1. does this stroller come with a rain cover and 2. is the foot space big enough for a taller kid? it looks kind of small on the photos.
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My son is 100% percentile for height and 99.6 for weight. He is 2. We still use it very comfortably. I imagine for at least another year and he is the size of a small 4 year old.
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I have a 30 lb 2 year old that fits well, but it is a very upright seat and he seems to be sliding down a lot. Basically it doesn't seem very comfortable for him. Plus there is no shade. Another problem is that it puts all of the weight on the front tires and it becomes pretty difficult to steer. Honestly, I would get the City Select tandem with the stand on thing in the back. The Valco baby seats and storage just feel cheap. I had a 16 month old when I had twins and this stroller seemed to be the best solution, but I'm sorry I chose this one. I really wish I had gotten the tandem city select. It moves better, has the roller board thing for the older one, and the babies would be comfortable. I have a 30 lb 2 year old that fits well, but it is a very upright seat and he seems to be sliding down a lot. Basically it doesn't seem very comfortable for him. Plus there is no shade. Another problem is that it puts all of the weight on the front tires and it becomes pretty difficult to steer. Honestly, I would get the City Select tandem with the stand on thing in the back. The Valco baby seats and storage just feel cheap. I had a 16 month old when I had twins and this stroller seemed to be the best solution, but I'm sorry I chose this one. I really wish I had gotten the tandem city... » Read More I have a 30 lb 2 year old that fits well, but it is a very upright seat and he seems to be sliding down a lot. Basically it doesn't seem very comfortable for him. Plus there is no shade. Another problem is that it puts all of the weight on the front tires and it becomes pretty difficult to steer. Honestly, I would get the City Select tandem with the stand on thing in the back. The Valco baby seats and storage just feel cheap. I had a 16 month old when I had twins and this stroller seemed to be the best solution, but I'm sorry I chose this one. I really wish I had gotten the tandem city select. It moves better, has the roller board thing for the older one, and the babies would be comfortable. « Show Less
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I think that you will have to hunch over. This stroller is not very tall. I am 5'5 and the height is good for me without hunching but anyone any taller may have a problem.
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This does not come with an umbrella. The "type" of stroller is often referred to as an umbrella stroller because it folds up like an umbrella and is lightweight but does not refer to an actual umbrella component. Hope that helps!
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My tall 4 yr old fits comfortably in the stroller and he loves it- might be more of a weight issue for how much you want to push while running too:) I still think he has some room to grow in the stroller as well.
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No it does not. I will say that it is at a nice height for me. I am 5'4" and my hands are above my waist. I able to walk along as if I wasn't even pushing it. It is not low like some childrens strollers I have used.
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The sun shade folds up. The buckle isn't really like a true stroller. It's more like a belt that has the two plastic "D" shapes that the seat belt folds through. It's easy to adjust but kids need help.
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M, Hi there, when I am out running I usually push the stroller ahead of me (like give a shove and let it roll) and run behind it, so the height of the stroller is not an issue. I stand by my review: greatest invention ever. I recommend the rain cover as well, enables you to run in the rain and in cold temperatures.
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I would contact Foundations directly @ www.foundations.com. The rain shield came with our stroller.
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I don't have the weather cover, but i do love this stroller. Sorry I couldn't help
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I would say yes, it is like most umbrella style strollers and probably twice the size of a single umbrella stroller (imagine that). It is the stroller we take when space is an issue.
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If I'm understanding you correctly the canopy does not pull down all the way forward to cover the front. I had to clip a small blanket to the canopy to cover the front, the sun and wind. It does give the best coverage of all the jogging strollers that I checked out. I have an issue with the sun but I go walking/jogging right when the sun is coming up because of the heat in Vegas in the summer. There also is a weather guard option that is available for this model.
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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.
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It's hard for me to say since mine is 7 months old. I measured the seat to head height and its about 19 inches. It's another 16 inches or so from the seat to the ground. I read someone had their small six year old in the stroller. It is definitely larger than most umbrella strollers.
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I have a question.. We have the Indigo stroller.. but I want to buy an umbrella stroller because we can't lug the Indigo on the subway at all. The Indigo has a sunshade but it might as well not even be there.. the sun is always in my daughter's face and it is really bugging her. Do either one of these models have a sunshade that actually works? I think that is what will sway my decision the most. Also, the recline - how much do they actually recline? What would you say is the earliest a child will be OK to use these strollers?
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I'm not sure why there's even two sizes listed for this stroller. I think they both mean the same thing. The stroller can be used with a car seat with an adapter (I guess this is the "birth" size) and then, of course, older. My daughter is 2.5 years old, #33, and about 38.5 inches tall and still fits in it comfortably, and we've been using it since she was about 4 months old, I think.
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I don't know if it would fit. You would have to look at your stroller, make some comparisons, and then try it. From looking at the pictures, however, I think it might. The way the rain guard works is through the use of the stroller's sun shade. You would definitely want the cover for the double stroller because the single would be to snug and would eventually rip. We have two covers, one for the single stroller and one for the double and like them both. The grandchildren can see what is happening, but remain dry when they go for walks with grandpa. The cover helps keep the wind off the kids in the autumn and winter, too, but it does not help keep them warm. You would definitely need to use coats and blankets to help keep the little people warm. I can't say you would like yours, but we like ours. It has worked for our 3 year old grandson every day walking to Head Start, even through the rainy Pacific Northwest winter.