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ccollins79

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We want to get a buggy board for our almost 3 year old. Lots of people seem to have Lascal ones, so i assume they are pretty good. Now we don't know whether we should get the maxi or the mini?


We have a Maclaren techno xt and the website says both fit this buggy. The maxi has a higher rrp, but on online they seem to be about the same price.


If you have one, can you let me know what you think of it. Which is most stable up and down curbs, which folds up easiest when not in use, and comes off easiest when you need to fold it up?


Thanks for your help.

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