Thoughts on the Ergo and hot weather?

Re: Thoughts on the Ergo and hot weather?

• kcisthebombdotcom member

  June 2012

  I can tolerate it if we're going somewhere shaded and theres a breeze.

  When it's 90+ out, no breeze and minimal shade the last thing I want is a hot child pushed up against my body. I use the stroller when it's really warm. I will bring both and rotate back and forth.

  

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• tarahnpaul

  June 2012

  Any kind of carrier is just too hot for me when it's above 70 degrees outside.  They're pressed up against your body and it's so sweaty.  How warm are we talking?

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• rickandcaitlin

  June 2012

  I dont mind mine if there is a breeze or if we are in the shade. But than again I am in san Diego and we haven't gotten that warm yet.

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• jmayamama member

  June 2012

  I don't mind it, but if you're really worried, the Ergo Performance is mucccch lighter and more breathable.

  

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• dizzycooks member

  June 2012

  Thanks for the replies.  It can get to 100+ here in the summer, but I am thinking more 80's.  Much hotter than that and I don't see being out for long enough to need it or it being healthy for either of us.
  

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• celiabwatson

  June 2012

  I agree, the Ergo's material etc don't bother me (and we don't have the sport) but having a body up against mine always results in major sweating. However, I do prefer the Ergo to the Moby or other synthetic material wraps. 

  

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• Rdautenhahn member

  June 2012

  We have had some days so far like 95 and my Mai tei hasn't been too bad because of the breath ability of it with the open sides, and I know the ergo is set up similar. I'm worried about this summer because my ds hates the stroller, so hopefully he can get used to it cause I don't want him to over heat!

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• SoftSpot member

  June 2012

  I've been wearing him in the Sport in 90+ degrees and it's not overwhelmingly hot for us. 

  

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• robynlynn83 member

  June 2012

  I've done the Ergo in 90+ temps lately and it gets a bit warm but not unbearable.  I much prefer it to the Moby.

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• znianiswan

  June 2012

  When it's 90+ out, no breeze and minimal shade the last thing I want is a hot child pushed up against my body. 

   

   

  
  

   

  
  

   

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• janesansible member

  June 2012

  I got the Lillebaby sport which is similar to the Ergo but has more carrying options. The Sport version is VERY cool. I use this carrier and I live in Miami.

   

   

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• cpmich member

  June 2012

  robynlynn83:

  I've done the Ergo in 90+ temps lately and it gets a bit warm but not unbearable.  I much prefer it to the Moby.

  this.  love my ergo performance.

  

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