EXCEL Elise Travel Buggy Special Needs Framed RAINCOVER Does NOT Need Hood

Fantastic quality rain cover! Best one I’ve brought in a while and it fits the mobiquip special needs pushchair very well!

Was fab lasted 3 years till wheel kept coming off but got moneys worth maybe a fix but gave away lasted till my son was 7 but a big boy he loved it felt secure being autistic would recommend but not till age 10 folds up nicely fits in a car was great for a holiday but ensure get two labels on them one for pushchair and one for footrest as footrest went missing on the way home would not refund as not labelled but able to buy again

This is a good cover. Fits over the buggy well and my son thinks it's like a big bubble over him so he's happy. It's not the easiest to fit on though, and it's tricky to take off. It does get easier with practise, but it's harder than it needs to be. If you have this buggy though, and don't want your child to get wet, then it's a good buy.

lovely product shame the zip doesn't full zip off to just make a shorter rain hood

I purchased this on a bit of a chance as I don't have the buggy it is intended for, we have the firefly wego disability buggy but we needed a new raincover so thought I would give this a go first as it's cheaper than buying the official one I needed direct from the company. anyway I'm so glad I did get this one as it fits lovely and has saved me a small fortune.

Excellent coverage for the buggy. One thing I would point out is its quite difficult to clip it on to the frame for the first few times. But it does ease off with time.

The rain cover is so hard to clip on it hurts your fingers and you can’t close the pushchair with it on so you have to keep clipping it on and off! I don’t think the clips will last long as there so small.Also I’ve noticed there’s no air holes in the rain cover which you normally get so I leave the zip part open... I think it’s expensive for what it is and by no means practical at all.. will be getting a better one

I found this raincover to fit extremely well to the MobiQuip XL and stands quite far away from the child's face as well as unzips hallway across.First tip: Don't fold your pushchair with it on. I am now on the third cover because I didn't follow this advice.Second tip: stretch the hooks right up under the bottom of the buggy and hook onto the black metal bar (the one the folds) to secure them properly. My child kicks a lot, and this is the only way to stop it coming off.Finally, as others have mentioned, the clips are fiddly. I had to request a replacement of my last one as the clip broke the first time I tried to put it on.Other than that it's pretty cost effective, given that most specialist equipment is extremely expensive, as long as you don't tear it leaving it on and folding it like me.The last final part is that you need to be cautious of the metal frames, because they are not completely secured to the cover and my child tends to pull at them which could be unsafe if thry managed to get their head stick between. I expect this I unlikely to happen but worth mentioning.