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Maclaren Pushchair Techno XT - ?40


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This pushchair is 'used' so has wear on the wheels and superficial scratches but works perfectly, the specification are below, Please note that I do not have the cocooning head support which is used for newborns or rain cover:


Suitable from birth to a maxium weight of 15kg

One-hand recline - Four positions

Expandable hood and sun visor

4-wheel suspension

Shopping Basket

Extendable leg rest

Reflective accents for safety at night

Foot-operated linked brakes

Lockable front swivel wheels

5 point harness

One-hand, compact umbrella fold

Dimensions: 77.3 x 29.3 x 49.5 cm

Folded Dimensions: H109 x W34 x D29.3cm

Stroller Weight: 7.2kg


Cost ?40

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