Does dust, mud, etc. spray into child's face when riding?
1060279
No not really. Most of that stays below the window on the canvas. The window on the flap is mesh and stops most stuff from going through.
1060280
Nope, there is a net cover for the front as well as a plastic cover. You can use either so they are very well protected inside. We love this and so does our 18mo old.
1060281
No. If you're riding in inclement weather, you'll have the plastic door pulled over the front of the trailer, so the passenger will be drier than you are! As far as dust, the mesh screen should filter out most of it, and most of the dust will be kicked up by the wind, not by your relatively skinny back tire.
441656
The other answers are all correct. The visor moves easily both ways to cover the children's faces. We usually give them a juice box if they need a drink. The stroller is wonderful, and you would I believe be pleased with it.
1057851
Yes . The handle bars and neck is high so your child could probably get 2 years worth of riding
1770423
I'm not sure, but I have used it on my three year old niece several times when she stays with me. I'm always just careful to keep it out of her eyes of course.
2174457
It tips forward extremely easily on carpet when child is riding. Transitioning from carpet to wood floor or tile is also a problem. My son has tipped it over twice and face planted - 1 time causing a nasty fat lip and lots of blood. I watched it happen both times and he barely leaned forward on handle bars.
2263735
I can't answer for people who use this with mountain bikes, but our daughter comes off clean as a whistle from our road bikes. I will say that the time we rode when it was wet and my husband wiped out on a turn she got dirty on her leg and arm. Very very safe though! He actually wiped out twice that day (wet+leaves on trail+road bike) and she came out with a baby arm scrape (not even blood) and a small bruise on her calf, nothing more. Yes, she was wearing a helmet. My daughter who will be turning three in October LOVeS the weeho!
2153579
Probably not, but it would depend on the child's face. The problem is that the mask wouldn't seal properly and thus offer no protection.
1730439
Yes, there is a plastic cover over the face. However, I gave this as a gift so I have not used it myself to know about any clouding or not.
2263732
The WeeHoo sits close enough to the ground that, despite the deflector, my son will get a bit grimy if we're riding on a dusty trail. That said, it doesn't bother him. In wet weather, the deflector does very little to protect him, especially around corners, and he gets pretty wet.
1466854
It depends on how it fits. It was bad on my bike. I was practically sitting on my kid's lap. When I would pedal I would end up hitting his feet. Maybe your seat and pedals are further away and it won't happen to you?
2166294
I do think my kids sweat in this seat, but I honestly think it would happen no matter what seat they are in. I don't think it makes them hot. Just by the nature of rear facing they are sweaty.
703292
I live in Coastal Georgia and it rains here a lot. My daughter rides it daily and has never had a problem. That being said she does not ride through large puddles. It's a great product!
275182
We found it effective to spray it close to the face but not in the face. The noise is as effective as the spray. It took only a few incidents before the behavior stopped completely.
1348439
The child can apply their brakes when riding. You will notice the pull feeling. After that happened once, I reminded my daughter not todo that when riding. It is not enough to stop you completely when the child brakes.
1854035
Around a helmet, I'd say yes, but probably not around a child's head without a helmet.
1107671
Yes! There are small child sized helmets, but this brand is not for tiny tots.
885468
If the seat is rear-facing, then yes (but would be cramped for long rides). If the child is forward facing, it is still doable, but would be uncomfortable.