Piggyback Rider

1934 E Camelback Road, 85016, Phoenix, United States
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4.55
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Piggyback Rider

The Piggyback Rider® is the last toddler carrier you will ever need. Our unique standing design is ideal parents to carry toddlers at theme parks, zoos, hiking and more. Order today & choose your free accessory! Ready, Set, Ride the Bar!

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Alex Buller
GB

Very convenient carrier for kids Very convenient carrier for kids. It stores small which is great. I wish it had an improved load distribution like some heavy duty backpacks to help take or distribute the load to the hips rather than just the shoulders.

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Me
GB

Bought it as a gift for nephew & his… Bought it as a gift for nephew & his new baby. Still too cold up actually take it outside, but they are looking forward to Spring. BTW, we learned of your product on “Innovation Nation.”

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Customer from Colorado
GB

Disappointed in the comfort level We bought this as a gift for our daughter, an active mother of an almost three-year-old toddler. She said it isn’t comfortable and it doesn’t feel good to wear it. She was going to try and adjust it some more. Our grandson liked it, but if it isn’t comfortable to wear, we don’t see our daughter using it. We are disappointed. ☹️

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David McArthur
CA

It’s a nice concept but needs refining It’s a nice concept but needs refining. My daughter is under the weight limit but when I took her out with it, it couldn’t support her weight and she ended up with the platform giving way. Considering the price, this was really disappointing. I ended up ditching it and carrying her on my shoulders.

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Michal
CA

Great after thorough adjusting We used the Piggyback Rider + the waist belt on our roundtrip in Newfoundland and Tatra mountains in the Slovakia and it worked very nice. Note that you really have to take the time to adjust everything exactly to your size, otherwise, it can be quite painful experience. But assuming you did it right, it's a great way to travel even in very hard terrain (like a mountain slope full of large wiggly rocks) with your little one.

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