What is the maximum recommended height of a child in order to comfortably sit in the BOB ironman stroller?
2033053
My tall 4 yr old fits comfortably in the stroller and he loves it- might be more of a weight issue for how much you want to push while running too:) I still think he has some room to grow in the stroller as well.
2033054
Wow, my granddaughter is size 3T, tall for her age. My six year old neighbor is small for her age, so I would say any average 4 year old would be very comfortable in these strollers.
1234984
The stroller is 38 1/2 inches. I am 5 ft 4 1/2 inches tall and it is comfortable for me. Hope this helps.
1657942
I got the stroller for my 14 month old daughter. It says up to 55lbs so I thought my 4 year son might fit. He is 42 inches tall & 45lbs but he was too tall for it :( He was slouched in it and he heads was pushed into the canopy. Hope this helped!
2037765
According to the Britax website, the safe maximum height is 49". The seated shoulder height for rear-facing is 9" - 16.75" and for forward-facing is 12" - 16.75". This information was obtained from http://www.britaxusa.com/car-seats/pavilion.
136658
Hi Nicole, On the Britax website (http://www.britaxusa.com/car-seats/boulevard-70-g3) it says that the max height for both rear and front is 49 inches. They recommend your child be rear facing until the age of 2. Hope this helps!
1485046
My grandson is forty pounds and not close to maxing out. I could easily see an additional twenty or thirty pounds. He is almost too tall for the bike at about thirty eight inches tall he will out grow the bike this way long before his weight. I do expect to buy three more for the rest of my grands.
1041204
The easiest way to measure fit for a balance bike (without actually sitting on one) is to measure your child's inseam with shoes on. Take that measurement and make sure the seat height for the bike is appropriate. The Mini Glider seat adjusts from 12" to 16.5". Ideally, a child would have an inseam of at least 13" to ride this bike so they have a little bend in their knee. A child with an inseam of up to 17-18" should fit.
610629
My 6 year old is 46 inches, and comfortably sits in it with some clearance yet :) She loves to ride while Daddy jogs.
1446196
It doesn't specify anywhere on the box but I would assume that it's safe on most strollers which have up to 50-65lb max limit. Or check the max weight for a BOB stroller.
1085883
Mode Height Weight Minimum AgeRear-Facing 25-43 in.(64-110 cm) 14-50 lb(6.4-22.7 kg) Able to sit upright aloneForward-Facing 30-49 in.(76-124 cm) 20-65 lb(9.1-29.5 kg) 1 year(2+ years recommended*)*AAP (American Academy of Pediatrics) advises parents to keep their toddlers in Rear-Facing car seats until age 2, or until they reach the maximum height and weight for their seat.
494516
My son is 4 years old and 46 inches tall and still has room to grow in the stroller! Great stroller!!
1765238
There's not really a height limit. My two year old grandson uses it but his daddy who is 5'11" has been on it.
477308
My granddaughter is 35" so I'm not sure. She is not facing forward with plenty of room. But we love this car seat!
482116
I would say it is more like 41 inches. The handle has a curve so the middle part is a bit higher. The area where my hands comfortably sit is 41 inches. Just an FYI- this stroller is decent but if you live in an area where the roads crack because of weather, beware. The wheels jam in road cracks and the stroller gets stuck. I use this one primarily in my yard for my child care babies. When I do use it to go for walks I have to be careful.
1441890
Comfortably...up to 35. However, I just replaced this with the larger model as the handle can bend on this one. After two bends (like trying to get it up over a hole you didn't see) I finally bought the larger one for up to 75 Lbs. Its more money but a much easier stroller to put together and much, much tougher!
1705717
The manual states the child must not exceed 49".http://download.gracobaby.com/ProductInstructionManuals/PD265353B.pdf
702402
I would say 40-45 max on the medium. Some kids are more buoyant than others - at least it seems they are - If it seems like it's struggling to keep the child afloat then go to large.