User Review: Deuter Kid Comfort II

Deuter Kid Comfort II
Above: The current Kid Comfort II, which may differ slightly from the version reviewed.

Rating: rated 5 of 5 stars
Max. Load Carried: 18kg
Height of Owner: 180cm

Have just finished backpacking around Europe with 4 kids - youngest is 2 and weighs 12 kg. We did heaps of walking and hikes. Stayed backpackers and did Eurail.

The 2 year old spent every day for at least 4 to 6 hours in the backpack
The backpack was excellent.
Very very comfortable for both Josh and Me.
My husband carried a normal backpack with our clothes and I carried Josh, nappy pack, rain coats.

The hydration pack area made a great place for pass ports, camera cards and cards. It felt very safe because you could loop the zip over the buckle and it was very difficult to see that it was a pocket.

Josh still gets excited when I use it for walks back at home. I thought he would have been well and truly sick of it by now,

I think he has at least 1 -2 years left to use it. (3-4 years)

The two pockets are excellent.
The frame stand was used a lot.
He had no trouble falling asleep in it.
The mesh pockets are great for tissues and drink bottles or snacks.

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Where to Buy

Buy Online We found the Kid Comfort II at 7 online stores:

StoreProduct DescriptionPrice

Backcountry.com
Kid Comfort II$218.95Buy Now

Moosejaw
Kid Comfort II Pack$219.00Buy Now

Altrec Outdoors
Kid Comfort II Child Carrier$218.95Buy Now

REI
Kid Comfort II Child Carrier$219.00Buy Now

RockCreek
Kid Comfort II Child Carrier Pack$218.95Buy Now

Tahoe Mountain Sports
Kid Comfort II Child Carrier$238.95Buy Now

US Outdoor Store
Kid Comfort 2 Child Carrer - Cranberry / Anthracite$219.00Buy Now

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