User Review: Deuter KangaKid

Deuter KangaKid
Above: The current KangaKid, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Max. Load Carried: 30 lbs
Height of Owner: 5"8"
Price Paid: $97

Looked at both this and the Kelty TC 2.0. Very similar and went with this one due to price at the time. Good storage options and well made. It doesn't come close to fitting me at 6"3" (neither did the Kelty's) but my wife says it is comfortable and she can get most of the weight centered on her hips (she's 5'8"). My 9-month-old at 22 pounds fits nicely and my 2 1/2 year old loved it, although he only got a quick walk around the house and my wife said it worked but he was probably over the limit for what she could handle for any length of time. She definitely thought the 9-month-old would be fine for walking around when a stroller wasn't with and the length of the walk longer then she could carry her for. Said it was an improvement over just carrying her. She also fit in fine, once the pack was adjusted to her particular body which took only took a few minutes initially. Will most likely last well beyond our daughter and go to a relative or be kept to make a good youth pack.

Where to Buy

Buy Online We found the KangaKid at 7 online stores:

StoreProduct DescriptionPrice

Campmor
Kangaroo Daypack/Child Carrier$109.00Buy Now

Moosejaw
2 purchase options:
KangaKid Sun-roof (Fall 2008)$25.00Buy Now
Kangakid Pack (Fall 2008)$129.00Buy Now

Backcountry.com
KangaKid Kid Carrier$128.95Buy Now

Altrec Outdoors
KangaKid Child Carrier$128.95Buy Now

RockCreek
Kangakid Child Carrier Pack$128.95Buy Now

Powderfin.com
KangaKid$129.00Buy Now

UpsideOver
Kangakid Convertible Daypack Child Carrier$129.00Buy Now

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