Deuter Kid Comfort Pro vs Osprey Poco Premium

The Kid Comfort Pro carries up to 48.5 lb, versus 40 lb. The Kid Comfort Pro lists for $60 less.

Only the differences are shown.

Deuter Kid Comfort ProOsprey Poco Premium
TypeHiking carrierHiking carrier
List price$390Lowest price$450
Child weightUp to 48.5 lbCarries the most16–40 lb
Newborn without insertNoNo
Carry positionsBackBack
Carrier weight7.83 lbLightest8.34 lb
Fabric210D PA (polyamide)100% recycled nylon main body, bottom and liner, DWR made without PFAS; bluesign product
Machine washableNot listedYes
SizesWearer body height 158-195 cm (about 62-77 in); back lengthOne size (adjustable torso)
FrameFlexi spring steel frame (Aircomfort back system); aluminum frame standLightweight folding aluminum frame
Storage12 liters; main compartment with zip-out divider, 3 outer pockets, removable day pack36 L total; 23 L lower zippered compartment, large front panel compartment, lower side stretch mesh pockets, zippered hipbelt pockets, zipper stash pocket

Deuter Kid Comfort Pro

Deuter's higher-end Kid Comfort with a sun canopy, rear-view mirror and removable day pack.

  • Removable day pack
  • Maker lists 22 kg child limit
  • Wide wearer height range
  • Heavy at about 7.8 lb

Osprey Poco Premium

Osprey's Poco child carrier with an aluminum frame and 36 L of storage. The manual gives a 16-40 lb child range and a 48.5 lb total load, and says the child must sit upright unassisted and be at least 6 months old.

  • 36 L storage
  • Removable, machine-washable child cockpit per Osprey
  • Aluminum tubing frame
  • Heaviest Poco at 8.34 lb
  • Highest price in the Poco line
Ask the meadow

Kid Comfort Pro or Poco Premium?

Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.

Which carries a heavier child, the Kid Comfort Pro or the Poco Premium?

The Deuter Kid Comfort Pro goes up to 48.5 lb, versus 40 lb for the Osprey Poco Premium.

Which is lighter?

The Kid Comfort Pro weighs 7.83 lb, versus 8.34 lb for the Poco Premium.

Is the Kid Comfort Pro cheaper than the Poco Premium?

Yes. $390 versus $450 list price.

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