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Great pram for twins or children of different ages/ sizes. The pram has independently reclining seats. The 360? swivel front wheel makes the pram easy to manoeuvre and can also be locked into a fixed position if required. The brake is an easy pedal across the back. The pram is c.72cm wide and hence goes through standard doorways.


This is a light, robust pram which folds easily and can fit in the back of most cars. The tyres are like bicycle tyres - we had a puncture in one of ours on holiday hence the white tyre (the only thing available at the time!).


The reclining seat includes the lie-flat newborn position and a 5-point safety harness. The seat liners are easily removed & machine washable with the pram also having plenty of storage notably under the seats - great for spare nappies, shopping etc.


I'm selling this as a package with sheepliners, footmuffs, sun and rain covers so you're ready to go.


Cost: ?175


Collection only. I will consider delivery if in reasonable distance of SE22.


Thanks. Please message me for photos/ more information.

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