Quinny Yezz Buggy

Due to its design concept, the Quinny Yezz reflects the lifestyle of young parents. It can be folded together without the slightest effort and carried over the shoulder like an accessory. It merges highly sophisticated functionality with an appearance of formal lightness.

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Maclaren Baby Buggy B-01 by Owen McLaren (1965) The first Maclaren B-01 buggy was inspired by a visit from his daughter and her baby. Wheeling around a clumsy, bulky pushchair made Owen consider his background in designing aeroplane undercarriages – lightweight but load-bearing structures capable of folding neatly – and apply it to baby carriages. Using modern lightweight materials, Maclaren developed a structure that could comfortably carry a child and then fold into a space only a little bigger than a folded umbrella. He revolutionised the industry.
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Maclaren Baby Buggy B-01 by Owen McLaren (1965)

The first Maclaren B-01 buggy was inspired by a visit from his daughter and her baby. Wheeling around a clumsy, bulky pushchair made Owen consider his background in designing aeroplane undercarriages – lightweight but load-bearing structures capable of folding neatly – and apply it to baby carriages. Using modern lightweight materials, Maclaren developed a structure that could comfortably carry a child and then fold into a space only a little bigger than a folded umbrella. He revolutionised the industry.