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 everythi... See more
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Great product and fast shipping! The actual piggyback rider is amazing, I have a 2 year old who loves it and I can carry him all day without any issues or discomfort! I highly recommend it, it just... See more
This was a Father's Day present - (given to me weeks early because my wife couldn't wait to introduce our granddaughter to the joys of hiking). She (2 1/2 year old granddaughter) loved the combined... See more
My daughter is at the upper end of the weight capacity, she is 4 but not ready to tackle full hikes yet. The pack part is comfortable even with 38lbs riding. I really like that she is right in my ear... See more
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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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1934 E Camelback Road, 85016, Phoenix, United States
- 301-541-3744
- info@piggybackrider.com
- piggybackrider.com
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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.
25 October 2018
Unprompted review
Disney Trip
We used it when we went to Disney. My younger two kids were 4 and just about 6 years old. Walking around the parks they were able to see everything and it came in very handy when watching shows. My only issue was that it created fights because they both wanted to ride and not wait their turn. I liked how it strapped the kids in but also gave them some flexibility.
25 October 2018
Unprompted review
The concept and product are good
The concept and product are good. It is way over priced for what you get.
25 October 2018
Unprompted review
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.
25 October 2018
Unprompted review
I love it my little one loves it.🙂
25 October 2018
Unprompted review
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