For sale - All in One Travel System with Isofix Base

By Ab987
July 17, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Ab987

Posted July 17, 2018

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Posted July 17, 2018

We are selling our ickle bubba Stomp V4 all in one travel system.

?350 or best offer

It comes with three seating positions, and is suitable from birth to three years. It is six months into a four year warranty, and hardly used (it was a gift!)

Full specifications available here: https://www.icklebubba.com/product/stomp-v4-special-edition-all-in-one-travel-system/

The system includes:

Chassis base

Carrycot, apron & hood

Pushchair seat unit, liner & hood

Isofix compatible Galaxy 0+ car seat, footwarmer & hood

Galaxy Isofix base

Car seat adapters

Raincover

Stroller footmuff

Changing bag & mat

2 x sun visors

Parasol

Cup holder

Collection from SE22

Thanks,

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