Buggies/Strollers - Page 2

carries · Sep 1st, 2008, 10:21 AM

if cost is an issue, find one you like then look on kiddiecare.com. They are cheaper on there than any other shop and no postage

Tabz · Jan 14th, 2010, 21:12 PM

Hi there

I've been looking at phil&teds! they look cool but I also noticed they had the adjustable hight handle bar?
They also have a little umbrella stroller coming out soon which looks really light?

Nikkinoonoo · Jan 15th, 2010, 11:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Tabz

Hi there

I've been looking at phil&teds! they look cool but I also noticed they had the adjustable hight handle bar?
They also have a little umbrella stroller coming out soon which looks really light?

Thanks Tabz, I got a Maclaren XLR in the end and I'm so pleased I did, I love it

Thanks for the heads up on the Phil and Teds tho xXx

Tegans Mama · Jan 15th, 2010, 12:07 PM

How is your XLR Nikki?? Think we are getting one when it starts warming up a bit xx

Nikkinoonoo · Jan 17th, 2010, 18:37 PM

I'm happy with mine

The only 'problem' I've had with mine is the basket is a little unaccessable, especially if she's laid back. The handle height is great for me and it's lovely to push. Jess seems to like it too

They are bloody dear tho, for a buggy! My last buggy was £60 and these XLR retail for nearly £250!!

jane99 · Jan 19th, 2010, 03:26 AM

You wont be disappointed with the Maclaren XLR. I have got the Techno XT (very similar to the XLR) & its been absolutely fantastic, you cant fault Maclarens at all. I know they are costly but worth every penny.

I've had my XT for 2 years & its still in excellent condition, hardly any wear and tear, despite it being used nearly every day. My son is 2.5 years old & weighs 2.5 stone & its so sturdy to push. I will certainly be getting my money's worth out of it as my baby daughter will be using it well into her toddler years too.

Maclarens now come with a lifetime guarantee so goes to show that they have alot of confidence in the quality of their buggies.

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Tabz Pregnant (Expecting) New BnB member Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 3	Hi there I've been looking at phil&teds! they look cool but I also noticed they had the adjustable hight handle bar? They also have a little umbrella stroller coming out soon which looks really light?

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Tegans Mama Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Sunny Derbyshire Posts: 12,023	How is your XLR Nikki?? Think we are getting one when it starts warming up a bit xx

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Jan 17th, 2010, 18:37 PM	#15
Nikkinoonoo Mum (Mom) BnB Addict Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Middlesex Posts: 8,869	I'm happy with mine The only 'problem' I've had with mine is the basket is a little unaccessable, especially if she's laid back. The handle height is great for me and it's lovely to push. Jess seems to like it too They are bloody dear tho, for a buggy! My last buggy was £60 and these XLR retail for nearly £250!!

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Jan 19th, 2010, 03:26 AM	#16
jane99 Mum (Mom) Active BnB Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Kent Posts: 458	You wont be disappointed with the Maclaren XLR. I have got the Techno XT (very similar to the XLR) & its been absolutely fantastic, you cant fault Maclarens at all. I know they are costly but worth every penny. I've had my XT for 2 years & its still in excellent condition, hardly any wear and tear, despite it being used nearly every day. My son is 2.5 years old & weighs 2.5 stone & its so sturdy to push. I will certainly be getting my money's worth out of it as my baby daughter will be using it well into her toddler years too. Maclarens now come with a lifetime guarantee so goes to show that they have alot of confidence in the quality of their buggies.

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