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For Sale: Trunki BoostApak Booster Seat & Back Pack £30


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Handy booster seat that can be carried by your child as a back pack. RRP £60

Available for pick up 3 mins from East Dulwich station.

Official Trunki blurb:

BoostApak is a ECE44.04 approved car seat for group 2 & 3, certified to European Union safety standards, recommended for children under 135cm weighing between 15 and 36 kg (approx. 4–12 years).

Our unique kids' car booster seat folds away into a handy backpack making it ideal for using with hire cars on holiday. Boostapak is also great for taxis, public transport and keeping at the Grandparents' house. 

It doesn’t stop there either - our Boostapaks have plenty of room for all your kids favourite toys in easy-to-reach places. 

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