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Anyone have any experience with or recommendations for a good child carrier pack? Thanks
Nick
Child carrier backpack
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I have the one made by REI; I think it's called the Piggy Back. It has been a very nice pack. It has a comfortable suspension, a decent-sized pack for carrying stuff (other than the kid), a rear view mirror that stuffs in a pocket (so you can look back and see the kid). It is also hydration ready. I've carried about 30 pounds in it without a problem.
My son is 18 months old now, and is tall for an 18 month old, and he still fits in it. He likes going out for a hike in it. He fell asleep a couple times, so it must be pretty comfortable.
My son is 18 months old now, and is tall for an 18 month old, and he still fits in it. He likes going out for a hike in it. He fell asleep a couple times, so it must be pretty comfortable.
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Re: Child carrier backpack
In response to nickfraley's reply:
Remember to check craigslist - they always have a few for sale.
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/search/ss ... maxAsk=max
Remember to check craigslist - they always have a few for sale.
http://phoenix.craigslist.org/search/ss ... maxAsk=max
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