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　　Maclaren Triumph Stroller Review

　　The

　　Maclaren Triumph is a lightweight umbrella stroller that is designed

　　for on-the-go parents who like to travel, run errands, or go to the

　　shopping mall. The narrow frame makes is perfect for navigating narrow

　　store aisles and public transit. Weighing 13.6 lbs, it

　　is very easy to carry over your shoulder. It also has a convenient

　　one-hand one-step fold that you can do while holding your child.

　　The 5″ wheels provide great maneuverability as long as you stay on

　　the flat surface. Since there is no suspension system, taking on the

　　rougher terrain will be bumpy. The roomy seat can accommodate a child

　　from 6 months and up to 55 lbs. Pros

　　-Small canopy. The canopy is small, provides little

　　sun coverage, and does NOT have a peekaboo window. It’s attached to the

　　frame and does not convert into a ‘floating canopy’. Overall, it’s a

　　little disappointing.

　　-Tall handle bars. The non-adjustable handle bars are located 41″ from the ground which is great for taller parents.

　　-Roomy seat. It is 13″ wide with 18″ seat back and a

　　measurement of 28″ from the back of the seat to the top of the canopy.

　　The seat has a strap-recline system with a small recline that does NOT

　　go flat. I found the unique strap system hard to do and wish it was the

　　same as on other strollers. The seat can accommodate a child from 6

　　months and up to 55 lbs.

　　-5 point harness. It’s an adjustable 5 point harness

　　with a center release buckle. Although it’s non-padded, I really like

　　how heavy duty the straps are. The buckle is hard to unlock of a

　　toddler, but is easy for parents. All you need to do is push the back

　　and the front of the buckle at the same time to unlock it.-Small basket. The basket will probably fit some

　　baby items, but that’s it. It’s not only small, but is also hard to

　　access especially if the seat is reclined.

　　-Wheels. It rolls on four double 5″ wheels that are

　　made out of hard rubber. The front wheels are swivel, but can be locked

　　straight. Since there is no suspension and the wheels are small, it will

　　be a bumpy ride if you decide to take it off the road. The wheels are

　　designed for flat surfaces and don’t do that well on a rougher terrain.

　　-Parking brake. It has two linked parking brakes in the back. They are flip-flop friendly and are easy to lock and unlock.-Compact fold. It folds down just like a regular

　　umbrella stroller. It is a one-hand one-step fold. There is an automatic

　　lock. The Triumph is very compact with folded dimensions of 13″H x 11″W

　　x 41″L.

　　-Shoulder strap. There is a shoulder strap in the

　　back of the stroller for convenient traveling. Since it weighs only 13.6

　　lbs, you can easily carry it over your shoulder.

　　Cons

　　-No adjustable foot rest. The reason I am listing it here, is because the Quest model has it. It would be an easy addition.

　　-Small canopy. It might be considered a good size

　　canopy for an umbrella model, but if you compare it to a full size

　　stroller, it’s small. I think Maclaren should just make it into a

　　‘floating canopy’ so it can follow the sun.   -Small basket. The umbrella strollers are known for

　　having a small hard to access basket. Well, the Triumph is not an

　　exception. I think that basket is even smaller and harder to access than

　　usual.

　　-Lack of storage. Except for the small basket, there is no cup holder, child’s tray, nor zipper pocket for small items.

　　Specs

　　Stroller weight: 13.6 lbs

　　Weight limit: 55 lbs

　　Folded dimensions: 13″H x 11″W x 41″L

　　Handle bar height: 41″

　　Seat to canopy height: 28″

　　Wheels: 5″

　　Overall length: 23.5″    Terms and ConditionsAffiliate DisclaimerPR Friendly

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