deuter Kangakid

Pros: Small size, comfortable for baby and wearer

Cons: no stirrups, one color, small sun shade

The Bottom Line: Great hidden small child carrier built into a back pack. Very comfortable to wear even for long day hikes. Only drawbacks are no stirrups and low weight limit.

Review: We bought the Deuter Kangakid Baby carrier (2007) for its small size and design. The carrier, when zipped up without baby in it, looks like a regular medium sized back pack. With one quick zip, the pack opens up to reveal a child carrier with...

Pros: Great construction, comfortable, lightweight, compact, good storage, good for shorter torso/smaller body frames.

Cons: Design is difficult to get pack stabilized and on with baby inside. No sunshade available.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommend this pack for many reasons ** but caution that no stand = difficult to get on and off with the weight your baby inside. Takes strength & practice.

Review: I just tried out this backpack / kid carrier by Deuter (a trusted manufacturer of hiking gear) and while I like it a lot when it is on and I am hiking, I have mixed feelings about it.

Positives: Good construction, lightweight, very good...

Pros: Versatile, comfortable (within limits), storage, number of compartments, great looking, makes the baby HAPPY!

Cons: Can't reach compartments when pack is on, not ideal for long or strenuous hikes

The Bottom Line: Brilliant pack fills a great niche. For the right family, it can be an invaluable piece of equipment. Versatile, no-hassle, awesome design.

Review: I bought this backpack because we are a family that is always moving. Either hiking, walking, shopping, or travelling, I loved the idea that I could keep all the baby's gear (and mine) together in a great-looking backpack and eliminate the need for...

Review: che product for the serious beer snob since it doesn t have the gimmicky taste of other microbrews of the style. But then again it s easy to drink and easy to digest so maybe the everyday drinker could appreciate it. Either way, it s worth taking a...