Flip XT3 Pushchair Footmuff
Mamas & Papas

Flip XT3 Pushchair Footmuff

€117.00

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€117.00

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Product details

The Flip XT3 Pushchair Footmuff in Fawn is a cozy accessory to keep your little one warm and comfortable during cold weather outings.
  • Soft, knit lining provides extra insulation
  • Water and dirt resistant for easy cleaning
  • Wind resistant to protect against the elements
  • Dimensions: 100cm x 52cm x 18cm
  • Weight: 0.81kg
  • Made of 100% polyester

Specifications & features

Specifications

Weight0.80kg
DimensionsH: 98 x W: 38 x L: 12cm Approx.

Key features

  • The padded soft knit lining keeps little one cosy and comfortable
  • Water and dirt resistant so it’s even easier to keep clean and dry
  • Wind resistant to protect baby in colder weather

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