What is the maximum waist circumference this accommodates? (I can't believe that information is not listed on the ERGObaby site or here.)
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It doesn't actually say, but I can tell you that the first time I tried it on I was a men's size 40 and it still had a little bit of room in it. If I had to guess I'd say a 46 is probably going to be your top.
375509
At the largest size (the straps are adjustable) mine measures about 58 inches at the waist.
1896875
I'm not sure what the largest size it is designed for, but I am a 42-44 waist and there is plenty of belt left to go larger yet. Hope that helps a little bit... otherwise maybe you can contact the manufacturer if you need specifics.
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This carrier is for DOLLS, not for living babies. It fits 15-18 inch dolls only and although it is designed very similarly to the mommy size one for a real baby it is not authorized or safe for living babies, it is only designed for toys. As for the weight limit of the child WEARING the doll carrier, we have one and my daughter began using at at her 3rd birthday and still wears her dolls in this carrier and has just turned 6. If waist measurement is an issue, I would say that it is pretty expandable and that given its straps and buckles a pretty hefty child could still wear this to carry their doll. The Ergo Baby carriers for baby that a mom would wear usually cost $100 or more. Hope this helps! This carrier is for DOLLS, not for living babies. It fits 15-18 inch dolls only and although it is designed very similarly to the mommy size one for a real baby it is not authorized or safe for living babies, it is only designed for toys. As for the weight limit of the child WEARING the doll carrier, we have one and my daughter began using at at her 3rd birthday and still wears her dolls in this carrier and has just turned 6. If waist measurement is an issue, I would say that it is pretty expandable and that given its straps and buckles a pretty hefty child could still wear this to carry... » Read More This carrier is for DOLLS, not for living babies. It fits 15-18 inch dolls only and although it is designed very similarly to the mommy size one for a real baby it is not authorized or safe for living babies, it is only designed for toys. As for the weight limit of the child WEARING the doll carrier, we have one and my daughter began using at at her 3rd birthday and still wears her dolls in this carrier and has just turned 6. If waist measurement is an issue, I would say that it is pretty expandable and that given its straps and buckles a pretty hefty child could still wear this to carry their doll. The Ergo Baby carriers for baby that a mom would wear usually cost $100 or more. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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I'm about a size 14-16 post baby and it fits fine with plenty of room to spare. My husband is tall and stalky and he's able to wear it as well. He's about a 38 waist. I find it fits below the belly. Has a back support that's fabulous for support as well. Hope this helps :)
913108
No idea. I have been going with 30 lbs and 30" like his carseat for good measure. He's currently 27.5" and is comfortable. It also feels really sturdy. At his current weight of almost 20 lbs there is absolutely no issue.
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The one I bought is the up to 44 waist so I'm not sure. If it's a smaller size I'd say it might go to 36. Think of it in terms of a regular belt. Each belt has certain target sizes lik "up to 34" waist" and so forth. That's my best guest.
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It should fit someone with a waist size about 42 to 44 max. I'm a 38 size waist and letting out the buckles, I'm getting about 4'' slack around me.
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I don't know what ergo was thinking leaving out the pocket! I went on etsy and had a woman make a pouch that attaches to the ergo so I could hold things. Search ergo 360 and then sewsugarpie is her screen name. Her name is Nichole and she made a bib, a pouch, a hood attachment (since the hood is smaller making it harder to breastfeed discreetly) and some teething pads for the strap in a fabric I picked. She was really easy to work with and made everything I requested.
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It fits about any size waistl . My spouse has a 32 inch waist and there is almost 2 feet of belt more that could be used. Very handy to use for folks who are less stable.
1220666
Sorry I think I may have misread your question. If you're talking about the size of your child, mine is 27pounds and there is plenty to adjust further.
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I would say belly size. Since there is an adjustable Velcro band, there is so some wiggle room.
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http://www.tyr.com/shop/aquatic-floatation-belt.htmlThe website says it fits waists 27-52 inches
724310
It's kinda long and stretchy...my waist is 28-30 and it fits me. If you want it tight (which I do for back support), you shouldn't have a problem. The Velcro is nice and wide and doesn't slip. If it's not tight enough for you, you can always have a friend or hubby help wrap you up! ;)
755217
I have not seen you but I would assume your waistline can be 28. Why not? ;)
699394
I'm an adult with a size 32" waist. It just fits me. I would say 32" is the highest waist size it will fit.
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Hi A220. You may find the Ergo a little large. There are quite a few adjustment options. The height of the connection between the shoulder straps can be adjusted (up and down the middle upper back). I found that I wished this would actually slide down lower.In terms of strap length - you could definitely tighten all around to suit your smaller frame. FYI I am 5'7" and around 145lbs. I would still recommend. I have read from other reviews of plenty of women 5'0" wearing them. Even after a long walk, I can feel tired carrying my little one. I think it's just the nature of carriers. Still far less if I had carried her for same distance � Hi A220. You may find the Ergo a little large. There are quite a few adjustment options. The height of the connection between the shoulder straps can be adjusted (up and down the middle upper back). I found that I wished this would actually slide down lower.In terms of strap length - you could definitely tighten all around to suit your smaller frame. FYI I am 5'7" and around 145lbs. I would still recommend. I have read from other reviews of plenty of women 5'0" wearing them. Even after a long walk, I can feel tired carrying my little one. I think it's just the nature of... » Read More Hi A220. You may find the Ergo a little large. There are quite a few adjustment options. The height of the connection between the shoulder straps can be adjusted (up and down the middle upper back). I found that I wished this would actually slide down lower.In terms of strap length - you could definitely tighten all around to suit your smaller frame. FYI I am 5'7" and around 145lbs. I would still recommend. I have read from other reviews of plenty of women 5'0" wearing them. Even after a long walk, I can feel tired carrying my little one. I think it's just the nature of carriers. Still far less if I had carried her for same distance � « Show Less