Osprey Poco Child Carrier - Expert Review [2022]

Hear from Lakshya, our Edinburgh store expert reviewing the Osprey Poco Child Carrier.
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Share the Adventure. With a sunshade, raincover and toy loops you’ll know that your adventurous passenger will be safe and sound in the Poco Child Carrier. Equipped with the same innovative suspended mesh backsystem as some of the hiking and backpacking packs, you’ll both be comfortable as you head to share the adventure.
The child safety harness, seat and foot stirrups are also adjustable to fit a wide range of child sizes, shapes and weights. Child safety is at the forefront of the design and this product has the TÜV GS safety certification to prove it. A trip with young children usually means carrying more gear and it's important to have essentials like biscuits & water bottles to hand.
The Poco backpack solves this with easy-to-access on the go mesh front pocket. We all like the sun, but especially as parents need to be aware of sun protection. The rapid deploy Poco Sun-Shade, with an UPF 22 rating protects your little cargo from harmful sun rays, making the perfect shaded spot for an afternoon nap.
When the weather takes a turn for the worse, deploy the integrated raincover to protect your little one from heavy rainfall. The Poco is also easy to fold away and store for when you've enjoyed your family day out and are ready to pack up and go.
Specification
Fabric: 210D Bluesign Nylon Diamond
Capacity: 20L
Sternum strap
Built in sunshade
TÜV GS Certified
Adjustable saddle
Dual mesh pockets
Emergency whistle
Grab handle on top
Integrated kickstand
Detachable raincover
Removable Drool Pad
Adjustable backsystem
Daylite series compatible
Spacious head clearance
Adjustable safety harness
Internal key attachment clip
Adjustable seat / foot stirrups
Hydraulics Reservoirs compatible
Dimensions: 71 x 40 x 45cm
Weight: 3490g

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Thank you so much!! Super helpful, plus it's the only time anybody acknowledged that to clip the two red clips that secure the "cockpit" is crazy hard. I had to really force it, and I'm not a big guy but I'm 5"10 and 180 pounds. I was nervous and kept not wanting to do it, because I was afraid I was going to break a brand new 350 pound purchase. But as Lakshya said, you just do it, and then leave it clipped. Though a small part of me wonders if the plastic clip will break from the pressure but as least it's fully "assembled" now and ready for it's first adventure! Lake District here we come!