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ULTIMATE COMFORT FOR PARENTS & KIDS:Experience effortless outings with our ergonomically designed carrier that evenly distributes your child’s weight, reducing neck and shoulder strain for longer, more enjoyable walks
SAFE EXPLORATION GUARANTEED:Keep your little explorer secure and comfortable with adjustable waist and leg straps. The supportive, breathable backrest allows airflow to keep your child cool and comfortable, ensuring they sit upright as they safely discover the world around them
LIGHTWEIGHT, BUILT FOR STRENGTH:Weighing only 1.3 kg (3.5 lbs), the Wipha Shoulder Carrier is crafted from ultra-light aluminum, making it easy to carry without sacrificing strength. Designed to support up to 40 lbs, it’s the perfect companion for long, comfortable adventures
PROFESSIONALLY CERTIFIED FOR SAFETY:Your child’s safety is our priority. The Wipha Shoulder Carrier has passed rigorous TUV safety standard tests and holds professional certifications, providing reliable quality and peace of mind for every family adventure
PORTABLE & EASY TO STORE:Designed to fold like a laptop, the Wipha Shoulder Carrier is incredibly easy to transport and store. Perfect for spontaneous trips and everyday use, making every adventure hassle-free

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Reviewer: CPalmer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Love it!
Review: This was a gift for my son. He loves it. He says it’s sturdy and both he and the baby are comfortable while they are out and about.
Reviewer: Stefan
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Awesome product
Review: Love itt
Reviewer: Brian
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Disappointed, no sun visor
Review: Works great, but doesn’t come with sun visor like pictured. Disappointed.
Reviewer: smilingreed
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Hard to adjust
Review: The seat for the child is small and tilt upward so it was hard for the child to sit.The most confusing part is that in the instruction number 3 says adjust the fitting position of the shoulder according to the height of the parents (the tall person pastes it upward , otherwise paste it downward ) and tighten the belt so that the lumbar support is above the rear hip . Please pay attention to this adjustment . However I found no such thing that you can paste up or down. The part in the #2 of the picture of the instructions doesn’t move .Also the backrest for the child is very hard to open and close as it locks every 5 – 10 degreesLast but not the least . I found it impossible to insert the legs of the sunshade.Returned
Reviewer: Elle
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not for me
Review: Not really a fan of this carrier. It’s big and bulky. It definitely takes the pressure of your back and distributes it better, but it’s just not that comfortable for me.
Reviewer: Tiffany Hartnett
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Definitely recommend!
Review: Yes yes yes. My husband used this for 3 straight days with our 26lb kiddo on his shoulders for 6 hours each day. Both were comfortable the entire time.
Reviewer: Victoria Salinger
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: no waist strap for the adult
Review: The model they sent does not have a waist strap for the adult. I checked and rechecked the box and bag looking to maybe see if it was an attachment. It is not. Infuriatingly, even the tag on the carrier has instructions that HAVE a picture of the waist strap for the adult.edit: contacted them and it’s resolved now.
Reviewer: Nancy
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Must for Hiking
Review: Being a hiking lover, I always see people with similar thing on their shoulders and I have always wanted something like this. But due to the price, I kinda hold back and still uses the front carrier on chest during hiking, which makes it really inconvenient to climb up, especially when kids get older.This product is really a hiking-saver. (I only used this product so can only speak to this without comparison.) It’s a little tricky to set it up, but that’s just a one-off work and I totally accept it. The usage is kinda like a support while you sit your child on the shoulders. It’s like a seat, but with secure ankle rings and seat belt and also some support around the adults’s waist to prevent the tool/kid from falling backwards — which is the most common case when my kid sit on my shoulders without tool like this. It’s extra secure, and allows the kid to see far!There is concern, nevertheless, for intimate children like mine. This tool puts them at a very high position and my kid just got a little scared. But good thing is that I still have 6-7 months before summer to get her used to it, and so looking forward to my kid’s first hike on this!