height of Zooper Twist handles? Is the Zooper Twist handle height OK for shorter people?
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The Zooper Twist has a 42 inch height to the top of the handles. See: http://www.zooper.com/Twist%20Specs%20Zooper%202009.html These handles are not adjustable; you are correct. :)
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I'm not sure. My height is 5'6 ". Handle is comfortable for me. My son is 4'11", he did not run with a stroller, just walked. He said that handle is comfortable for him too.
784798
I haven't measured the settings but I'm 6' 2" tall and the settings worked for me. It should work for shorter settings as well. I should tell you that the handle was a problem with extended use. It is a "T" shaped handle and I found it chaffed on my fingers with extended use. I now prefer a "U" shaped handle in which there is no stem that goes between your fingers. Aside from that the cane was excellent.
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I would say, yes. Assembled handle height is 19". My progeny (35+" tall) is two and still plays with it.
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Hi, I think the stroller handle is long enough for your height. My husband is 5'10" and his elbows are bent when holding the handle. The stroller maneuvers well and is comfortable to push.
1114148
I do not think the handles on this are adjustable. From some reading I just did, I think the First Years Jet is a pretty good option for tall people.
1404149
The handle is not adjustable, but I am 5'2" and it is fine for me. Would be more of a problem for taller people. Does not weigh a lot and is very easy to open.
828789
The one I have is 3 1/2 inches long. Works fine for me. Don't really see the advantage of a longer handle. You don't need a death grip on it or a lot of leverage.
1603925
I'll have to find a tape measure and get back to you. I will say that I'm 6'6" and find it useable if not a bit low. I'll reply tomorrow on the handle height.
1979682
The handles are adjustable and I believe they would adjust to that height. I don't have it. We bought it for my father in law and he's finds it fine to work. He's about 5ft. 6in. and it is adjusted right about in the middle of the adjustment spectrum.
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My husband is 6'1" and I am 5'5" so we have a pretty good separation as well. My husband says that this stroller is the most comfortable we had tried and I haven't had any trouble with it being too high or uncomfortable for my hands either. I do not think you can adjust the handle height (or if you can, it's not obvious and we haven't tried) but neither myself, my husband, or any of our family members have been uncomfortable with it.
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I believe that the handle height is not adjustable. I do not remember any options for adjustments when we assembled it. We bought as a gift for grandchildren out of the area, so I can't physically check. They are 4 & 1.5 and have no problem with the height. The older one doesn't use the handle anymore. But it doesn't seem to be in the way either.
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Mine has a "finger latch" at the top of the handle. Loosen it and then you can pull up to extend to the desired height.
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I don't know the exact measured height of the push handle-our 2 year old doesn't need it anymore- but I'm 5'10" and its a comfortable height for me to reach with a slightly bent arm. Hope that helps!
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Hi there,Zooper Twist is listed at 17 lbs on several websites. If you go to Zooper's website (check the specs link), they list both the Waltz and the Twist as 17 lbs. Both are really wonderful strollers. I currently own a Twist that I bought here on Amazon a couple of years ago and bought a Waltz off Craigslist before a trip with our kids overseas. They are very sturdy/excellent quality and come with all the wonderful accessories. Hope this helped. Best of luck!
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I'm assuming that Megan is worried about storage height. The actual height is about 20", but the handle collapses down and storage space is minimal. While in use the handle is very stable when it is in it's usual position. I'm 5'5" and it is a comfortable height
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I'm 5'7"- works great. Don't see why there would be an issue for much taller people- arm bars are at a sloping angle upward- seems like you could adjust hand placement for balance, if needed.