Kids Carry On Trolley Suitcase with Backpack Straps, EUC

By LizzyRoy
June 19, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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LizzyRoy

Posted June 19, 2021

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Posted June 19, 2021

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Children's soft sided backpack suitcase with adjustable holder for a teddy/toy on the front

Measures 50x33x20cm, holds a maximum of 34 litres and is light at just 1.12kg

Features grab handle and pull along handle which extends to 37cm. The adjustable backpack straps can be tucked away and straps tucked underneath your arms by hook and loop tab when in use.

Includes packing straps inside, plus zip pocket and mesh pocket on exterior for extra storage

?20.

This item features a fun Emoji style pattern and comes complete with teddy and Emoji luggage tag. The suitcase is in excellent used condition. The teddy and luggage tag are in very good used condition. Collection is from West Dulwich, SE21, although I could deliver in the local area.

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