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For Sale: Icandy Rasberry Pram 140.00

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We purchased this Icandy raspberry pram and carrycot in August 2019 new from John Lewis for a total of ?700. The carrycot has never been used as our little one would only go in the baby carrier when she was small. The push chair has been wonderful for us this year but we have needed to upgrade to a double buggy as we are expecting another child in March.


Needless to say, this pram is in immaculate condition, in use for 1 year. Suitable from birth. Easy to fold and unfold. Car seat compatible. Interchangeable canopy. PU Tyres. Large storage basket which can hold up to 5kg. Can be parent or world facing. Comes with rain cover, carrycot and car seat adaptors.


The pram is really light (6.6kg), which was brilliant for us living in a flat and having to bring it upstairs. It folds up so it?s freestanding and quite compact. A brilliant feature of the Rasberry are the elevator adaptors that raise the height of the seat unit and carrycot to allow better interaction with your child (and less bending!)


We are a non-smoking family with no pets. Available for collection from SE24

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