Comments on: Maclaren Volo Stroller http://flyerstroller.com/umbrella-strollers/maclaren-volo-stroller/ Tue, 15 Dec 2009 08:42:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Gunesh http://flyerstroller.com/umbrella-strollers/maclaren-volo-stroller/comment-page-1/#comment-183 Gunesh Sat, 28 Nov 2009 20:25:05 +0000 http://flyerstroller.com/umbrella-strollers/maclaren-volo-stroller/#comment-183 </div> I bought my first Maclaren Volo as a baby shower present for my sister 4 years ago when she had her first baby. I purchased it as a fluke from a discount store for only 49.00. At the time I knew nothing about babies and strollers. All I knew was that it was unique design and for a good price. I also noticed how sturdy it looked and how functional its lightweight frame and mesh seat were in comparison to other umbrella strollers on the market. From that time on my sister was hooked on the Maclaren brand after she found it to be highly maneuverable, lightweight and sturdy in comparison to other umbrella strollers on the market. Four years later and having served three babies in my sister's family that same Maclaren is still in perfect condition having endured numerous vacations all over the country and on trips around the world. It is still in use for even her 4 year old to this very day. It is needless to say that all the strollers she owns are made by Maclaren. <br/><br/>When it came time to have my own baby, I knew what stroller to get. I have purchased my own for a lot more than the $49.00 I paid 4 years ago but my new generation Volo is still worth every penny. You cannot even compare its lightweight and construction quality to the other umbrella strollers on the market. Every detail on this stroller has been well thought out by the manufacturer and withstands the test of time. <br/> I bought my first Maclaren Volo as a baby shower present for my sister 4 years ago when she had her first baby. I purchased it as a fluke from a discount store for only 49.00. At the time I knew nothing about babies and strollers. All I knew was that it was unique design and for a good price. I also noticed how sturdy it looked and how functional its lightweight frame and mesh seat were in comparison to other umbrella strollers on the market. From that time on my sister was hooked on the Maclaren brand after she found it to be highly maneuverable, lightweight and sturdy in comparison to other umbrella strollers on the market. Four years later and having served three babies in my sister’s family that same Maclaren is still in perfect condition having endured numerous vacations all over the country and on trips around the world. It is still in use for even her 4 year old to this very day. It is needless to say that all the strollers she owns are made by Maclaren.

When it came time to have my own baby, I knew what stroller to get. I have purchased my own for a lot more than the $49.00 I paid 4 years ago but my new generation Volo is still worth every penny. You cannot even compare its lightweight and construction quality to the other umbrella strollers on the market. Every detail on this stroller has been well thought out by the manufacturer and withstands the test of time.

]]> By: Haley http://flyerstroller.com/umbrella-strollers/maclaren-volo-stroller/comment-page-1/#comment-182 Haley Sat, 28 Nov 2009 13:28:54 +0000 http://flyerstroller.com/umbrella-strollers/maclaren-volo-stroller/#comment-182 </div> I needed a lightweight stroller to carry on subways & busses. Overall I've been satisfied, but there are some features that could use dramatic improvement: <br/><br/>-Adjusting the straps is very awkward, and I can't make them tight enough to keep my 18 mo. old baby from pulling them off his shoulders <br/><br/>-Once the stroller is folded, it's impossible to prop up <br/><br/>-The canopy easily falls off <br/><br/>-I don't like that it doesn't lean back at all <br/><br/>-The stroller gets dirty very easily <br/><br/>In my opinion, the Volo is too expensive for the quality. On the positive side, it's very light and you can fold it with one hand. <br/> I needed a lightweight stroller to carry on subways & busses. Overall I’ve been satisfied, but there are some features that could use dramatic improvement:

-Adjusting the straps is very awkward, and I can’t make them tight enough to keep my 18 mo. old baby from pulling them off his shoulders

-Once the stroller is folded, it’s impossible to prop up

-The canopy easily falls off

-I don’t like that it doesn’t lean back at all

-The stroller gets dirty very easily

In my opinion, the Volo is too expensive for the quality. On the positive side, it’s very light and you can fold it with one hand.

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