When people ask me what baby gear I couldn live without, there are a few things that I quick to rattle off play mat with arch overhead for when baby is small, a front carrier, and a baby backpack. While I longed to be a mom who has kids who ride along happily in the stroller, that never been my reality. But those same babies that squirm and squeal in the stroller, rarely turn down a jaunt in the backpack. I used a baby backpack to run errands, work in the yard, go for long walks, navigate crowded streets, stroll through museums, and get dinner on the table. They have been a life saver for me in so many situations. Why get a baby backpack carrier? For starters, they give you the flexibility to go places that you couldn navigate with a stroller. From perusing crowded stalls at the farmers market, hiking a rocky trail, to riding subway escalators, there are many situations when a backpack carrier gives you the room to move about more easily than a stroller would. Like my own children, many babies who don like a stroller will be happy on your back. With a better view and the close head to head contact, you enjoy a happy baby and hands free time. The downside of a backpack carrier? I admit they are a bit awkward to get on and off, especially if you by yourself. I often load the baby with the carrier on the ground, then use the open trunk of my van to load baby onto my back when someone isn around to help. And if baby falls asleep in the pack, it no easy to task to remove baby without waking him or her. When can baby ride in a backpack? The general rule is that if baby can sit up unassisted, then they are ready for a backpack. Usually, this is around the age of 5 or 6 months. What should you look for in a backpack carrier? You already be toting a toddler on your back, so you don want a bulky backpack that going to add a lot of extra weight. Most are built on lightweight aluminum frames, but watch that the accessories don weigh you down. Comfort is a big issue for you and baby for padded shoulder and waist straps for you, and adjustable, comfortable leg openings for baby. Breathable fabric is great if most of your backpacking will be done in the summer. And look for adjustable safety straps and seat so that the backpack carrier can be adjusted safely as baby grows. When possible it best to test out and wear your carrier before making a purchase. A local sporting goods or REI store can be great for this. Make sure you adjust your carrier so that weight is on your hips and legs, not just on your back and shoulders. Check out these 7 backpack carriers that get high marks all around and will help you get out hands free with baby! (On a personal note, I have a Kelty and love it!) These child carriers are designed more for outdoor recreational use, such as hiking and backpacking. I personally own a Deuter Kid Comfort II, which I love, however, when I made my purchase the new Osprey Poco Packs were not available. In a side by side comparison, the new Osprey Poco Packs have quite a few more advantages. For instance, they offer integrated sunshades, which is also available on the Deuter KC3 but not the KC2. They also offer more storage, foot stirrups, and an easier to use child safety harness. This Internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional. Air Jordan 4 Retro Fire Red 2012 ,Air Jordan 12 Retro Cool Grey Team Orange Air Jordan 10 Venom Green Air Jordan 3 Bright Crimson Air Jordan 10 Retro Stealth Air Jordan 6 Varsity Red Air Jordan 8 Bugs Bunny 2013 Air Jordan Spizike Space Blue Air Jordan 4 Toro Bravo Air Jordan 10 Charlotte Bobcats The only approved way of using the sensor is to place it in the footbed of a Nike+ shoe. 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If it's not yet on your list of things to do in Sin City, here are 5 reasons why this bus trip should be: 1 The views are incredible This is the Rim you see in National Geographic. Mather Point, Yaki Point, Yavapai Observation Station and more and more are here and give you unparalleled views of the canyon below. 2 The drivers are great tour guides Professionally trained, these folks know the road like the back of their hands, providing entertaining and informational insights on the way that you won't get anywhere else. 3 The luxury bus is fun These are state of the art motor coaches with lounge style seats, TV's, and over sized windows. The drive over is super comfortable and effortless. This trip is perfect for groups, families, and special occasions. 