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Need a new buggy / pushchair ...

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mummylonglegs · 19/03/2005 21:35

I know this question comes up time and again, but ...

I've got around £150 to spend on a new buggy / pushchair. Currently we've got a McLaren Triumph which is brilliantly light, has crap brakes and is generally a bit cramped for dd, now 2.5, who also occasionally needs to nap in it.

What's a good alternative? It needs to be light and fairly small as I'm entirely dependent on public transport. But I'd like something cosier for dd.

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mummylonglegs · 19/03/2005 22:01

No-one???

... Maybe everyone's bored with this question!

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WigWamBam · 19/03/2005 22:04

Have you had a look at the reviews on the home page? You might get some good info there.

blueteddy · 19/03/2005 22:06

Is the techno not very cosy?
I was considering getting one for my ds, as I love my triumph, but would like something a little more comfortable 4 him.
The only buggy that I can think of that is lightweight & also very padded, is the M&P pliko.
However, I think they are around £180 ish.

lockets · 19/03/2005 22:06

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mummylonglegs · 19/03/2005 22:25

I'll check out the reviews page, forgot about that!

I like the look of the Quinny but the fact that the seat doesn't recline plus there's no space anywhere for shopping kind of puts me off.

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Fran1 · 19/03/2005 22:30

Are you planning on having more children who would get use out of it? Otherwise seems a lot of money to be spent for a very short usage time.

My dd is two and i rarely use it now unless going on long walks.

We have a Mclaren with crap brakes too so can't help with suggestions i'm afraid.

mummylonglegs · 20/03/2005 15:13

No, not planning more kids, but I do use it very often as we don't have a car so I have to walk / bus everywhere and wouldn't manage to do shopping etc. without it. Also I have to do quite long trips to my mothers and it's necessary for dd to be able to take her nap in the buggy.

I'm wondering now if there's a huge difference between the McLaren Triumph and the Techno ... anyone think so?

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nutcracker · 20/03/2005 15:22

Apparently macalrens have different brakes now i think.

katzguk · 20/03/2005 16:38

this place were once a buggy hire place and are selling off their stock might eb owrth a look

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Pinotmum · 20/03/2005 17:35

I've got he Maclaren Quest which is the model between the triumph and the techno. It has a 4 position recling seat and is lightweight. Ds is 2.6 yo and it's fine for him.

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