Ergobaby Upsie Sling Carrier vs Piggyback Rider Standing Child Carrier
The Piggyback Rider carries up to 50 lb, versus 45 lb. The Upsie Sling has 2 positions; the Piggyback Rider has 1.
Only the differences are shown.
| Ergobaby Upsie Sling | Piggyback Rider Piggyback Rider | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Toddler carrier | Toddler carrier |
| Child weight | 17–45 lb | Up to 50 lbCarries the most |
| Newborn without insert | No | No |
| Carry positions | Hip, Front inwardMost positions | Back |
| Carrier weight | Not listed | 2 lb |
| Fabric | 100% cotton | Shoulder harness with polypropylene webbing and climbing-grade buckles; metal standing bar with grip tape |
| Lumbar support | No | Not listed |
| Machine washable | Yes | No |
| Sizes | One size; adjustable for wearers Petite to 4XL | One size; optional Hip Belt accessory |
| Storage | Storage for keys and a phone | Not listed |
Ergobaby Upsie Sling Carrier
A compact one-shoulder sling with a large seat for children 6 to 48 months, worn on the hip or facing in.
- Large seat for toddlers
- Folds to fit a diaper bag
- Storage for keys and phone
- One-shoulder carry
Piggyback Rider Standing Child Carrier
Standing-board toddler carrier worn on the back.
- Child rides higher than the adult's shoulders
- Hands-free with included child harness
- Compact; maker says about 2 lbs (FAQ: less than 3 lbs)
- For children 2+ who can walk stairs unaided; maker suggests an upper limit of 6 years
- Not for running
Ask the meadow
Upsie Sling or Piggyback Rider?
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 Upsie Sling or the Piggyback Rider?
The Piggyback Rider Standing Child Carrier goes up to 50 lb, versus 45 lb for the Ergobaby Upsie Sling Carrier.
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