Kelty Kangaroo

Pros: Truly comfortable for the baby and the wearer; durable.

Cons: Velcro leg attachments can rub baby's legs.

Review: The Kelty K.I.D.S. Kangaroo pack is WONDERFUL! The pack is truly comfortable to wear for long periods of time and my son loves it. He is thrilled to be carried all over and does not fuss while in it. He is even comfortable enough to fall...

Pros: Sturdy and Light--FIT FIT FIT!!!

Cons: Can be complicated to adjust

The Bottom Line: If you're frustrated about poor fitting frame carriers, get this one! Short folks, rejoice!

Review: I am in love with this carrier! I'll start with a little backstory (pun fully intended): I feel very strongly that babies should be carried as much as possible. And I have a rather nasty hip injury from a car accident. Enter (finally!) the Base Camp! ...

Pros: ease of use; neat design features

Cons: the bib can be a lot larger, but you can easily make your own

Review: I purchased the Kelty Kangaroo carrier when Ewan was born. He was only 6lbs 4 oz, so we waited til he was a few weeks old and 2 pounds heavier.

This is the best baby purchase we have made. I personally HATE strollers as they are so hard to...

Pros: comfortable and very stable

Cons: on the bulky side, awkward for naps

The Bottom Line: very safe and comfortable

Review: several months ago, when our daughter was still a newborn, i took our 100 lb chesapeake bay retriever for a walk w/ our daughter in the kangaroo. i met up with some girlfriends for coffee. we fastened my dogs leash to one of the chairs. the friend who...

Pros: Puts the weight on your hips, not back

Cons: pricey

The Bottom Line: The best infant front-pack I have seen or used.

Review: Our Kangaroo Pack made the difference between a good summer and frustration last year. When our first baby was born, we had a hand-me-down front pack (manufacturer's name mercifully lost in oblivion) which was absolute torture to wear for more than a few...

Pros: Easy to put on, the baby loves it and often falls asleep in it!

Cons: Bulky, hard to store compactly.

Review: We bought this online at REI.com for about $100- it was on sale at the time. Our son is about 17 pounds- 7 months old and he loves it! We've been using it since he was 5 months old, for short hikes through the hills and also where strollers aren't ...

Pros: comfort, able to lay baby down without pulling them out of a pack

Cons: quite a lot of straps, takes a minute or two to put it on

Review: I am currently using this pack with my 3rd baby. Even though it takes a while to figure out all the straps it is the most comfortable pack I have used. It is the only one I know of that when your baby falls asleep you can quietly detach the baby, all ...

Pros: - nice storage pack for the necessities - comfortable for long periods of time

Cons: - the velcro straps around the baby's legs can rub

Review: LOVE THIS PACK!! With my oldest son, I had a different pack and found it extremely awkward to use. It was difficult to get him in or out, and if he fell asleep, he was definitely in there until he awoke. With the Kelty pack, that I borrowed from a ...

Pros: Lightweight, keeps baby close to mommy, keeps mommy's hands free to deal with siblings.

Cons: Bib is too small. Can be hard to put on alone. Instructions not detailed enough.

The Bottom Line: I would definitely buy this product again. It is comfortable for parent and baby and withstands a lot of use and abuse.

Review: I bought this carrier after my baby started to get wiggly in the NoJo Sling.

I did try some cheaper carriers, and being a large person they all seemed to tight and they dug into my shoulders.

This carrier distributes the weight...

Pros: easy to use and put on

Cons: kid gets bigger and heavier:)

The Bottom Line: For everyone who loves to take care infants and go for walks, get it and find out how easy it is to use for yourself.

Review: This is too cool. I used this for both of my kids ( they are a bit older now...but I did use one )
I prefer this brand over the others for many reasons and the first being comfort. I found that this is much more comfortable than the other name...