Would this be good for hiking? We like to hike 15-30mins to waterfalls in our area. My daughter is 31in tall and about 27lbs.
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Perfect for hiking! We hike with it every week. My daughter loves it and asks to be carried in it. She is almost 2. Very large for her age and no problem to carry!
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Not as accurate as a gps type pedometer would be, because I imagine hiking involves strides that are not of a consistent length (like when you're climbing over logs.) So it might not be super accurate for distance. I have worn it hiking, and it does provide some useful info. If you are mostly on easy trails, not too much climbing and scrambling, I think it would be fine. Oh and I wear mine daily and it shows no signs of breaking. I lost my first one, but I had it for over a year. Second one for many months now. Still love it.
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For what this one cost I would say this is a great one for hiking. I use it for hunting myself, it keeps track of how far you have walked the path you traveled and it has a lot of extra uses. the topographical map is also great. If you know how to read the topographic part of it you know where cliffs and major hills are. All in All I love it. the only 2 suggestions I would offer to you is get the carry case that is made for it (It has a spot for extra batts) and take extra batts. It seems to not use them too fast however better safe than sorry. I hope this helped you.
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It's a lightweight tent, but I don't think it's specifically designed for hiking. It's a 'stationary' tent. I've been camping with people with hiking tents and their tents were always sleeker in design and 'fit' for carrying. I use this tent for scout camping. I hope this helps.
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I'm 6-4 220lbs and have no problems with the comfort. Used the pack to hike 70 miles on the App. Trail. Used the 3400 and hiked 120 miles. Only switched because my son needed the 3400 after his old pack gave out. It was another brand and he had it for a long time. It does need a better rain cover. The one that comes with it isn't the best quality.
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My daughter is 39" tall and i am still using it. I carried this everywhere I go so I could use it when ever she gets tire or wants to feel bonding to me. Love, love, love this!Phuong
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Are you asking about the size? The top part that comes over the shoulders is pretty generic. My daughter is 3, 36inches tall and 34lbs and this fits her well. It may be loose on your daughter. The strap that goes between the legs is adjustable and you can tighten that up a lot to account for the height. But she may not fill out the tube that well and slide around inside of it.
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My daughter is approx that tall and it works well for her . It's adjustable. I highly recommend it!
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My husband had carried out 36 lb yr old. He said it was like carrying a hiking pack that heavy. You get to a point where if your body isn't used to carrying that much weight it will always be uncomfortable because it's too much for your body. He had no problem with it. He carries that much weight hiking frequently.
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I bought it for my 7 year old niece who is tall for her age, but thin. She couldn't use it very well because of her light weight.
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Absolutely not! It is not designed for that kind of weight load. A camera with too big of a zoom or telephoto lens would be too much on it, much less a hiker putting their weight on it. You'll need to get a hiking staff that's made for hiking. Good question though, not a bad idea either.
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My daughter is 29 inches long and 24 lbs, she is going to be one now in October and I still use it. I have been using it since she was a newborn weighing 6lbs.
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at 33 inches it would not be much of a slide. my grandchild just turned one and she wants more. buy the next size up. they'll get the hang of it really fast
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Depends how long you're going to hike...It's pretty breathe able but the straps aren't padded, also since baby is right next to your body it'll be hotter than a frame carrier. So they aren't as comfortable as other carriers for long times, because of no padding. That being said I have worn my 20lb 12 month old for some extended periods, usually on my front if she nurses and falls asleep. I really like my boba air, it comes in handy in lots of random situations. For long hikes we usually mostly use a frame backpack and stuff the boba air in a pocket if the backpack in case she gets fussy or wants to nurse.
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I think It may fit you very well.My hikes are for the day and of 5 to6 miles.I have adequate room for a book, first aid kit, lunch and a small soft cooler for two Coca Colas.
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That's a hard call as it may be big for your little one.I feel like for practicality reasons, it wouldn't be too big for long, but it may seem like she is lost in it for a little while. I don't have experience with the smaller one so I'm not sure how to compare.
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We bought the medium for our 3-year old who is now 35lbs.Personally, I don't think this vest is suited for someone so young and just learning to get in the water. I would look more for something with inflatables to keep her head and chest above the water. This type of vest requires effort on their part to stay upright. Just my opinion...