XY Child Bike Seat Accessory Rain Cover Four Seasons Universal

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It was entirely too short for Little T (who is fairly tall for being newly 3) and did almost nothing to keep the cover away from his face. Performance Cycling Limited FRN: 720557 trading as Tredz are authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. And product recommendation is, controversially to say the least, not allowed on stack exchange (but I'd love a link if they exist).

Even though I didn’t have the GSD yet at the time, my kids were being watched by a friend of mine who often had to put Little T in a kid seat on the back of her Metrofiets and she was interested to see if the Maruto cover would work better than her stroller rain cover hack. An FOI request to your local council about whether they've done an Equality Impact Assessment on them could be enough to trigger them being removed. The easy folding and small package of the Maruto also demonstrate a big weakness for use with US seats: it lacks a frame or any sort of stiffness. I'm not a scientist but she gets cold easily and my parental instinct is that even partial cover/protection of the face would reduce wind-chill noticeably. With this version the canopy doesn’t push back into the passenger’s face and the cover stays pretty nicely in place, even on fast downhill stretches.I’ve been through a variety of rainy commutes with the cover now and I’m happy to report that the performance is really good. Automotives) Limited offers credit products from Secure Trust Bank PLC trading as V12 Retail Finance and Klarna. There’s a zipper in the front that lets you hand things to the child (or in the case of my son, lets the child push beg buttons for crossing the street) and a long one down the left side that lets you open up the cover for taking the child in and out.

If so, I might try to source a couple with the wings as I have two kids (4 and 2) and I can’t imagine the piping hack would work with both seats? OK, so now we’ve gone through kind of a lot of effort to get it set up and we know it works in the wind, but what about the rain?To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. The Hamax poncho protects against rain and the wind, ensuring your child stays dry and comfortable at all times – yet the waterproof and windproof nylon material remains breathable. Children are thrilled to ride in their own personal “tent” when the conditions might otherwise make them obstinate or cranky. I now clarified in the OP that the main objective is to protect the child's face, as clothing will look after the rest.

There’s also the issue that kids get cold much more easily when they are exposed, so in addition to the rain gear I have to worry more about insulating layers as well (and taking them off inside the boat, ugh). You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Credit and debit card refunds must be made to the card used for the original transaction, cheque payments will be refunded in cash but due to banking restrictions can only be refunded at least 14 days after the original purchase date. There’s also a couple of straps to attach the cover to the seat and a cinch cord in the back at the bottom to tighten the cover down around the bottom of the seat. I knew it wasn’t going to be completely adequate but I thought maybe it would make a good interim solution while I worked on something else.From that I think I can infer that overall he prefers riding in the Jr seat but that he appreciates the protection from wind and rain that he gets from the Maruto cover enough to make it worth riding in the Yepp if it’s rainy or cold.

My child is too big for a Thule RideAlong Mini Windscreen - it's a product intended for a seat for smaller children, sat between the rider's arms. unfortunately, there aren’t really any ready made canopies for longtails or midtails and unlike the makers of box bikes (who have at least mostly figured out that this is a feature families consider important) the manufacturers of longtails and midtails don’t seem to be interested in coming up with solutions. And others have done things like construct canopies out of old tents, used WeeHoo covers, or put stroller covers on Yepp seats.Note, this is just one solution I thought about after posting the OP, this is still only a concept so I would love all opinions/suggestions in comments. I concluded I needed to make something more substantial and the most obvious material for that was PVC. Please be patient with us as we need to receive this confirmation from the suppliers before we can process your request for a replacement/refund. We are a credit broker not a lender – credit is subject to status and affordability and is provided by Mitsubishi HC Capital UK PLC.