I actually just throw my purse in, my keys, a couple of nappies and a packet of wipes in there so I don't have to take a bag on smaller journeys. When my kids saw the Atom for the first time, their first question was: "Is it a 'fast' stroller (as in fast cars)?

The atom style set is super lightweight and small enough to travel in the overhead cargo of airplanes.Then contact your credit card company, it may take some time before your refund is officially posted. What is probably not entirely apparent from those pictures is the feel of the materials - the fabrics are really robust, substantial, yet at the same time light and soft. There is one, most important difference between the two (even if they might seem similar from the pictures) - the Maclaren Techno XT is a mid-size, umbrella-stroller-style stroller, meaning much more seat space but also a larger stroller after folding. Each wheel comes with an individual, soft, shock-absorbing suspension - though, don't expect any rocking. After a whizz around the living room it’s was ‘so far so good’ and we couldn’t wait to take it for a spin.

Although I am already used to some standard when it comes to Maclaren strollers (I own a Techno XLR as a spare at our grandma's), I was nevertheless positively surprised with the quality finish and the feel of the materials. For such, you'd be probably better off with the Techno XT, as it is a much more comfortable stroller for children, especially as they grow older. We also carry a full line of replacement parts, and provide stroller repairs when need be, so your family can get rolling once again. Reclining its backrest is not difficult, but putting it back to the sitting position, you need to pull the strap quite a bit harder.Together with the higher handlebar and splendid included accessories, I would underline these features like the strongest selling points of this sturdy mini-in-size globetrotter. Type Pushchair (seat and chassis only), 2in1 stroller system, 3in1 stroller system Stroller weight 5. The leg rest is operated by underside clips that need to be locked - which, compared to the more conventional levers, I found quite unusual. The wheels are small but have all-round suspension and - cue more brownie points from busy parents - the seat is removable and machine washable. They are secure and well-made, featuring soft padding with small graphic motifs, and are not falling down.

Not in every country, but Britax-Römer, Maxi-Cosi/Cybex, and other brand-type car seat adapters are available to pair with the Atom.We haven't tested that out yet but we did take it with us down to Weymouth for the week where we stayed in a forest based log cabin with lots of hills! Designed to meet the needs of families across space and time: car seat compatibility for the smallest of passengers, a multiple seat recline for curious explorers and super lightweight and compact fold for jet setters. The whole hood is intended to be used (mainly) in summer on holidays - that is why it comes with UV50+ protection, which will shield your child's head, back, and face against the strong sun. I want to put your attention to the footrest - a lower platform, where the older children can put their feet.

Additionally, the Atom is not the best choice for extremely tall kids and for really short parents, or for those who require a very upright sitting position. It has a zip to expand to almost double its size, and then, if that's not enough an extra small little sun flap can pop out! Thanks to the well-thought-of center of gravity, quality wheels with individual suspension, and an optimized position of the handlebar, it will not be a burden even during everyday manipulation.I would definitely put the Atom into the same group with the Babystyle Oyster Atom (with which it even shares the name), the Ergobaby Metro, the GB Qbit+ All-City, or the Easywalker Buggy XS.