Osprey Poco LT Unisex Child Carrier Blue Sky - O/S

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Osprey utilizes a double halo harness with front facing arm loops as opposed to some harness systems that go over the child’s head to clip in. This harness design provides a snug and safe ride. An added benefit to the lightweight materials used on the Osprey Poco LT is your child should remain cool and well ventilated on a warm day. Take advantage of kids napping in the carrier. Ours always naps on hikes longer than 3 miles and often we try to time the hike so she gets a nap at the same time. The Poco LT materials are TUV-certified and made sustainably with bluesign®-approved materials and PFC-free DWR.

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Now that you’ve tested it, what would you have wanted to know before buying the Osprey Poco LT child carrier? Be happy and enthusiastic. Kids can read off your energy, so try to stay chipper even when you’re tired. Foot stirrups are not included in this version of the Poco. Stirrups are not necessary while your child is small but, as they grow, it is helpful for circulation and comfort to have foot stirrups for support. Minimum child age for use: 6 months (child must also weigh 16 lbs. and be able to sit up with head upright) About GO Outdoors Job Opportunities JD Sports Fashion PLC Modern Slavery Report GO Outdoors Partners Discover FreedomTry jogging or bouncing a bit as you walk. When our daughter gets tired of riding, I start to bounce and she laughs every single time. The Poco LT is slimmer and lighter than most other kid carriers. It cuts down on weight and allows you to transport it more easily. It has a UPF 50 sunshade to protect your kiddo and two spacious storage compartments for essentials.

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Keep kids interested in the hike by pointing out things on the trail. I point out animals, bugs, puppies, water, or really anything. Consider letting them walk at the beginning of the hike to get some wiggles out. Our child loves this, but I hate it since I want to “hit the trail.” However, she’s almost always happier on the hike if we let her roam for while before we start. The moms said they’d exclusively carry the LT, as it was comfier, smaller, and easier to put on while the child is in it. Additionally, it’s lighter in weight at 5.1 pounds compared to 7.9 pounds. Since those initial tests, my daughter Finola has grown to love the carrier (and just grown in general). When she sees it, she knows we’re going on an adventure. She’s getting bigger and heavier (25 pounds). And our hikes are often farther, as she is used to it and has a longer attention span.The Osprey Poco LT child carrier includes an adjustable torso with 6 inches of torso adjustments available. This will fit torso measurements of 15-21 inches. The torso adjustment mechanism on the Poco LT differs completely from the ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ mechanism featured on the Poco and Poco Plus models. This difference does not appear to limit the torso length or functionality, it just doesn’t have the same sturdy feel. The Poco LT uses velcro to secure the adjustment. The ease of changing the torso length is a wonderful feature but, the velcro can be a bit difficult to undo to move it up or down. Both my wife and I have been hiking with our daughter Finola since birth. She’s 2 years old now and loves hiking with us. That said, if we’re 6 miles into a hike, she’s as tired as we are, so we’ve learned a few things to keep her happy on the trail.

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Delivered Monday to Saturday 8am-8pm, excluding bank holidays. Once despatched you will receive updates from the courier. The Osprey Poco has a better coverage sun shade that includes side panels providing more sun protection and better nap effectivenessThe Poco Plus gets the adjustability nod as it has the “Fit-On-The-Fly” hipbelt. The “Fit-On-The-Fly” hipbelt on the Poco Plus includes extender fins that easily slide out to create a larger hipbelt. This really helps ensure the proper fit for bigger waistlines, about 36’’ or larger, and makes sure the weight is properly transferred to the hips and legs. Let’s take an in depth look at the similarities and differences between the Osprey Poco and Osprey Poco LT. The padding on the waistband is somewhat thin compared to competitors but adjusting it is simple and easy to do while moving. The forward-pull waist adjustment tightens easily. The strap attaches to the center of the belt, so it doesn't distribute the pressure as widely as some of the competition, so it doesn't support the load as well as it could. part of this service, you will also be signed up to receive occasional special offers and third-party