Kromski Sonata Encore

SEALY MACWHEELY LTD

£690

The SONATA ENCORE, a new version of the old favorite, now ships out with a magnetic head in place of the previous traditional style. It offers both the beauty craftsmanship of Old World styles, as well as all the conveniences compact portability found in a modern wheel. Although it is a traveling wheel, it boasts a large 19.5” diameter when most travel wheels are less than 15 inches in diameter. The Sonata also prides itself in being the traveling wheel with the tallest orifice height on the market, ringing in at 33” at its tallest (adjustable) height. This wheel can be unpacked from the highl

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