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Features:
- Available for single Maclaren strollers or double Maclaren strollers
- Black fabric
- Durable nylon construction
- Wheels and carry handle
from Sunnyvale, CA on 6/28/2008
I purchased this bag over the non-brand specific stroller carriers because I thought it would do a better job of protecting my stroller. I think it did. However, there are some issues -- like the stitching on one seam looks like it's coming apart. The bag is also awkward -- as we wheeled it along, it kept rolling over toward one side. Additionally, the bag didn't fit in the stroller basket.
from NJ on 6/25/2008
Like it. Seems better than the Combi.
from albuquerque, nm on 6/11/2008
i was truly disappointed with this maclaren bag - purchased specifically for our maclaren techno XLR. i figured since it was the same brand, the XLR (largest maclaren umbrella stroller) would fit fine, but it didn't. the bag also ripped the first time we used it while gate checking our stroller. sorely disappointed, as i expected a much better value for my money - especially with the maclaren name behind the product. [...] it was not worth it whatsoever!
from Bay area, CA on 6/6/2008
Good for stroller storage, but bulky for travel.[...]
from San Mateo, CA on 5/6/2008
I bought this bag specifically to use at the bottom of the jetway when I'm traveling. I thought the wheels would make it easier to transport through the airport, but what I failed to remember is that, first, my baby will usually be IN the stroller, and second, my stroller only weighs 11 pounds which isn't too heavy for me to carry. I found that the wheels and the partial structured flat bottom of the bag make it heavier and less collapsible than my intended use necessitates. I need now need a separate bag to carry the stroller as it does not fit in the diaper bag - which means one too many bags to bring through security! Quality of the bag is excellent - a good value for other uses.
[...]before returning it, I called the Maclaren showroom in SoHo (NYC). A rep told me that there's only one way for the stroller to fit in the bag: WHEELS DOWN. I tried this, and had zero problems getting it in and zipping the bag. Now, why didn't I try different positions on my own? Maybe it's just progesterone-induced psychosis, but I just figured that the bag should be roomy enough to fit the stroller no matter what position it's placed. I should've asked my hubby to do it. He would've figured it out. Oh well! The point is that the bag does work according to it's intended purpose.[...]