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ergobaby carrier performance Ergobaby Away, Compact & Foldable

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ergobaby carrier performance Ergobaby Away, Compact & FoldableThe Ergobaby Away in Midnight Blue is a packable ergonomic baby carrier that weighs 600 grams and folds into its own integrated zip pouch. Built for babies from 5. 4 to 15. 9 kg (from approximately 4 months), it's the carrier you keep in your bag for the days when you didn't plan to need one. