The Lightest Kid Carrier. Built for Adventure.
Snaps on in seconds and weighs just ounces. Go further together — with Trail Magik.
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Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Hike. Explore. REST. Repeat.
Why Active Families Love Trail Magik
Keeps Kids on the Trail: Builds little hikers endurance with an easy option to rest and hike.
10x Lighter: Weighs just 9.8oz, vs. traditional backpack carriers averaging 7lbs.
Multi Use: Useful in any setting, from the beach to the ski slope parking lot to the farmer’s market.
Maximizes Capacity: Carry your little one without robbing space for necessary gear & supplies.
Essential for Emergencies: Fits in your backpack’s water bottle pouch and is ready when needed.
What Moms & Dads Are Saying
"Anyone who has hiked with a toddler before knows that they can change their mind quickly and often. With the Trail Magik, my son can be in and out as often as he pleases without tons of frustration on my end."
BornToBeAdventurous.com
"I like to be prepared on my hikes, especially with my kids. I see the Trail Magik carrier not only as a convenient way to carry my kids, but also an essential piece of gear for emergencies. I love this carrier and have used it for years."
HaileyOutside.com
"What makes this carrier so revolutionary is its design to connect to an already existing backpack. It simplifies child-carrying, while I can also carry gear for hiking, backpacking, beach transporting, getting through the airport or even carrying a second child."
BackCountryMom.com
How it All Started
When our oldest son outgrew the traditional backpack kid carrier, we realized we had a problem: most of our favorite destinations were out of reach, because little Gus could only hike a mile or two on his own. There was no kid carrier on the market for those “in between years” — when little hikers are done with bulky backpack carriers but still need to rest frequently on the trail. So we took matters into our own hands…
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