iCandy Strawberry Pushchair - ?190

By TheDulwichChicas
July 8, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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TheDulwichChicas

Posted July 8, 2020

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Posted July 8, 2020

Pre-owned iCandy Strawberry Pushchair for sale. Suitable from birth through to toddler stage. The pushchair is easy to fold and manoeuvre. The seat unit can be reclined to 3 different positions and can be positioned as forward or rear-facing.

Items included are listed below and also shown in the attached photo.

- New-born Carrycot with padded liner and mattress

- Pushchair seat unit with shopping basket

- Sun canopy, seat liner and harness

- Footmuff and fleece liner for colder months

- Rain cover

- Operating instructions manual

This has some wear and tear through use such as scratches on the Chrome frame but is fully functional. The pram has been wiped clean with Anti-bacterial spray and seat covers freshly washed where possible.

Collection from East Dulwich, London.

PM me if interested or if you have any questions!

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