Maclaren Spitfire buggy is a modern, military-themed homage to WWII British fighter aircraft. Suitable for babies aged 6 months and over, the Spitfire is lightweight, nippy and ideal for zipping around town, taking on summer holidays or simply strolling through the park with baby. This unique edition features an eye-catching vintage-inspired Maclaren emblem and anniversary coin, paying homage to Maclaren's classic beginnings. The Spitfire's handy expandable hood with sun visor protects your passenger from direct sunlight and harmful UV rays, while the included raincover keeps them cosy and dry in adverse weather conditions. Features: Suitable for babies over 6 months (up to 55 lbs) Refreshingly light and simple to maneuver for life on the go Military green fabrics and design features inspired by WWII British fighter aircraft Multiple-position (four) recline positions for additional comfort Simple fold mechanism for easy portability and storage Compact fold for easy storage and transportation Aviator fashion-inspired head hugger and shoulder pads Convenient under-seat shopping basket Aeroplane pattern lining on inside hood and back viewing window Large expandable hood complete with sun visor Includes footmuff, buggy ID tag, raincover and raincover storage pouch Dimensions: Length (cm): 78 Width (cm): 50 Height (cm): 111. 5 Baby Weight: birth to 15kg weight 6. 6kg

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