What is the difference between the basic puddle jumper and the deluxe puddle jumper?
242368
I don't know but I have the basic one and it works great. It gave my granddaughter a sense of freedom when we are in the pool together. She adores it, even though it might look cumbersome to us.
242369
The type of material used for the basic and the deluxe are a bit different.
2116497
I don't believe there is a difference at all. They appear to be the same and the dimensions are the same. Sometimes a product doesn't get removed or updated when there is a change, so it's probably the same one at the "original" price. This is a great stroller, especially if you have multiple smaller dogs that like to ride together but it really is only usable on a good surface. It doesn't turn so well on dirt roads and such and doesn't get much traction.
908007
The differences are pretty minor. There is an improved splashguard to prevent dirt getting in the trailer. The straps that secure the cover shut have been made stronger, and there is now a divider between the cargo pocket in the rear and the childs footwell so objects don't roll forward. Besides those minor changes the product is the same.
902587
No. There is no difference except it keeps the legs warmer in chilly water.
2268456
No way. These are not meant to be used for little babies. They are intended for older kids who are learning to swim. If you feel you need something, use a life preserver. I don't think a puddle jumper is appropriate for an 9-month-old either...the minimum weight on that is 30 lbs.
1331236
Not sure but I'm very satisfied with the deluxe. I have a 20lb pug and she has more than enough room and loves to be up high to see outside.
1013140
It's the same thing. The newer versions, the the cushion part of the straps come off by velcro, where as in the past you had to remove them by removing the straps from the base. I think that is the only difference.
805080
I didn't see any difference between the two. Same amount of power, just fits better for me. My knee was hitting the cover on my big sucker, now it doesn't. This also performs well in the rain without the sock installed. Got stuck in heavy rain, thought it would start sucking water. But didn't skip a beat.
1260818
The Classic Kit has a wood joint and the Deluxe Kit has a stainless joint. The Classic Kit has no wrap and the Deluxe Kit has an Irish Linen wrap. The Deluxe Kit comes with a rule book. The finish on the Deluxe Kit is a little nicer.
450777
The deluxe package has the basic SEC seats. The Pro package has the DKS seats which provide more comfort and better back support. Otherwise there's no difference between the 2 packages. (Note: the previous answer regarding the "deluxe" having better seats is incorrect. The "pro" package has the better seats)
104778
The 9211 has a valve and folds flat. The 8511 does have a valve. It is harder to breathe through when you sweat. The 9211 is not affected by sweat because the material seems to be softer and pliable. The 8511 is molded material and holds water.
756887
If your son has fear of the pool, I agree with pp that a puddle jumper would be a great option, since it will keep his head above wáter for sure and when he feels more comfortable in the wáter, I would switch him to the back float.
939252
I'm not sure what the difference is, sorry. I use mine to paddle around down in the Keys on flat water, as well. I wouldn't try to whitewater in it.. Oh.. and I'd still put socks on the dog.. ;-)
1114156
Deluxe model. Honestly I wouldn't waste your money on the basic one- I had it twice and the handle broke both times. The deluxe one is so much better and not much more money. The motor is nice to have a well
1522997
Not sure what the difference is but my nephew loved the one I got. I think it's built better and has more to do on it
1527366
We used this and the fisher price. The fisher price potty was uncomfortable for my child (18 months at the time) to sit on. The splash guard is wider, forcing her legs apart more than was comfy for her. My child likes leaning back on the babybjorn, which she could not do with the fisher price one. The babybjorn potty is very versatile, my baby used it from 6 months and still likes it at 5 years even though she has long been potty trained.
90339
To be honest with you I really don't know I bought this for my Grandson and all I can tell you is he LOVES it, Sorry but I wouldn't know the difference between the two.