLR which is wider, you can use a carrycot or infant carrier with that one). My second and third grandchildren are now also riding in Maclarens. The older one is at my house now for when they are visiting. Me and my children will not buy any other stroller.

You can get the Maclaren Quest for a smaller price tag. For a versatile baby buggy with all the essential features, it brings better value for the money. I've got both! I bought my XT because my Quest was becoming harder to push, the heavier my DD became. I love love love my XT. It's my second one. The first one was used to death, but unfortunately went mouldy as I stored it overnight in a damp garage all winter, after using it everyday on the school run.I absolutely love this stroller. It is in another class than the rest of them. I am a grandmother and bought it for my first grandson, now six. It was supposed to have been used at my place when they are visiting, but my daughter loved it so much that she had sold the one they bought and used the Maclaren.

I've got both and I have to disagree with the replies above! In my opinion, unless you need the buggy to be suitable from birth then it's not worth paying the extra for the Techno.Well loved single buggy. Swivel wheels. Good breaks. Adjustable height handles. Handles need some covers. I use velcro strap covers which I will include. One thing could be just live with it and own that you have a pushchair that survived one child, a lot of sun, and still works fine even if faded. The Maclaren Techno XT is an umbrella stroller designed for infants and toddlers. With a recommended age minimum of 0 months, it provides a convenient and comfortable way to transport your child. It features a single seat, making it suitable for one child at a time. Great condition. Hardly used and spent most of the time in the car. Comes from a smoke free and pet free house. 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.

I have had this buggy 3 years, I use it every day, have hung huge amounts of shopping on it along with a 3yo sat in it and it's very sturdy. The wheels are great and they don't wear down like a lot of other buggy's. It's very light weight when it's folded down, made easier too with the carry handle.Both are flagship strollers with equally premium prices. But there is still a price difference between them. The original rain cover, as well as footmuff for the winter is also included to keep the little lad / lass warm.