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This top-of-the-line trail-based carrier has a unique five-point, adjustable child's harness for your youngster. This pack is easy to use and comfortable for parents and children and comes with patented technology.
Features:
- Under-seat storage
- Padded adjustable-height child's seat
- Toy loops
- Carry/lift handles
- 50-pound weight limit
- Removable, washable cockpit pad
- Zip-off diaper bag with shoulder straps
- Lightweight aluminum frame
- 3M reflective tape
- GPS/cell phone pocket
- Sliding backpanel torso-length adjustment
- Two-layer, padded and contoured waistbelt
- Curved, padded shoulder straps
- Padded backpanel
- Waist belt storage pocket
- Load-lifter straps
- Sternum strap
- Scherer Cinch waistbelt system
- Auto-deploy kickstand
- Five-point, adjustable child's harness
- No-pinch hinges
- Made of 600D poly / brushed nylon
- Dimensions: 19"L x 15"W x 30"H
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Technical Details
- Parent torso fit range: 12-20- Auto-deploy kickstand
- Five-point adjustable child's harness
- No-Pinch hinges (US Patent 5,626,271
- SunRain hood included (US Patent 5,609,279
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By Myszka (Blacksburg,VA)
We enjoyed this carrier and so did our baby . It's comfortable and adjustable so your back won't hurt..... I gave it 4 stars because the side of that backpack didn't really support her head when she fell asleep in it. I had to roll my sweater and put it inside the carrier and actually hold it because while we were hiking her head just moved from side to side. It's not a big deal and I'm still really happy with it and I would recommend it for anyone -- just make sure that you go hiking when your baby is not ready for nap =)
By Richard Wilson
I love this pack, but the first two/three times I used this to carry my 20lbs son, it felt a bit wobbly. The pictures in the ownern's manual are a bit 1-dimensional so it took some looking at the picture, then back at the pack, and so forth. All in all, it is a great pack and worth every penny we spent. I wouldn't recommend carrying more than just your child, unless you are used to carrying heavy packs around.
By J. Finch (N. Chili, NY)
the Kelty 3.0 is just fantastic! I purchased it for an upcoming vacation in the Adirondacks where my husband and I want to take our baby hiking with us. He is 8months old and sometimes we take him for walks in it, instead of using the stroller. It's a new view for him, he's high up like we are, and in this, he isn't in the 'sitting' position, so it's a nice change for him in that way too. It's totally cmfortable for him and for us too. My husband is 6.2' and I'm 5'2, and it's completely and easily adjustable.
By A. Dunn (Cape Cod, MA)
Hubby uses it all the time. It adjusts to both us and our little one now 1 loves it! Its worth the money.
By Michael B. Sullivan (Cincinnati, OH)
We used this pack on a two-week tour of western Turkey. Although our 25-pound 2-year-old wanted to run around unencumbered much of the time, whenever we were able to coax her into this pack, life got much easier. The pack distributed the weight reasonably well, though we thought it should have done a better job of shifting weight to our hips. No amount of adjustment seemed to do the trick there. The kickstand worked just as we needed it to, and made a world of difference any time a person needed to hoist the loaded pack without assistance. The zip-on minipack up top is a great addition. I was worried that it would shift weight too far up and back from the wearer, but we never noticed whether it was zipped on or being carried by someone else in the group. We tended to put heavier things (like water bottles and sunscreen) in the pouch at the base of the pack. The mirror came in handy on several occasions, which was surprising given how stupid it looks. There were times when it was useful for the wearer to be able to see if the child was asleep or merely quiescent, and the mirror did the job well enough. The hip pouch - which we used to carry a pacifier - was tremendously handy, but it is the only pouch that the wearer can easily reach and it is not large enough to hold much of significance. I would have appreciated more features accessible by the wearer. Too much of this pack depends on having a second adult nearby to assist, hence the 4/5 (rather than 5/5) rating. It should be noted that although the pack is really bulky (and, hence, a little scary in tightly-confined stores with lots of breakables), the same places where the pack was a tight fit were precisely the places where it came in super-handy, because it kept our toddler from trundling off and doing damage in places where there was an awful lot that could be quickly destroyed.
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