Footmuff Universal £15

By Elsa75
October 22, 2024 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Elsa75

Posted October 22, 2024

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Posted October 22, 2024

Still available! Universal winter footmuff fits on every baby carriage, buggy and carrycot (e.g. Bugaboo, Maclaren, Joie, Silver Cross etc.) It fits on baby carriages with 3 and 5-point harnesses and has an anti-slip stud on the back of the footmuff. It is waterproof and has soft teddy fleece padding on the inside. It has a wipe-clean foot area that allows you to keep the footmuff clean without having to wash the whole footmuff. It has a drawstring at the top that allows you to pull it into a practical hood to protect your child's head from wind and snow. It can be used for 4 years old toddlers too.Original retail price nearly £50 selling for £15 .

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