Quick! Would you get this for a commuting college kid? TIA!
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Yes I got them as a gift for a lady that brings leftovers for lunch everyday she says she really loves them.
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Not a great choice for either I would say... its not an offroad stroller, and its simply too large to be reasonable at a busy airport. I wont lie, this sucker is heavy and long. I would take measurements of your vehicle before you buy because it wont fit in some. That said for things like zoo days or parks with sidewalks, we absolutely love it. Our 4 year has some physical limitations and the back seat allows her easy in and out and lets her feel like a big kid without being strapped into a traditional mobility stroller. I completely endorse it, but you need to be aware this is probably not an every day kind of stroller.
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It's o.k. for High School, but it's not as mobile as a lap top or tablet. Also does not have a battery so it has to be plugged in all the time. O.K. if it's going to sit on your desk at home. I'd check out laptops or tablets.
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This thing is pretty giant to be hauling it around everywhere. I got it for air travel and use it infrequently. It will definitely protect your mac, but it would be a bit ridiculous to be lugging it around campus.
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The strap is quite long and adjustable to make it even longer or shorter according to your needs... I've been very pleased with mine. I think it would work just fine for your commute to work.
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It works just fine for me! No complaints. (Also a poor college student lol)
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Hi Kitty! I think the trailer is great for commuting but I'm not sure that I would do a long tour with it. It handles my 57lb dog just fine but I think I would want the quality, reliability and availability of parts if I was going to be out on the open road. It's a great trailer for the money but just not something I would trust touring. A Burley or something comparable would be money well spent if you can afford it. Happy Trails! Dan
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Depends on how light you can go. I use it for daily commuting, it carries a change of clothes, lunch and a book or two with miscellaneous items like keys, wallet, tools, etc. If all you needed was a couple changes of clothes and miscellaneous gear it would work. It works well for what I need, easily secures to the rack and has some additional space on top with elastic net and strap.
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Certainly, used it through college. Enough room for my laptop and books if needed.
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The commuter series will be a tight fit though there is some elastic. It is so cheap it is worth a try
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I'm sorry that was bought by my daughter when she started college a few months ago, she just likes the convenience of my account. I saw her last weekend and she still had it on, but when I see her next I will check it out and drop you a note. Patrick
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It's fairly fast. I was using it to commute over 2 miles daily and it treated me very well. It will need minor adjustments to trucks and wheels of you get it
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Easily! It is very light, maneuverable, and durable, as well as has a couple of cup holders and will have room to stash a wallet and keys and some other treasures that are picked up along the way. I use it for my 8 year old and my 2 year old. Also to haul groceries, laundry, whatever else I need as my apartment is the furthest from any amenities! LOVE this wagon!
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No, I'm sorry, but my son uses that one at college. Good luck with your search!
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Hi, In my own opinion I would not find it too suitable for travel. You may want a lighter, smaller one.
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It is great for travel but may be a bit bulky for school. I think you could find one better suited for that situation. That being said, I LOVE this backpack!
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This won't be big enough for you for long. If you are looking for something speedier...I totally recommend a Motovox Mini Motor Bike...they are totally cool and will hold the weight of a man while still being the right size for you now. They are awesome fun too! But of you want a scooter like this...it's great...but I'm 5'5'' and have to spread my knees outward when I ride my daughter's, to avoid hitting the handle bars...slower than the Motovox bike too.