Are the height (33" min) and weight (33 lb min) guidelines the same for backless or highback modes? This does convert between the two right?
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Yes, I'm pretty sure it is for both backless and highback. You can take off the back to this and make it just a booster with the seat. It is easy to take the back off.
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http://www.ourbabyourworld.com/assets/images/default/kobuk_booster_car_seat_instruction_manual.pdf Here is a copy of the manual. The size requirements are the same for just the base, and with the back. Some boosters are not. I have two types of boosters, and my other boosters I noticed have different requirements for just the base, and with the back.
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That's what I could grasp from reading different sources on the internet. I have a 86205 and I'm very happy with it. 2 months and counting. I'm a big guy - 6'5 and 230lbs. No sign of sagging or ruining the seat or back. Working from home almost on a daily basis and the chair is comfortable to spend all day in it.
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33 inches. It's great for camping if your camping out of your vehicle our have your vehicle near by but I wouldn't recommend it for a long back packing trip. It's too round and awkward to attach to your back back. Good luck.
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Hello there. I am male, 5' 10" tall, and weigh 142 lbs (sorry for using US measurements). I am very skinny and have a "bad" back for many years. However, I found the BackJoy (the higher version) to be completely useless. Great concept, poor execution: it's simply too small. The lumbar support portion does not come up high enough and the upper thigh portion is too short and too narrow. Sitting on the BackJoy requires you to remain in a single position. I wish it were otherwise, but this product did not perform as otherwise. I don't know what the solution is to uncomfortable chairs except having an up-scale chair that, sadly, costs a few hundred dollars. Hello there. I am male, 5' 10" tall, and weigh 142 lbs (sorry for using US measurements). I am very skinny and have a "bad" back for many years. However, I found the BackJoy (the higher version) to be completely useless. Great concept, poor execution: it's simply too small. The lumbar support portion does not come up high enough and the upper thigh portion is too short and too narrow. Sitting on the BackJoy requires you to remain in a single position. I wish it were otherwise, but this product did not perform as otherwise. I don't know what the solution is to uncomfortable... » Read More Hello there. I am male, 5' 10" tall, and weigh 142 lbs (sorry for using US measurements). I am very skinny and have a "bad" back for many years. However, I found the BackJoy (the higher version) to be completely useless. Great concept, poor execution: it's simply too small. The lumbar support portion does not come up high enough and the upper thigh portion is too short and too narrow. Sitting on the BackJoy requires you to remain in a single position. I wish it were otherwise, but this product did not perform as otherwise. I don't know what the solution is to uncomfortable chairs except having an up-scale chair that, sadly, costs a few hundred dollars. « Show Less
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According to the BackJoy packaging on mine, the Mini is for youth weighing 70 to 120 lb. Customer Service at BackJoy told me that the mini is also used by very slender people, usually Asians. At your slender weight, you could use the Mini if you wanted to.
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it is 33 in hi. maybe if suitcase wide enough and deep enough you could turn it to fit. it is easy to carry like a cane and since dark dull bronze with black seat, suitable for man as well as woman. I gave mine as a gift so I am assuming the 33 hi in ad is accurate.why not call drive medical and ask them?hope this helps
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My twins are 35 and 30 lbs and it works fine. I would call mountain buggy just to be sure. The max load on their site states 79lb
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I was 325 when I purchased the bike and it handled my weight quite well. What I like about it was the fact that you had your back supported the whole time. I would make the assumption that it should be okay for you. The adjustable seat is nice. The only thing that I feel it was missing was an integral fan, but we solved that problem by getting a small 4" clamp on type that we attach to the handles.
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You use the back tether, just not the lower anchors. The weight limit refers to the lower anchors.
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John if your asking about the universal back rest,it has height adjustment up and down your thrown post, plus some additional (3in) on the back rest itself. As for weight they didn"t give a spec for that, but i think it can handle alot. the throne is a separate entity. usually they give the specs for those. the universal back rest is a nice piece of hardware. I think it will fasten to most throwns. hope this helps...
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Height limit, I'm not sure. I guess any height is fine as long as your feet touch the ground when the bike is still. As far as weight, I am 220lbs, and the performance is okay (19 to 20mph on flat surface). Weight will affect overall speed, as do hills and range/distances between battery recharges.
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Tough question. I am running 285 and know that 295 will fit, which is a 33. I personally wouldn't run anything bigger without an actual lift kit, unless you are willing to deal with rubbing.
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I believe it is 300/350 lbs. I'm a big guy and have no problems. Great value.
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I'm not a great source for an answer on this unfortunately; I would check to see if there are specs available on the shwinn site in regard to weight since I don't think you can find that on amazon. I will say if you are much taller than 5'10" you may find it too short. I believe there is a version with larger wheels if you're tall. Sorry I'm not much help=(
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Under the Product Description it indicates : *Maximum recommended weight is 33 pounds
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I am 6ft4in 210lbs and it supports me very well. I love it. I use it almost every other day. Definitely will take your height. The weight capacity should be good for almost any weight I would assume. It's well balanced. I do dips with added weight of 25lb usually. Hope that helps.
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For this version (EP-550) the manufacturer says 300 lbs is the limit. As others have said, this is a very solid piece of equipment - in fact, it is UL certified which, as I understand it, meets a very stringent standard for construction. If you are 300 lbs or less, you should be fine.