What are the wheels made of? Is the stroller good for tqll toddlers* 33"+
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The wheels seem to be made of a thick, rubbery plastic. My toddler is 34", 28lbs, and still has a lot of room to grow with it.
230000
I don't know but the stroller I have its' wheel are in good conditions still after more than 2 years of use. I still use it; my son is 3 years old. I highly recommended it. It's worth the price.
191843
I think the 14 inch wheels are good for a first bike, even for a taller child. My older son tried the bike out (maybe the size of a 6 year old) and said it was a good ride & the wheels seemed ok for him. The seat can be raised for a talker child.
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Rubber wheels. It handles like a regular baby stroller. It's not heavy duty like a jogging stroller, so it's not meant for rougher use. But for walking on roads and sidewalks, it's fine.
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No they are not. I'm pretty disappointed with this baby doll stroller. The fabric has already ripped in 4 places, when it was shipped two of the wheels where messed up and missing parts .
818514
I do not have the stroller anymore, but I'm pretty sure they were solid rubber tires. I pushed an 85lb pit bull it mine with no problems? The wheels are just like the ones on the fold up baby strollers.
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hmm, it's been years, this is a great bike, but I she outgrew it and we passed it on to the local pre-school. I'm thinking they were about 10-13" wheels, the same size of the smallest two wheelers at your local toy or department store. The seat goes up as they grow. It's good for 2-6 year old as long as they aren't giants. These are the best things ever, got my nephew a different one, and at he went from this to a two wheeler with no training wheels by the time he was 4!!
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Rubber wheels. Not sure about weight limit, but my son is about 40 lbs, and it works fine, just makes the stroller overall hard to push from additional weight, though board glides nicely. It sits pretty high off the ground, so I don't really kick it much, but I think a larger (longer) foot might.
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When I received this item, it was not a complete stroller. It was only the wheels. I returned it.
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All wheels are hard plastic, but are well constructed. My daughter has had her big wheel for over two years now without anything breaking. The only downside to plastic wheels is the wheel will spin on certain surfaces and not grip to go.
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If the stroller is assembled correctly the wheels will not fall off. I live in a mountain community and never had any problems with rough terrain (although I did not push the stroller in the rocks often). Great quality for the price, highly recommend.
2100781
No, the wheels are not rubber, however this is a well made stroller. My daughter loves it
1290797
The board and wheels are very high quality. It was one of the best investments we made and avoided having to buy double stroller and double jogger. The board latched up and out of the way when you don't have a child standing on it (so you can leave it attached all the time). I can't remember the weight limit listed on the description but remember that we used it past the top number. I have very long legs and remember being mindful of the board but didn't kick it much. If you have a stroller with extendable arms that would be great but probably not necessary.
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I purchased it for my granddaughter, not sure about the wheels I think they are rubber... but it is well made, a great purchase!
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I actually don't recall. I returned it within the first 2 weeks that I had it. I was pretty disappointed in the stroller overall.
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The wheels are a fairly strong plastic and the way they are attached gives the wagon good maneuverability. The wagon is sturdy yet light weight and my grandson loves it.
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The wheels are a harder but durable rubber. Not squishy soft but not a molded hard composition. Good in the house or outside walking the "babies". A quality doll stroller that my grand daughter has enjoyed for two years now. I would recommend it highly!
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I don't have the stroller here right now (got taken and left at Grandma's!) but my daughter was 36 inches at 2 years old and it was great for her, and she still uses it at 3.5 years and counting. My 15 month old uses it too, even though it's too tall for him still, but he makes it work and loves it. Even if it's a little on the tall side, it'll be in use for years I suspect.