I'm interested in this for my very small son who has special needs. If he tires of walking, could I push this while he was sitting on it, or is it made to remain perfectly still with weight in the seat? He's too old for a stroller and too independent...
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The walker will roll with someone sitting in the seat. Sitting in the seat does not activate the brakes. The brakes must be set with your hands.
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There appear to be different manufacturere of this walker, therefore different weights. I took the bag off mine (it interferes with walking) and am able to lift it into and out of the trunk of my car. You want to be sure that the walker is stable when sitting by itself, and not one that tips over easily. Some (different manufacturers) are pretty unstable (I sent them back). I have found it to be an excellent help and it makes my getting around (I have four (4) broken vertebrae in my back) -- easy. Good luck.
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No matter what I did the adapter constantly slipped, wobbled, and was unsteady I would hold the carrier down with one had while strolling... If you can take it back. Lower the back of your stroller so it is like a bassinet and depending on how young your child is use a snugglie, I actually use the infant cushion from our momma roo for our little guy.... He's getting bigger and I'm slowly propping him up more. Scratch the carrier and put your baby right in the stroller comfortably and safe.
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We have a 5 year old (40+) that regularly nudges one of the twins out and rides in it. We never used it with the car seat adapter since we had twins and a double snap and go for when they were tiny. But we found we took them out of the car seats and put them in the baby jogger by 7 months because they were too big to be comfy in car seats for long periods of time. I am certain that it can handle the weight if that is your concern. It is a great stroller.
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Yes I think this would be too small. We love this for airport travel b/c it is so light and compact. Also I can easily manage it in and out of the trunk for quick errands around town. However, our guy is a smaller 2year old and just under 30lbs. I find there is ample room in the seat for him, but not enough length in the straps to accommodate much more growth. Don't have any other suggestions. This is a stable stroller with great wheels - for the price I could not be happier.
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I actually just took my 38 lb and 25 lb boys for a 4 mile walk yesterday-I find that it's not hard to push but mine goes to the right so my arms get a workout trying to keep it straight! Otherwise it's not hard to push:)
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It pushes very easily, but if you are running on a gravel road that might be a really bumpy ride for the kids. Just walking it'd be perfect!
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Probably, it is light. I gave it to a 1-year-old, just beginning to walk, and it was just right. I would think an older child would want a sturdier stroller.
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Personally, I wouldn't recommend it, but to each their own. Just as Triplethreat suggested, it is about the ability to understand...occasionally I have to tell my 3 year old (that is 32 lbs) to be still. If she gets into the ride and starts to lean, it throws off my balance and can be quite dangerous going around turns (especially passing others on the trails.) Also, keep in mind other factors, such as things being kicked, or splashed up in their face, and them not being able to tell you. Just my opinion, but I would get an inclosed one until your kiddo is a bit older.
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It might be pushing it, or at the least it would not optimally fit. i am 6ft (200lbs), and there is only about 4.5in left in the seat post. Weight i do not think would be an issue since this is quite sturdy; however, I would suggest you contact Sole directly. They had answered a few questions for me with regards to their elliptical and treadmills in the past and they had been very helpful.
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I don't think this stroller works for a child who can't sit up on his/her own. It may have an attachment allowing you to use a baby carrier, but I'm not sure.
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I have used and ran with my stroller for about 2 years and have not had a problem with this, but my kids are on the small side, too.
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Yes it will; I have a 20 month old and a little boy who is almost 3. I see other comments that are negative but honestly I love this stroller. I have never had a problem with pushing it or it falling apart. Especially because of the price it's an amazing deal!
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I watched my pre-walking grandson use the handle to stabilize himself as he pulled himself up to stand up by holding the pushbar. He is not a heavy baby (17 lbs. when he got the wagon) Therefore, my answer would be "yes"; the wide base and lighter weight of a child would be the rationale. I hope this helps!
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It really depends on how heavy your kids are and the terrain you are pushing on. A total load under 50lbs on cement or indoors would be great. Also taking the wheels off and cleaning with a silicone spray helps them turn better. If you have heavier or older kids or plan on using this outside or crossing the park, In my experience, this stroller is not ideal. I sold this one and got the Ergo caboose. It meets our needs for out bigger taller boys. The rear air filled tires make a huge difference in mulch and grass and crossing roads and side walks.
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It has a weight restriction of no more than 35kg. I was running with my toddler when he was 3, it just gets a little harder. He is 4.5 now and I would still run with him in the stroller if I needed to, as he is only 15kg now!
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To be completely honest, for your situation I would say it would be too heavy and an annoyance. After its collapsed its not the easiest to move. It lays flat and that's the only way to carry it, so to get it on the bus may be a challenge. Otherwise it's a great stroller!