I have to say that I was a bit skeptical when I first looked at this child carrier as most of them don’t live up to their claims and especially the ones made for toddlers. Thankfully, the freeloader delivers on its promises. It feels great on my back and evenly distributes my baby’s weight, which makes a huge difference, especially when you’re out for long periods of time. The 5 point harness was simple to use, while also feeling safe. Best of all, it’s light weight and strong. This is one of my best finds of 2015 and I highly recommend it!
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Lisa T.
Wanted to let you guys know that we used our Freeloader today at the HeartBeat 5000 in Minneapolis, MN. It is a run/walk to raise money for the Children's Heart Clinic patients. I am so thankful we had the freeloader with us! The little guy on my back has THREE congenital heart defects and was able to walk about half the 5k himself at age 5, but then pooped out! THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for allowing us to keep taking him with us wherever we go! - Love, Blake's Racin' Hearts 5k Team
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Beth R.
Wow is all I can say about this company. We had a need and they delivered. Our daughter Jaelynn is paralyzed and it was hard to take hikes. She has a Trackchair but it will not fit in narrow paths. Can't say enough thanks we love the product and hope to use it more often than not!!!! Thanks again
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Cory P.
Whilst the metro in Paris is super easy to navigate and you can go almost everywhere on it, it’s definitely not wheelchair or pram friendly. Getting around was a breeze with our @myfreeloader backpack, specially designed with special needs kids in mind 👍 we didn’t need to worry about continually folding up the pram or carrying Ruby up and down the millions of stairs throughout the stations, just strapped her on and away we went 😍
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@travelingwithperthes
We hiked the bluffs in Montana de Oro today and WOW it was beautiful. Why don’t we do this every weekend? Also shoutout to @stephendavidleonard for carrying David. We love our @myfreeloader backpack. I LOVE that our family can hike together. If you have a kiddo with special needs it might be a game changer. ❤️✨☀️
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Lisa L.
Proof that a 3-year-old can do hard things. We spent 3 days in the park hiking over 20 miles and 2,200ft in elevation gain and our little girl hiked more than half by herself. We laughed because exactly 6 years ago to the day we hit the road in our RV and hiked some of these same trails and packed our boys (ages 2 and 4) on our backs the entire trail because we thought they couldn't do it by themselves.
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Dani W.
