I have am almost 4 year old who is about 41" tall. I am wondering if the foot rest has enough room for my older child to rest them there comfortably?
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My daughter is about 36" & has plenty of room left. The foot rest is shared with the other seat, more so than the Bob jogger, (where each kid has their own foot compartment). My suggestion would be to test the both in a nearby store, if possible. The headroom in the x3 is better vs the Bob.
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My daughter just turned 4 and is about 39 1/2 in tall. with the twelve she could put both feet on the ground and with no training wheels to start she looked more comfortable. I look at it like trading one for the other she fit the 14 a little better but more balance and control starting and stopping on the 12 which I think is more important. I would go 12 especially if you have younger kids. We have a younger daughter so if she only gets one year out of it no big deal
430491
I'm 5'11" and my feet barely touch the floor. Height doesn't matter; width does. You can always put up the arm rests though.
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They sit about the same as the BOB Revolution. My petite 9 year old can sit on the foot rest and her feet dangle and she is comfortable. This was a plus for me as I have 3 kids and another on the way. My friend has the BOB sport and the Summit has so many more features that she wishes she had.
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I do not believe that there is enough room for the legs. We are currently using this with a child 42 inches tall and weighs 38 pounds. This fits perfect for this size child. Hope this helps. I would move up to the next size chair.
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We bought this for my mother who is 118 lbs, but only 4'11". The 125 lbs would be OK, but 5'5" may be too tall because of ht of seat and foot rest - persons knees may be raised too high and be uncomfortable. This is my opinion
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My 4 year old is about 40" tall and has plenty of room, she could fit for now but not have a whole lot of room to grow I would think.
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I am 5 4 and it is comfortable for me with room to spare It is not more high back then any other chair.
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There is no foot rest except the pedals but the seat for younger babies is long enough that I don"t see that that would be a problem. I don't see an active baby using a foot rest much anyway.
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No my average size 4year old daughter hops up there just fine its 2ft. 3in w/ the mattress. Last year she did use a stool though. Hope this helped u out we love the bed lots of storage and nicely made no problems thus far:)
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Very comfortable. My kids love them, I make sure to fluff it up before i sit on it, it great especially if you have a foot rest. It actually looks just the the picture. So to answer the question, it would feel good on a bad back but I'd recommend a foot rest for a taller adult.
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My four year old is 42" tall and he fits fine with my one year old and has leg room to spare.There is room for a back pack in the pocket when you unzip the sides and if you're only carrying one child there would be room for bags inside as well.
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Agree. Footrest needs pressure to put down. It will not fall down if his feet are in there at 18 mos. Our 3 yr old grandson still needs help to put it down.
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You are correct. It may be too high even when the seat is at it's top position, but I haven't tried that. I don't think it was built as a foot rest.
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my big boy - 17 kgs and 27 months old fits. Granted he is too tall to sleep in it (head is just taller than pram back rest) but he doesn't sleep in prams anyway. And he either bends his knees to place feet on foot rest, or he just dangles and swings them - which is fine because they are miles away from the ground and dont bang the pram :) Hope this helps.
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No foot rest, but the pedels have a "switch" where they will not turn when the parent is pushing. If your child can reach the pedels thenthey can rest thier feet there.
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My toddler feet rested in the footrest until about 5 (plus he was too tall to fit under the canopy). I think it is more comfortable than my other double stroller, at least for them, since they have more space to rest their feet. I can't think of a time when their feet interfered with the wheels however I can remember plenty of times with my other stroller.