4 The souvenir shopping is phenomenal On the subject of gift shops, the one at the Bright Angel Lodge is where to go. Hats, t shirts, minerals, DVDs, day packs, magnets, food specialties. You name, it's here. 5 It's cheap Tours start at $80 per person and include lunch, guide, and up to three hours at the Rim. You also get to see Lake Mead and Hoover Dam, where you pull over for a photo stop. Now that's a bargain! Dress accordingly. Summer means shorts, running shoes, t shirts and hats. Pack along some sunscreen and bring a bottle of water. If you intend to sample one of the trails that go into the canyon, limit it to 15 minutes down. Thats plenty of time to get a feel of what its like to be in the gorge without overheating. Winter is cold at the South Rim. The best strategy is to dress in layers. Bring a hat and gloves and wear pants. I've seen Vegas travelers in shorts. Don't do it. The rim's elevation is nearly twice that of Vegas' and its a complete weather change. There are three main tour operators that run bus trips from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon: Papillon Tours, Grand Canyon Coaches, and Grayline. There's also a number of smaller, niche bus tour companies out there and many are excellent. From reviews I've read on some of the top travel forums, Grand Canyon Coaches gets a lot of kudos for its commitment to comfort, value, and safety. The up and comer is Paradise Found, which has one of the best all inclusive tours I've ever taken. It's best to book your Grand Canyon bus tour online and in advance as this is a popular trip that sells out. If you want the best deal, shop the Internet and keep your eye on what's being offered on the sites of the companies that operate the tours. These business compete hard for your travel dollar and constantly post great rates on their websites. The Grand Canyon bus from Las Vegas is a fantastic trip. From beginning to end, it's packed with things to do and see. Highlights include Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Mather Point, Yaki Point, Bright Angel and more. 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Historically, FLOAT models have offered better small bump compliance, less complex internals and a lower price point than their adjustable sibling. What's more, in real world riding, many riders end up leaving their TALAS fork in maximum travel position most of the time. Another knock against all Fox forks is not getting full travel. In an attempt to mitigate this complaint, for 2013 Fox has modified their damping curve to provide a more linear stroke, with less compression 'ramp up' from mid travel to full compression. Ironically, this noticeable reduction in progression has some magazine test riders commenting that the fork blows through travel too easily. The fix for these expert riders is either adding oil to the air chamber or increasing air pressure. The latter modification reduces small bump compliance not exactly a desirable side effect for the average rider. So, will Joe Average trail rider/borderline all mountain slayer find the fork too linear? Based on my experience, probably not. And those that do can likely resolve the issue by leaving the fork in the "Trail" compression setting instead of opting for the "Descend" setting. After a dozen trail rides on this fork, including some fairly burly trails with plenty of rocks and 2 3 foot drops, I've yet to attain full fork travel. At my 165 lb. body weight, I started with air pressure of 70 lbs. After a couple benchmark rides on familiar local trails, I dropped air pressure to 65 and now to 60. With the fork set in the middle 'Trail" setting, I have not bottomed the fork at any of these pressures. Perhaps the fork would blow through all the travel in "Descend" mode, but I've hesitated to test that theory for fear of excessive brake dive. Only time and further testing will tell, but I can confidently conclude that, for the type of riding this fork is designed for, Fox got it right. This fork is superbly plush, and the 34mm stanchions are noticeably stiffer than the 32 sticks. Riding this fork back to back with a coil Rock Shox Lyrik, the Fox feels 85% as plush and 90% as stiff. Granted, a welterweight rider with middling skills isn't going to push any modern fork to it's design limits, but it serves as a testament to the plushness of the revised spring curve and the stiffness of the 34mm tubes. I would describe the action as "lively". The fork tends to work in the top 1/3 of travel at trail riding speeds. I found myself fiddling with the rebound setting quite a bit to calm things down on the rutted hardpack trails that typify my local riding areas. I settled at about 1/3 in from full fast for now, and would probably speed things up a click or two if I was riding in loam or sand. The Fox hallmark traits are present too: superb construction and premium price. The FLOAT 34mm 27.5 retails for about $990, with the travel adjust TALAS commanding a $100 upcharge. 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