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Stokke Xplory with Stokke Footmuff ?100

tomlinsons

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We bought this buggy second hand a few months ago & it's served us well, however my little one now refuses to get in it and wants to be in the sling instead. It's navy in colour, has some fading to the hood and shows some signs of use etc, but still a great buggy. Am including the Footmuff which on its own would cost ?85. Can't upload photos but if you message me I'm more than happy to email them over to you, and you are welcome to pop round to see it. I will wash the Footmuff in non bio liquid and the buggy will be cleaned - we did wash all the fabrics when we bought it, and other than some suncream (which comes off easily) it hasn't suffered any spillages!


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