The Maclaren Triumph vs. Quest

A lot of young moms choose the Maclaren Triumph or Quest regardless of whether their little one is their 1st baby or their 2nd or 3rd child. The name Maclaren is a well known name in the world of baby strollers, and the Company has quite a few stroller types.

Let's take a look at features Triumph and Quest have in common...

First of all, they are umbrella style strollers. Almost all young moms purchase a minimum 1 light weight stroller for the little one. As standard models can provide extra room for the child, these stroller types do have their benefits. Furthermore, these strollers focus on the very same light weight, however practical design of the original buggy. The following features are in common:



- Five point harness system. Basically, a good 5-point harness is a must. It adds a much greater level of safety once compared to the old three point harness. So, this is a great enhancement. With this simple but safe system, you do not have to precisely lower the baby in a restrictive bucket seat.
- Not fixed and washable seat. It is both comfy for the little ones and easy for the young mommy or daddy to clean.
- Single hand, five seconds fold. And once you get the hang of it, it is a 3 second fold!
- Large canopy which is waterproof. A good hood is very important, mainly to protect the little one from the sun and elements.
- Lockable front swivel wheels. They are much better when compared to non-swivel ones because they are a lot mote easier for mom and dad to navigate.
- Mom friendly handles. Women have delicate skin and padded handles protect their hands.
- Carry strap. The carry strap is useful, for instance, in case you'll be getting on and off the buses.
- Suitable from 3 months and up.
- Rain cover is included.
- Useful big mesh shopping basket
- Lightweight structure
- Foot-operated linked rear brakes
- Extendible leg rest. It further increases the comfort of the stroller.
- Wheel size is 5 inches.
- Carrying capacity up to 55 pounds.
- Height adjustable shoulder harness system.



And what makes them special?

The Maclaren Triumph has a sailing flag theme. This umbrella stroller has several seat positions with adjusting strap. It weighs in 11.5 pounds. Things unique to the Quest are reflective accents and a peek a boo window on the hood. this Maclaren stroller is suitable from and offers 4 seat positions. It weighs in 12.1 pounds.

So, which one is better? Well, they are quite the same. In case you are planning on taking the bus, tram, metro or taxi often, it is more convenient to buy the Maclaren Triumph. And if you have your own car it is better to go for the Quest. Obviously, the reason is the weight of the stroller. There is a small weight difference, however enough to make a difference.

Detailed Specifications and Features of the Maclaren Triumph

The Maclaren Triumph is an upgraded version of the great Volo stroller. With a bigger hood to keep the baby from sun and elements as well as a nice padded seat which features an adjustable recline, the child will travel in pure luxury. Their line of baby buggies is recognized for their long-lasting, light-weight aluminum structure. Furthermore, the Triumph is the right choice for a high powered umbrella buggy.

The World's well-known Maclaren strollers are descendants of Owen Maclaren, an aeronautical engineer and a former test pilot. True attention to even the smallest of details and top-notch materials are used to guarantee sturdiness as well as ease of use – from the aluminum structure, long-lasting fabric, and five second fold, to the best practices security features, revolutionary design and celebrated lifetime guarantee. We know you and the little one will be satisfied with this buggy.



Features:

- Life Time Guarantee. Keep in mind that you have to register in order to get the lifetime warranty. You can register here shop.maclarenbaby.com/Mwarranty/register.asp
- Really big hood with a beautiful argyle pattern in carbon color. Not only does it look durable, but aesthetically pleasing as well.
- Tall, user-friendly handles with one-hand stroll. They are padded and comfortable.
- Simple to remove, washable seat
- Maclaren Triumph also features a set of woven contrast 2 color harness
- An effective foot operated rear wheel brake. This is not a new feature (all strollers have it), however it is worth mentioning.
- As I already mentioned, it features a five sec, single hand folding mechanism. Basically, it is possible to fold it while holding a baby. However, I strongly advise you not to do this. Remember, baby's safety first!
- Elastic and comfortable mesh seat. The mesh fabric is good both for perspiration and ventilation.
- Height regulating shoulder harness. This is an advantage, however you need to ensure it is properly adjusted before you set out.
- Multiple seating positions. If you have a small child than you know that the baby just can not and will not sit upright for a long period of time. So, it is good to have a seat which can be reclined.
- Carry strap on back. Umbrella strollers are meant for travel. For this reason, they also feature a carry strap.
- Five point harness. This is another standard feature for the majority of modern strollers.
- Top-notch lightweight structure, phthalate esters and lead free.
- It comes standard with the rain cover. A word of advice, never go out with the child without it!
- Collapses compactly. When folded looks like an umbrella.
- Big shopping basket which provides low center of gravity as well as extra stability.
- Available in five color combinations: Coffee Brown, Scarlet, Charcoal, Raspberry Pink (which is my personal favorite) and Navy



Specs:

- Appropriate from three month & up. However, not all babies grow at the same pace. In case you are not sure, ask the baby's doctor for a recommendation.
- Stroller weight: 11.5 pounds (without the canopy and the rain cover)
- Wheel size: 5 inches
- Weight limit: 55 pounds which is higher than most other light weight umbrella strollers on the marketplace.

So, is the Maclaren Triumph worth your money? I say yes, however the final decision is up to you and your wallet.