MobiQuip XL Disability Pushchair, Blue - Special Needs Stroller for Older Children up to 50kg - Lightweight Folding Aluminium Frame - Adjustable Footplate & 5-Point Harness - Smooth & Portable

I bought this pushchair six months ago for my autistic daughter that has issues with her mobility. It's lightweight, folds compact, and comes with a whole host of accessories which works out cheaper (at the time) than the main recognised brand. In my opinion, this pushchair is just as good as the recognised brand as I have had purchased this different brand with my other child before purchasing this pushchair. The raincover is a particularly great feature if you have children wanting to kick said cover off which my daughter loved doing on baby pushchairs. My daughter has been unable to reach (yet) the cover and it stays very secure against the frame. The push chair has been stimmed on and seems to support her weight well (but she is only 3 years old so take into consideration when buying for older children. I reckon it should hold out). The only cons I have is the handle foam has started to tear away on one of the handles. To be honest, this doesn't affect how good this chair is overall. Delivery was prompt and tracked well. Plus it comes in a more variety of colours than other brands and with a longer warranty (although i haven't used it). Would highly recommend.

Had our mobiquip for 2 years now, absolute life saver. My daughter is a big 6 year old now and she still has plenty of space, I feel this is very reasonably priced compared to other brands and it has lasted us. I noticed some mixed reviews regarding the wheels etc. however I have never had a problem so I'm glad I stuck to ordering. The only downfall is you have to purchase the hood and rain over separately which are quite pricey.

Very light and easy to use and my daughter loved it,

I wish the attachments didn’t come separately, considering this pushchair is about £100 dearer than your average stroller you’d think things like the rain cover and sun visor would come with it, as they do literally every single other pram ever. Saying that, having only taken the stroller out once I can say it absolutely top notch! So easy to manoeuvre, really smooth across those pavement bumps at pedestrian crossings etc, turns corners really well. Amendmnet: A year on, this pushchair has served us well but around the 11 month mark it started acting up. The wheels have a mind of their own and the bolt for the seat on one side came out. I would still say this is a decent pram and I probably will buy another as despite not coming with any attachments, it’s the cheapest disability pushchair out there. Could it be better? Yes, a lot, but it does the job.

Nothing else to say about this other than brilliant. I have two of these now. Great size, I use one for a six year old, very safe and functional. Really easy to steer, even in tighter spaces. It really is a great design, however it is still quite bulky when folded down so you will need plenty of boot space