Lucky Bums Lucky Bug Toddler Pack

Real gear for kids. Lucky Bums engineer's their products to be functional from the trail head to the campsite, from the ski slope to the sledding hill, and from the school yard to the back yard. Kids deserve the same quality and durability we're used to as adults and that's their goal for their products. Enjoy Lucky Bums gear sized just right for the kids with all of the technical features, design, and durability required to grow outside.

The "super cute" Lucky Bums Lucky Bug Toddler Pack lets the little ones be big kids with a 1 liter backpack for carrying their prized possessions and for outdoor romping. Moms will find it useful for carrying along small items and toddler supplies.

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Key Features:

• Smooth glide zippers

• Kid friendly zipper pulls

• Recommended for: Special outings, prized possessions and/or for moms to carry toddler supplies
  

• Material: 420D Polyester Dobby Oxford

• Capacity: 1L
  

• Cargo: 1 Main storage compartment, 1 exterior stretch mesh front pocket
  

• Fit: Adjustable shoulder straps

• Dimensions & Weight:  7.5" x 6" x 3"; 3.2 oz

• Sizing: Kids aged 1 - 4 years old (*see information below on proper sizing*)

• Colors/Designs: Blue, Green and Pink; Dragonfly and Frog
  

• Lucky Bums Guarantee: Limited lifetime warranty against material or workmanship defect

Information on Proper Backpack Sizing & Load

Our packs are engineered for kids and therefore sized based on torso length. Fit is the key to pack performance so take the time to get it right. To find torso length, measure the back along the spine from the top of the hipbones to the knobby bone at the base of the neck.

Our adjustable shoulder and hip belt straps will enable the necessary fit after selecting the suitable pack. A properly fitted hip belt rides centered over the hipbones and needs to be snug for maximum carrying efficiency.

When is comes to the backpack load, we recommend less than 25% of the child’s own body weight in total backpack weight. That’s why we engineer our packs carrying capacity in conjunction with size/torso measurements. We cringe when we see kids with adult sized packs strapped on practically falling backwards under the weight of the load - most noticeable during the school year. We’re working on this problem so stay tuned.