Description
Get ready for big outings.
- Soft, supportive shoulder straps have strategically-placed ventilating holes and mesh contact surfaces
- Adjustable hip-belt helps accommodate a load that just getting heavier (no, we're not talking about the diaper)
- Padded, ventilated child harness adjusts easily to hold your kid securely
- Framing around your child is fully padded, with extra padding behind the head, for comfort and protection
- Reversible drool pad is removable and washable
- Stirrups adjust as your child grows
- Hydration sleeve behind back panel ensures you get the fluids you need (reservoir not included)
- Built-in sunshade lets you tackle sunny trails without worries
- Large lower compartment holds diapers, jackets, and bulky items; padded changing pad included
- Cell phone pocket on shoulder strap and hip-belt pockets give you on-the-go access to essentials
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Levie125
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This pack is outstanding and there is only one feature that needs tweaking. The zipper on the lower compartment is a little hard to pull in either direction. Besides this minor complaint this pack has allowed me to get "out" more with my son. The pack seems really comfortable and he usually takes naps everytime we go out. I have put about 30 miles of hiking through the mountains of southern AZ on it with no signs of wear and tear even around the stirrups. I have even used the sun shad as an impromptu changing pad when I forgot my son's pad.
Never Stop Adventuring!
Jocie
Member since
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift, but have feedback to share
This carrier covers everything! From a hidden sun shade to stirrups for your little one's feet, the basis are covered! My favorite part is the ease of adjust-ability. My sister is tiny but she can wear this pack and hand it off to her husband. As always, Osprey quality and lifetime warranty!
Poco Series Child Carriers
Zach Parrott
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Wonderful
hex3562265
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Bottom line- comfortable for the kid (she falls asleep in it), comfortable for the mule for a long haul, and easy to adjust on the fly .
We've had it for several months now- it's our go-to baby carrier for when it's too hot to use the Ergo or baby wrap (we live in Thailand). It's been on long hikes, an elephant ride, and a trip in a dugout canoe.
While they sell a rain cover for this, I've been impressed that the sun shade alone kept the tot dry through a tropical downpour for about five minutes. Not sure how it would handle a longer duration (parts of the shade are mesh) but if you just need something while you sprint to shelter you can probably skip the rain cover.
Second fun fact- the shoulder load adjustment buckles are within the passenger's reach, which can lead to some holy $#!T moments when she loosens one. She'll learn not to, can't really ding the pack on that.
BEST Pack!!
erin_s_mil1939517
Member since
We could not be happier with this! Love the hip belt that adjusts easily & the sun shade on the Plus version is worth the money! We?ve forgotten her hat & come across winds that have been alleviated with the shade.
We do a lot of berry picking too & the bending over has been fine with the pack. Our little 1 year old LOVES it too! She?s content, as we have kept her sitting up pretty high in it, with the adjustments & she loves being able to fully be part of our treks. We?ve even taken her to a wedding in this! Airport also was a blessing to have this! No dirty looks from people getting mad that the stroller is taking up so much room & is in the way. We can walk fast, keep our pace & haven?t missed using the stroller once! The storage is perfect, just the right amount for our gear as well as her light items.
Definitely worth the price & we have been super happy with it! Oh and it cleans up so well! Blackberries our little one smeared on the strap- came right off! I was shocked, as in typical attire it?s a job to get out.
after much research...
jasharratt885079
Member since
my husband and i have been searching for a baby carrier to take our little one hiking for months now. we have stopped people on trails, borrowed friends and family's carriers to test them out, yet could not find one that could fit both of our frames (my husband is broad shouldered, 6'3" and i am smaller up top and only 5'4"). not only does this carrier adjust to our height difference, but the hip belt can also fit both of us (which you need with a baby and full pack)! plus the frame around the baby and harness are so nice, not just something you snap in, but it really keeps the baby in place! we went with the plus instead of the premium only because the difference we saw was the extra day pack, we do not need that additional piece. the premium also comes with a diaper pad for changing, but we have plenty of those as well! by far the best purchase we have made thus far as new parents!! great work on the osprey!
