Ickle Bubba Venus Double Stroller- Black - Without Footwarmers
Ickle Bubba

Ickle Bubba Venus Double Stroller

ColoursBlack

£269.00£349.00Save £80.00 (23%)

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Product details

The Ickle Bubba Venus Double Stroller is a practical choice for families with two young children. Each seat accommodates a child from birth up to 15kg (approx. 3 years old) and can be adjusted independently.
  • Lightweight aluminum frame weighing 13.4kg
  • Adjustable leg rests and multi-recline backrest
  • Gate opening bumper bars for easy access
  • Extra-large shopping basket and storage
  • Front and rear suspension for a smooth ride
  • Includes rain cover for all-weather protection

Specifications & features

Specifications

Weight Kg15.0
Max Child Weight Kg15

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