LittleLife Adventurer S2 Child Carrier | Baby Carrier

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The new-and-improved head support was a hit with our tester’s son who had no problem falling to sleep while in the seat. and a surprisingly large amount of storage under his bottom in the space behind the kick stand, in which we just leave two spares nappies and a pack of wipes for an even swifter exit.

All of our carriers and accessories have been designed so that both parent and baby are as comfortable as possible on their new adventures. It is certainly more supportive than a front carrier and distributes the weight equally so that your back is not under strain. It’s supremely light but could benefit from a little more padding to make it more comfortable for longer walks.It's the perfect upgrade from a push chair when you want to venture further without feeling restricted or uncomfortable. The story goes that Cobham and his staff then moved into their thirties, started families and subsequently began designing high-performance equipment that would enable them to continue hill walking and trekking. And the Adventure carrier adjusts perfectly to my proportions, but my husband, who is a lean 6’4, finds it really comfy too – even though the spec says it’s suitable for people up to 6’2 in height.

All unwanted items must be new and unused, and with original labels attached, along with all receipts / proof of purchase. This has definitely helped me when dealing with two children on my own, as it leaves me hands-free and secure. Instead of needing to be fastened in front of the child when they are in the seat – a common but unpopular feature on other backpacks – the Littlelife Adventurer S2 goes over the child’s shoulders first and is then secured at the sides, making everybody’s lives easier.The shoulder straps and hipbelt both feature plenty of padding with mesh layered on top to relieve pressure. Borrowing more than you can afford or paying late may negatively impact your financial status and ability to obtain credit. This adjustability allows both taller and shorter users to wear the pack on the same day with just a few small adjustments. The lightweight aluminium poles fit into pockets on the sides of the child carrier during assembly and fold down to fit into the convenient storage bag when not in use.

Saying that, my only (incredibly minor) niggle with the product is that the main clip that holds my son in is located in front of his belly. The carrier was easy to figure out, but providing clearer and more in depth instructions would ease your mind.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. A family run business for over 25 years, we are situated 1 mile from Junction 24 on the M62 in West Yorkshire in the town of Elland in Calderdale. Founded by keen traveller Mark Cobham in the 1980s following an accident while trekking in Zanzibar, Cobham realised there was a gap in the market for specialised travel first aid kits – and LifeSystems was born.

I have purchased the transporter bag for it, and when I’m not using it, it stays in the boot of my car, using little space, and the bag means it is protected from any dirt.It is simple to use and there were no fiddly bits or struggling to get him in it and then me to wear it. They have them available in various designs to suit any child’s personality, including ladybirds, bees, the Gruffalo, unicorns, turtles, dinosaurs, clownfish and butterflies.