Has anyone experienced the tipping over problem that has been mentioned across various forums? That is my only concern stopping me from buying this.
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The tipping over issue is only seen when you hang a heavy handbag or diaper bag on this stroller. The instructions specifically ask not to do so and BabyJogger do not provide any accessory either to hang the diaper bag. The only other reason when it can possibly tip over is of someone leans on it while strolling and ends up putting their weight on the stroller. These both cases are more like an operator error and not really a design issue with the stroller. We have had this for more than a year and have travelled extensively with it. It has survived the airline handling, rough operation, heavy weight grocery etc in the bottom pocket and is doing very well. The tipping over issue is only seen when you hang a heavy handbag or diaper bag on this stroller. The instructions specifically ask not to do so and BabyJogger do not provide any accessory either to hang the diaper bag. The only other reason when it can possibly tip over is of someone leans on it while strolling and ends up putting their weight on the stroller. These both cases are more like an operator error and not really a design issue with the stroller. We have had this for more than a year and have travelled extensively with it. It has survived the airline handling, rough operation,... » Read More The tipping over issue is only seen when you hang a heavy handbag or diaper bag on this stroller. The instructions specifically ask not to do so and BabyJogger do not provide any accessory either to hang the diaper bag. The only other reason when it can possibly tip over is of someone leans on it while strolling and ends up putting their weight on the stroller. These both cases are more like an operator error and not really a design issue with the stroller. We have had this for more than a year and have travelled extensively with it. It has survived the airline handling, rough operation, heavy weight grocery etc in the bottom pocket and is doing very well. « Show Less
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Not at all. I think that can happen with any stroller if the weight isn't balanced. I have never had my stroller tip over. Love this stroller!
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I have been using mine for 9 months and haven't had a problem at all. I know your not supposed to hand bags on the handle bar so maybe that's what people are doing to cause it to tip.
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Mine has never tipped over on it's own. However, I just tipped it over to check and it shut off. It is very sturdy with the base being the largest section of it.
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I completely agree with the previous response. It's virtually impossible to tip this chair without actually intending to do so ... For an adult. Our 2yr old absolutely cannot tip it which was THE main reason we chose this chair
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I've not had any problem with it tipping. It's working better than I expected it to.
2016183
Mine is very tippy. I barely touch it. I would not recommend for people with small children. I will say that mine may be defective because it is so to be that I cannot believe it's supposed to be that way
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I have not changed the tip ( yet) hope this doesn´t happen to me!! I would suggest you contact them directly. I just read the previous answer and sounds like very good advice.
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I'm not a marshal arts or a boxer but i can say that if fill with sand,it's almost impossible for it to tip, hope this will help you,Benny
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Never had that issue with mine. I know it came with packaging to prevent it from slipping during shipping - might have slipped into the mechanism. Wish I could help more...
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From my experience, here's where you need to be concerned about this: the assembly of this thing is EXCEEDINGLY difficult and the instructions are USELESS. Find pictures online to help with the details. Now, that said--tipping. The legs on the bottom are VERY HARD to properly align to level. If you're not perfectly level, I can see one of the legs folding and tipping occur. I spent a lot of time getting the legs straight and it is quite secure when my boy gets a little rambunctious. Initially, I had it in his bedroom on hardwood floors--it wouldn't tip, but it would slide. A rug underneath fixed the problem. From my experience, here's where you need to be concerned about this: the assembly of this thing is EXCEEDINGLY difficult and the instructions are USELESS. Find pictures online to help with the details. Now, that said--tipping. The legs on the bottom are VERY HARD to properly align to level. If you're not perfectly level, I can see one of the legs folding and tipping occur. I spent a lot of time getting the legs straight and it is quite secure when my boy gets a little rambunctious. Initially, I had it in his bedroom on hardwood floors--it wouldn't tip, but it would slide. A rug... » Read More From my experience, here's where you need to be concerned about this: the assembly of this thing is EXCEEDINGLY difficult and the instructions are USELESS. Find pictures online to help with the details. Now, that said--tipping. The legs on the bottom are VERY HARD to properly align to level. If you're not perfectly level, I can see one of the legs folding and tipping occur. I spent a lot of time getting the legs straight and it is quite secure when my boy gets a little rambunctious. Initially, I had it in his bedroom on hardwood floors--it wouldn't tip, but it would slide. A rug underneath fixed the problem. « Show Less
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From what I can tell from the king, the tipping problem is mostly related to the thickness of your mattress. The heavier the mattress the less likely it will tip.
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No tipping here. It seems quite stable. I am sure that is part of their logic in the bent/angled design. You can't see it from the front but there is a 5th leg supporting the rear at the center. Great little kitchen.
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I personally haven't had any issues with it tipping over and our son is pretty wild! I suppose if he tried to ride it like a skateboard, it COULD tip over...but so far it is doing its job and we're happy.
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It is a little tippy. Ours has never actually tipped up more than an inch, but it has that "Ah, I better stand up quick" feeling of teetering. Hope that helped.
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I have found it very stable. It hasn't tipped on me yet. On carpet, wood, and really thick carpet I've had no problems
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It depends on if it is overpacked. Tips once in a while but not often and not a problem. I LOVE this thing!
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We have never had a problem with any weight causing it to tilt. We have had large groups with as many as 14 people around the table and this has carried ALL the food nicely. Everyone loves it. I think some were even going to order one after seeing ours. Of course you need to counter heavy weight with some balance opposing, but the idea is to enable everyone to spin the item they want to within reach. I recommend it highly. This is the largest one we could find, and we love it.
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No, there is no "tip over feature" but I don't think you need one. This is because it is almost impossible to tip over and even if in the very unlikely event that it's tipped over, it's not really hot enough to burn.