Quick answer
The MB160 Plus Pushchair folds compactly using its quick-fold system. Follow the steps below to collapse it safely and avoid common mistakes.
Why the quick-fold system matters
The MB160 Plus Pushchair is designed for everyday convenience, whether you are strolling through town or exploring light terrain. Its quick-fold system lets you collapse the pushchair in seconds, making it easy to store in a car boot or carry on public transport.
The durable EVA wheels and adjustable handle add to the ease of use, but folding correctly ensures the frame locks securely and the seat fabric stays clean.
Common folding mistakes to avoid
Many users forget to remove accessories like a changing bag or footmuff before folding, which can snag the mechanism. Always clear the seat area and check that nothing is caught in the hinges.
Another frequent error is not fully engaging the lock after folding. A partially folded pushchair can unfold unexpectedly when stored or lifted.
How to fold the MB160 Plus Pushchair
- 1. Prepare the pushchair: Remove any accessories from the seat and basket. Ensure the seat is empty and the harness is unbuckled. Adjust the seat to its upright position if it was reclined. A common mistake is leaving a bag or toy in the seat, which can block the folding mechanism.
- 2. Locate the folding triggers: Look for the folding triggers or levers on both sides of the handle frame. On the MB160 Plus, these are usually near the handle height adjustment points. Squeeze or press both triggers simultaneously. If the triggers feel stiff, double-check that the handle is fully extended and not partially locked.
- 3. Push the handle forward: While holding the triggers, push the handle forward and downward toward the front wheels. The frame will begin to collapse. Keep your hands clear of the hinges. Do not force the handle if it resists—check that nothing is caught and that the triggers are fully depressed.
- 4. Secure the fold lock: Once the pushchair is fully collapsed, you should hear or feel a click indicating the lock has engaged. Some models have a secondary latch or strap to keep it folded. Attach it if present. A partially locked pushchair can unfold when stored vertically or during transport. Always verify the lock is secure.
- 5. Store or carry: Lift the folded pushchair by the designated carry handle or frame. Store it in a clean, dry place. The compact size fits most car boots and small storage spaces. Avoid dragging the folded pushchair on the ground—this can damage the wheels and fabric.
Product facts
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MB160 Plus Pushchair - Blue: The MB160 Plus Pushchair features a quick-fold system and durable EVA wheels. This makes folding fast and the pushchair stable on light terrain, so you can collapse it without struggling on uneven ground.
MB160 Plus Pushchair - Blue
