| Deuter Kid Comfort II | 
| Colors: | 
Cranberry/Anthracite | 
Storm/Anthracite |
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| Brand: Deuter
Category: Sports
Department: unisex-adult
Buy Used: $204.99 - $219.99
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Sales Rank: 28,538
Fabric Type: Super-Polytex
Media: Misc.
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
MPN: 3651753600
ASIN: B000NHZE92
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| Features:
| • | Capacity: 1000 cu. in. | | • | Fabric: Super-Polytex | | • | Torso: 14" - 21" | | • | Weight: 5 lbs oz 13 oz | | • | 3M reflector |
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Product Description
Deuter's Kid Comfort II Child Carrier includes an easily adjustable seat and suspension to keep you and you kid incredibly comfortable during long days on the trail or in the park. By combining a five-point harness with a height-adjustable seat, Deuter ensures an ultra-comfortable ride for your little one. The Kid Comfort II Child Carrier's well-padded shoulder straps and waist-belt provide plenty of support to help you carry your kid and all the daily essentials you can pack into the 1100cu inches of cargo space.
Product Features- Material: Nylon
- Suspension: Padded shoulder straps and waist-belt
- Torso Adjustment: Yes
- Storage Capacity: 1100cu in (18L)
- Recommended Child Weight: 48lb 6oz (22kg)
- Sun / Rain Hood: Available separately
- Weight: 6lb 1oz (7853g)
- Recommended Use: Hiking with your child
- Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Year
- Country of Origin: Vietnam
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| Customer Reviews:
so comfortable! March 23, 2010
Seastar (Georgia)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I bought this backpack when my daughter became too big to front carry at 8 months old. I wanted something really comfortable for her and me, and with features like a sun/rain shade so we could get a lot of use out of it. After reading tons of reviews on various styles and brands - Ergo, Kelty, REI, etc, I chose this one. It was more than I had planned to spend but has been well worth it. What sold me was how adjustable the pack is for the wearer - I'm 5'2" with a short torso, and I wanted a really good fit for me, but the ability to easily adjust it for my husband to use, as well. Also, some other styles don't have as comfortable of a seat for the child - this one is wider, easy to adjust, and even with the shade, my daughter has a great view. Other positives: it's easy to get her in and out of the pack, she seems to enjoy being in it - always eventually falls asleep and is well supported when she does, and there's tons of storage. I only wish it had some sort of footrest for her. We use the pack both for 20 min walks to the mailbox and for day hiking in the mountains. I find it so comfortable that my husband hasn't even gotten to use it yet because I can so easily carry our daughter for hours at a time in it.
Nothing else compares! June 19, 2009
Adrienne Jensen (Salt Lake City, UT USA)
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
If you took all the good things about all the other kid-carrying backpacks and put them into one pack, it would be this one. I spent so very many hours researching these things before we made the big purchase. We live in Salt Lake, a hiker's paradise, and these backpacks are no small decision--comfort is a big deal and so is convenience. In all of my product research, I couldn't find another pack that has all the features that were important to me: storage (plenty of it and it's great), good reviews, comfort for the child, comfort for the adult, easy adjustability for two adults, a built-in water reservoir, and a reasonable sunshade. What is up with Kelty blocking the kid's view with that ridiculous shade??? I don't know about the rest of you but I take my kid into the mountains so she can see and appreciate nature.
We have also used this in DC and Manhattan and the previous reviewer was right--this is WAY better on the streets and on the subway than a stroller. We know. We tried the stroller thing on a different trip.
Anyway, my daughter has been riding in this since she was about eight months old and she's now two. We couldn't love it anymore. Oh, and everywhere I go I get compliments on it and people ask where I got it. That's because REI only carries Kelty and...well, REI brand.
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