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Osprey Poco Plus

rated 5.0 of 5 stars
photo: Osprey Poco Plus child carrier frame

Our little guys loved going on adventures last year in it at six months old. And we've already gotten out a few times this late winter/early spring with our now 18 month old. He LOVES being in the pack and it makes getting around with him a ton easier.

Pros

  • Easy fit and adjustment
  • Great storage
  • Sunshade for your passenger is awesome bonus

Cons

  • The bottom storage compartment requires the 'foot' of the pack to be opened. Not a big deal, just have to remember your backside sticks out more.

This will be season two for our Poco Plus. Our little guys loved going on adventures last year in it at six months old. And we've already gotten out a few times this late winter/early spring with our now 18-month-old. He LOVES being in the pack and it makes getting around with him a ton easier. He's about 30 pounds and you'd never know it with a pack that fits exactly like a backpacking pack.  

If you know how to fit yourself for a pack, then this one is SUPER easy. It's amazingly adjustable so my wife and I can swap carrying duty and in under a minute we can have the pack readjusted to fit either on of us. The storage compartments on the pack also let us ditch the diaper bag and carry all of his supplies for the day right in the pack.

The stroller will be tucked in the basement this spring/summer!

Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $260

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The Poco Plus replaced the Osprey Poco Premium.

Specs

Price MSRP: $330.00
Current Retail: $239.93-$395.00
Historic Range: $103.73-$395.00
Reviewers Paid: $260.00
Weight 7.89 lbs
Volume 1587 cu in / 26 L
Dimensions 28.74 z 15.75 z 18.9 in
Load Range 23.89 - 48.5 lbs
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