Kelty FC 3.0 Features: The next feature I’d like to point out is right up here. This model comes with the rain/sun hood included. This helps to keep your child cool when you’re out in the elements and to keep water off of them as well. The next key feature to the frame is on the side. Kelty’s patented auto-retractable kickstand is really a key for safety. When you pick this pack up and put it on and put tension on the strap, it pulls in the kickstand. And conversely, when you take it off, it lets it go. So you don’t have to worry about pulling the legs in or out. As we circle around to the back of the pack bag, you can see this zip off diaper day pack here. The benefit of this is that if you need to go change a diaper, you can zip this off and take this with you only. You don’t have to take the entire pack with you. You also have additional storage in the bottom and also inside of here. This does come with a changing pad. So again, if you need to do a change right on the ground, there’s going to be some comfort for your child there.
About Kelty FC 3.0 Cockpit
About Kelty FC 3.0 Cockpit:: Let’s take a look at the Cockpit. When we turn this on its side and we look down into the child’s cockpit, what you’re going to see is a very comfortable, shoulder strap system. It’s lined with a soft, moisture wicking fabric on the shoulder straps and the actual seat. What this is going to do—it’s going to keep your child comfortable and cool in hotter weather. The Cockpit also has three adjustment points so as your child grows and gets taller, you can lower the Cockpit down. So a lot of features on the Kelty FC 3.0 Child Carrier.
About Kelty
About Kelty: Hi, my name is Kevin Karch. I'm the National Sales Manager with Kelty, and Ketly Kids. Let me tell you a little bit about the company. Dick Kelty himself founded Kelty Outdoor Pack Company in 1952. He was an avid outdoorsman and wanted a better way to pack. So he invented the first aluminum-frame backpack. Today our primary business are backpacks, tents, and sleeping bags, and kid carriers.
