Anyone with bigger than average kids use this and are they comfortable? The kids in all the pics seem to have knees pushed into their armpits.
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The front seat is not so good for bigger kids. I have a 5 yr old that is 45 lbs+ and he fits perfectly in the back seat. There is a zipper at the bottom of that seat that will open a pouch for their feet. We have taken this stroller to Disneyland and It is perfect! I love it! People don't even realize there is a 2nd kid back there.
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I have a very tall 3 year old in both seats his knees were very close to his chest. In the backseat his feet didn't but barely fit into the foot area. We went with a phil and Ted (that's also what we had previously but wanted to try something different) but sticking with the phil and Ted was the best choice. Although I do love their original models the new ones aren't bad just a little smaller
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How old are your kids? There isn't a ton of leg room. However, my kids are 3 and 5 and still fit in it. The 3 yr old goes in the back and the 5 yr old sits up front. This stroller has so much potential but I have had a lot of issues with it.
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I do not recommend this for anyone with a bigger kid. My 2 year old is taller than most, and was very uncomfortable in this. Although it's bigger, the baby jogger summit double is very roomy and worked out much better for us.
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We have small kids so it didn't bother them, it's possible it would bother someone who's taller! One thing I notice was sometimes the straps were vibrating from the wind and I thought it was annoying.
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I bought it for my daughter when she was 6 months and I ended up giving it away. It wasn't comfortable for her to sleep in. My brother has it now for his older children and he loves it, but I wouldn't recommend for under 2years. Maybe it is my car seats? They could be more inclined
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We did not have this experience with our co-sleeper. When the kiddos had respiratory problems we placed a small folded towel under the mattress pad by their head to elevate their upper body. You could try doing something similar on the side that is lower to level it out.
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It is very large, much larger than it appears. We have teenage boys about your size. They ride two at a time on it. I would guess maybe below the knee? Possibly mid thigh depending upon far you are up on the front. They sometimes ride on their knees as well. They get pretty beat up on this one. It is their favorite!
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Hello! These are for children. These did not work for us though. They are too bulky for my girls and the velcro straps are uncomfortable. Plus ours fell apart after wearing only a handful of times. We are going with ASICS Unisex Volleyball Slider Knee Pads - Junior Youth, Pair & Padded Arm Sleeves (1 Pair) Men, Women & Youth Compression Basketball Shooter Sleeve - Offers Best Elbow Warmers & Forearm Protection for Football, Running, Volleyball & Athletic Contact Sports. Granted these don't have the hard outer shell but at least my girls will use them & they'll be protected from falls! Happy Shopping:)
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Yes, as per other answers. But it's not easy for many kids. No knee joints so legs tend to stick straight out. My grand kids don't mind.
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I have not reclined, I bought to use for my 2 and 4 year old. Was great for them. It's not a 5 point harness, so using on littles would scare me. Its great for the bigger kids. I actually have a BoB jogging stroller that has great recline and can fit an infant pillow that helps keep them comfy and in place.
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yes they are comfortable for kids...they will forget they have it on.not sure if it block out noise but the volume is adjustable and it can go pretty loud.
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They are held onto your knees with elastic straps. They would probably adjust pretty tight, but the plastic part will still be the same size as what fits big grown men :) Teenagers would probably be fine, but I'd look into a kid specific one for anyone younger.
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Not comfortably. Possible? Yes. Practical? No. Smart? Unlikely. It's really made for smaller kids.
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I bought two of these (at different times). The first one has a thicker material covering and would be fine. The second one has a different/thinner material covering and you can feel the frame more... so is less comfortable. I would say for kids and teens either would be fine but an adult may not agree.
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I personally don't think it would be comfortable. It's sized to fit close on a toddler. I would buy an adult size for my bigger children. These are just my own thoughts. I do not presume to tell anyone what they should do, but I hope this helps some.
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It's pretty short so there knees would be up to there head but I'm not sure what potty wouldn't be like that. If they were overweight they might have trouble sitting there buns on it too. I wouldn't recommend it.
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It works comfortably for my daughter. It may not be the best choice if your child is one to sit on the potty for long periods of time before actually going, but then again I don't think many potty seats would be comfortable for that long. We haven't had any problems with it for lack of comfort. It's handy to have. We don't use it in the house but keep it in our vehicle for use on the go. It has saved us a few times when we were on the road and wouldn't have been able to get to a restroom in time.
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Depends on the size of the child's arm. They're tight on me, but they stretch and are not terribly uncomfortable. Maybe they have a child's size.
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It is very tricky to adjust this seat. (before I start, make sure to check the manufacturers instructions, they are the tested way of doing this). My first recommendation is get it "close" to the correct tightness without your kid in the seat, then buckle your kid into the seat. When tightening, try pulling the tightening strap down then up - I have to pull quite hard. That may help. Otherwise return it like I did - it is not a good design in my opinion.