What is the dimension of the seat? Front to back, worried about it "hitting" under my childs thigh and not at the back of the knee.
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The seat reaches the edge of the car back seat. The back of the booster seat is tall, so my very tall 5-year old can rest her head on the head rest. Her knees do not even reach the edge of the booster seat yet. I hope this was helpful.
673518
the seat we purchased was 5". We did a lot of research and the 5 was the thickest we could find. to give you perspective, I am 5 7 and my feet would dangle. My husband is taller so it worked perfectly for him post hip surgery
2236969
None I can think of. My little one started using it around the same height and weight. Remember... There is no between the legs strap. I advise you to use one of those grippy mat jar opener things to put on the seat to help prevent any sliding.
926736
The front and back is 12" and the side to side of the seat is 14". I checked with a cloth trap while it is on my bike.
2259032
The seat cushion is about 6 inches. The back cushion is about 4 inches. That's what I just got with my tape measure.
1747079
Depends on some measurements. I'm 6' 2" and use it in the middle setting, but that's so I don't compromise the bends. Measured the "short" setting, and the 2 bends on each end are about 15" apart. So depending on how long your child's legs are, I'd measure up from the arch 15" to see where it will come to on the thigh. The long bend is 15" high and canted towards the user. The one critical measurement I see would be in the length of the foot. Adjusting for the slack in the calf strap, it appears to me that your child's foot should measure at least around 7" long to capture the ball of the foot well on to the short bend strap. Really great for the hamstrings going into the back of the knees. Depends on some measurements. I'm 6' 2" and use it in the middle setting, but that's so I don't compromise the bends. Measured the "short" setting, and the 2 bends on each end are about 15" apart. So depending on how long your child's legs are, I'd measure up from the arch 15" to see where it will come to on the thigh. The long bend is 15" high and canted towards the user. The one critical measurement I see would be in the length of the foot. Adjusting for the slack in the calf strap, it appears to me that your child's foot should measure at least around... » Read More Depends on some measurements. I'm 6' 2" and use it in the middle setting, but that's so I don't compromise the bends. Measured the "short" setting, and the 2 bends on each end are about 15" apart. So depending on how long your child's legs are, I'd measure up from the arch 15" to see where it will come to on the thigh. The long bend is 15" high and canted towards the user. The one critical measurement I see would be in the length of the foot. Adjusting for the slack in the calf strap, it appears to me that your child's foot should measure at least around 7" long to capture the ball of the foot well on to the short bend strap. Really great for the hamstrings going into the back of the knees. « Show Less
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Front to back around 9", however, keep in mind that you can adjust the distance by moving the leg. It is very adjustable. I bought one for me and one for my guitar teacher. We both love them. Hope this helps.
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It's 22" wide at the narrowest part of the seat - towards the back. The seat is 19" off the ground. Separate from that - I find it almost impossible to lay back in the resting position with the foot rest-up, without manually lifting the foot rest to start the movement. There is no mechanism to go back - it's sheer strength. My 6'2" husband has a difficult time too and he uses his full body and weight to try to push himself back. It's a design flaw.
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About 8.5 inches widest part by 12 front to back. If you prefer they have an open front style too. I love the seat, I'm big, about 350 lbs. and this is solid as can be. Really comfortable and save knees because of raised height. They have an even higher version too.
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The seat is 8 inches at its widest. The bumper around the child is 10 inces. I hope this helps
1204400
It was very close to the seat and my daughter's knees were pushing into my bum the entire time, she was very petite too. For my bike (NEXT brand) it could not go back any more than what it was, and when she leaned back it made it unstable and felt like it was going to break off my bike. I wish I would not have purchased it and just went for a bike trailer for her sit to in instead.
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"Delicious chunky thighs" - how adorable! I just measured the inside of the seat and it is about 10 inches across. (Maybe even 10 1/4 inches) So, maybe you could seat your precious baby down and quickly measure their wee behind and see if they will fit. I hope so! We really love this seat and our little grand-daughter enjoys sitting in it!
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Hi Al! It's hard to say. When I push the seat all the way back and measure from the back of the seat to the peddle closest to the seat, it's about 34". So the inseam would be a bit closer to the peddle and not all the way against the back seat like I measured. Not sure if this helps at all.
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Hi, The seat is only curved at the point where it contacts the back of knee but has a straight back and seat otherwise. It is very comfortable and I've never put any pads on it. The top of the back is arched for looks but not curved toward your back. Hope this helps.
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It is nominally 16" from cushion edge to cushion edge - wide enough to comfortably seat all but the biggest butts (mine used to just fit pre-diet). BUT! This is primarily a "kneeler" more than a seat. If you have balance issues it is too narrow to comfortably balance on soft ground as a seat. As a kneeler or as an assist to stand up, it is wonderful. My 89 year-old mother uses it in all three capacities - to sit, to kneel and to help her stand up from both sitting or kneeling.
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Its not too deep. Switching from an infant seat to this was a shock! But its not bad. My daughter is TALL at 11 months old, but she can still ride facing backwards because of how her butt is situated in the seat. I agree with Hollie below, I immediately had to remove all the extra pillows and padding so my daughter could sit properly and safely. Love this seat though!
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I bought this chair for my 12 year old daughter, who's VERY tiny.The bottom of the chair seat is 17" front edge to back of chair, and 15.25" side to side. My hip measurement standing is 39" around. I fit comfortably in the seat, but because of the sides coming up around the seat so closely, it may be tight for someone larger.I did purchase the white, but so far, have not experienced any color fading from clothing/other to the seat surface, although I am CERTAIN that will happen at some point.