Favorite back carry with woven

Re: Favorite back carry with woven

• MrsErinnElizabeth

  May 2010

  I think it's best to start with a rucksack tied in front.  That's the 'easiest' back carry to master, IMO. 

  Once you get that, a double hammock is 100% my favorite back carry and pretty much all we use these days.  It's much trickier to get the hang of though, so don't worry if your first few tries are a complete fail
  

  Ncbelle has videos of both carries in the link in her siggy...they are awesome
  

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• bellaRN member

  May 2010

  We tried rucksack using a link on ncbelle's site. Glad to know I was starting with an easy one

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• kat.in.the.hat

  May 2010

  MrsErinnElizabeth:

  I think it's best to start with a rucksack tied in front.  That's the 'easiest' back carry to master, IMO. 

  Once you get that, a double hammock is 100% my favorite back carry and pretty much all we use these days.  It's much trickier to get the hang of though, so don't worry if your first few tries are a complete fail
  

  Ncbelle has videos of both carries in the link in her siggy...they are awesome
  

  This exactly.  The DH is our favorite now as well.
  

  
  j+k+m+e | running with needles

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• ncbelle member

  May 2010

  My favorites are DH and RUB (ruck tied under the bum) - although regular ruck was what I learned first.  Lots of people like BWCC (back wrap cross carry) especially the version with the chest belt for beginners. 

  Mostly just keep practicing!!
  

  
  

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