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LennyLamb LennyLight Carrier
Description
Ultra-soft adjustable carrier in woven fabrics, ready to carry from newborn to toddler. Supports front inward-facing and back carries.
LennyLamb LennyLight Carrier
Retail Price: $221.00
Description
Ultra-soft adjustable carrier in woven fabrics, ready to carry from newborn to toddler. Supports front inward-facing and back carries.
Product Details
Product Manual (PDF)Capacity
- Suitable for carrying from newborn to toddler, or 7-45 lbs (3.2-20 kg), 0-36 months
- Newborn-ready from 7 lbs, no insert required
- Carrying positions: front tummy-to-tummy from birth, back carry (after 4-6 months, when baby can hold their head independently)
- Adjustable panel grows with baby
- Newborn-ready from 7 lbs, no insert required
- Carrying positions: front tummy-to-tummy from birth, back carry (after 4-6 months, when baby can hold their head independently)
- Adjustable panel grows with baby
Features
- Adjustable, soft, and compact soft-structured carrier
- Fabric: LennyLamb woven-wrap material
- Standard size - Waist belt 60-144 cm (~23.6-56.7 in); shoulder straps 45-111 cm (~17.7-43.7 in)
- Easy fit-adjusters, on the straps, panel, and hip belt
- Included magnetic chest belt (slides/removes, wearable crossed/backpack-style)
- Magnetic waist-belt pocket - Included lightweight mesh storage sack
- Scan the Circoola NFC tag for manual/tutorials/specs/serial
- Fabric: LennyLamb woven-wrap material
- Standard size - Waist belt 60-144 cm (~23.6-56.7 in); shoulder straps 45-111 cm (~17.7-43.7 in)
- Easy fit-adjusters, on the straps, panel, and hip belt
- Included magnetic chest belt (slides/removes, wearable crossed/backpack-style)
- Magnetic waist-belt pocket - Included lightweight mesh storage sack
- Scan the Circoola NFC tag for manual/tutorials/specs/serial
Sustainability
Made in Poland in LennyLamb's own weaving studio from natural fibers (bamboo viscose or 100% cotton), with breathable, antibacterial bamboo viscose. The Circoola NFC tag adds traceability.
Recommendations
Check out LennyLamb's tutorial on how to use the LennyLight.