MobiQuip XL Special Needs Buggy, Disability Pushchair for Older Child, Larger Size Pushchair, Easy Folding System for Transportation, Lightweight Aluminium Frame, Blue

I bought this for my son, he has ASD and is a flight risk with no sense of danger when out and about.This pushchair can take up to 50kg in weight. It's spacious and comfortable for my son. He loves sitting it in, it's his safe space for when we go out in busy areas.It was easy to set up, I took it out the box, removed packaging, attached the foot plate and it was ready to go!The pushchair is lightweight, easy to manoeuvre and folds up easily if you're tight on space.It's well built and definitely worth the price.

Stroller doesn't recline which would be a great feature. My grandson also finds it very easy to kick the footrest off. Overall a great stroller. Its very lightweight which is a bonus when walking, however it tipped very easily when on a bus and it turned a corner. So my daughter had to stand up and keep it steady. A nut came away from the seat and it was not useable. The customer service fom MQ was outstanding. A couple of exchanged emails and they replaced the stroller. Thank you.

Absolutely over the moon with it my son loves it very spacious too can't wait for all our days out. Now very light and easy to push

At first glance this pushchair is great. Spacious and comfortable for my autistic child. Ordered my first one a year ago and it broke with a screw coming out, this was replaced now the second one has broke with the same issue. These are not cheap and the quality is very poor

Perfect. Easy to fold, nice to push.

The mobiquip buggy is a much anticipated buy. It was delivered in a secure manner and I was sent a one time password on the day of delivery. My daughter loves sitting in it and is comfortable. She grew out of her previous stroller and needed a new one to keep her safe and secure when we are out and about. The instructions to fold and unfold and put extra accessories and everything on, were very clear and simple with photographs as demonstration. The only issue is the footrest, which keeps coming off no matter how many times I correctly put it on. Also when the stroller is folded the footrest must be removed and held which is difficult and cumbersome to do when you have a child with SEN because you need extra hands or a second person. I can’t really use the footrest anyway because it will not stay on at all, which is a big disappointment. I bought the other accessories separately which includes the canopy, rain cover and basket. The basket is great but the issue with the canopy is that it will NOT fold with the buggy so this means it’s an extra thing to handle and carry around. Also for some reason the thing connecting the canopy to the buggy isn’t very secure. I am happy with the actual design and frame, which does what we need it to do but the accessories are not so great and for the price that I paid to buy the whole thing it’s not worth it. The stroller is expensive and should have been a bit cheaper. I wish I didn’t have to worry about how I am going to do certain things when I fold it. If anyone has any advice I am open to them. I will look around for a way around the issues, maybe it’s on the internet somewhere.

It’s very good I wish it felt more sturdy pretty light so easy to fold up and put in boot no struggles there I feel like it’s should be cheaper

When I brought this adapted buggy it was so I could take my child out daily for walks and days out. I brought it and all the accessories at an extortionate price, just for all but the basket to actually be useful. It doesn't fit in most modern car boots making traveling with it hard work. The wheels have completely buckled in on themselves, my child is 4 stone so well within the weight requirements. Was hoping for this to last him for a few more years. It's okay for a quick fix until something more permanent. All round bad design.