What is the different between the 2.5 and the 3 lb range. Should I buy the travel or the regular one?
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Weight wise theres obviously a half a pound difference. But with both the recommended users weight is 140-180 lbs. 180-220lbs range is a 4lbs hula hoop. And 1-2lbs hoops are considered "play hoops" and usually are harder for beginners to keep on waist. I personally own a 3lbs hula hoop and it disassembles with a push of a button, so it could be taken anywhere. Go with whichever one is the cheaper between the two.
1972195
There isn't much difference between the two regarding weight. I love the travel one, because I can't break it up and store it easier, and take it with me wherever I go. But if you have a designated spot for your hoop, that works. It all comes down to preference. Will you travel with it? Do you want to store it easier? Or are you someone who needs it out in the open to remember to use?
1972196
I would only get the travel one if you really think you're going to travel. Some people find that it could fall apart though I haven't had any problems with that. As far as the weight goes I find a 3 pound to be awesome. I don't think the half a pound makes much of a difference in the more weight you use harder to work out.
1972197
There is no differents n weigh it just depend on how much u can spin around, I have the regular 3lb one I didn't know about the travel one.
1972198
There isn't a huge difference. If I was you I would go with the heavier hoola hoop though. I got the 3 lb one and now that I'm used to it I really wish I had gotten a heavier one.
694458
I got the 17" one and find it perfect for home and travel. I'm 5'8 if that helps you any with your purchase decision.
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The G4 has a 65 pound weight limit while the G3 has a 70 pound weight limit. There is an infant insert designed for the G4 series for a baby up to 22 lbs. At this time, the G3 is less expensive than the G4 but I would certainly go on desired features over the price (just my take). I hope this answer is helpful. Glad to try and research and answer any other questions you have about the Britax. If it helps any, I love my G4 but I have not had the G3.
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I don't know about the plane (it depends on the airlines I think, we were not able to use it last time). But it is perfect for your stay. It is easy to carry when you are taking cabs. At 2.5 he is at the limit, but we used one on our 2 year old and it was ok. For the planes, you dont need a special seat after 2 I think. We did not. Have a safe trip!
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My son's car seat is evenflo symphony. Its heavy and D. weight about 26lbs. I bought the mini travelmate and It was very helpful, but i think its worth spend a little more money to get the regular gogo babyz travelmate, because the minin is not as strong... I am sure for next trip i wont be able to use it.
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I think a little smaller would be better. I find it's not easy to travel with so I am not using it as much as I originally planned.
678607
I use the 2.8 and have never been concerned about the weight. I used this lens on my Canon 5D with the extender 1.4 for a two hour whale watch trip from a boat, hand held. I didn't find it a concern. I'm a 5' 11", 200 lb man and 70 years old. I'm saying go for the f/2.8, you won't regret it.
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Hi,I did like the plus one at 1st but was only running with it when I had one rider. No way it would be good to push for a 3 mile run w/2 riders. My kids were one and three and the 3 yr old often complained the back seat was cramped. Go with the Bob, we did. I ended up returning our plus one and getting the city mini gt for long walks. The double bob is best for longer runs-especially the Ironman one w/a fixed wheel.
1995019
I would say that the 3 section is slightly more sturdy but not by much. If you don't extend the legs all the way and just use the upper legs, you can't tell the difference. With the 4 legs, it is more compact and easier to travel with.
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I have this travel system in a different pattern. Mine is the 22. According to the title it says 30 but if you read te features section it says 22. So I am assuming you get the 22 with this one also. Which means it can hold up to a 22 pound child versus 30 pounds. However, my son currently weighs 14.5 pounds and I can tell you there is no way I would keep him in this seat until 30 pounds!
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Many other sellers are including the travel bag for free right now. That said, I have the Foonf and wouldn't ever think of traveling with it. The thing weighs a ton and I would not want to lug it through an airport with all of the other stuff you end up needing when traveling with kids. We used an older car seat that weighs 13 lbs less than Foonf when we flew with out daughter recently and leaving the Foonf at home was the smartest thing we did that trip.
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I was also having a hard time deciding between the two. I think I have finally decided on the graco pack n play with bassinet. It is cheaper and can later be used as a playpen/crib when the baby is more than 15 lbs. Also, it folds up and is easy to use for travel, I am not sure the co-sleepers do that.
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Hello there! Our "little" man is 3.5 months, 25" and 18 pounds. We use the RNP and aren't sure how much longer we will be able to use it. It only goes up to 25 pounds, but your child could outgrow it for length. We still have some head room, but we are thinking he will have transition by the end of August as we use this for his primary sleeping space due to acid reflux. So, you might be cutting it close if you decided to get it. Also, it travels VERY easily! We have taken it on many trips. It breaks down into a few pieces and could fit into a large suitcase. Have you looked at using a peapod?? KidCo PeaPod Portable Travel Bed with Air Pump - Red In any case, have a great time on your trip!
1064864
Definitely go with the larger version. We have two and it will last for a while.
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3 Pound is the way to go for starting out. Should you wish to expand at one point getting an extra 6 pound one would probably be a nice option
167884
My husband uses this for travel and while it is not as sturdy as his Invacare one it is perfectly fine for around the house and even shopping. He weights 300 lbs and is 6 ft tall. It really is designed for travel as it can be folded into a suitcase. If this is going to be your main walker, I would suggest a heavier duty one. You should look into the rollators - wheels on all four wheels. Much easier to use full time - my husband has 2! And they have a seat - this doesn't! That is the objection my husband has when we travel!
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i'm trying to decide on 2 or 3 inch now. what did you get and would you recommend it or the other?