Red Kite Push Me Quad Stroller
Red Kite

Red Kite Push Me Quad Stroller

£95.00

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£95.00

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The everyday practical stroller that is a clear winner for parents. A lightweight easy to handle stroller that is suitable for babies from birth until 22kgs. All round suspension on all wheels mean the Push Me Quad gives a super smooth and comfortable ride for baby and makes sure the stroller is easy to push and manoeuvre. Features: Large padded seat from newborn to toddlers up to 22kg One hand easy fold Large hood with viewing panel Removable bumper bar Includes padded harness protectors and full 5-point safety harness Swivel wheels with suspension for a comfortable ride Large under seat shopping basket Includes full raincover Dimensions: Open dimensions: L 91cm x W 51.5cm x H 106cm Folded dimensions: L 86cm x W 51.5cm x H 28cm Weight 8kg

Specifications & features

Specifications

Max Child Weight Kg22

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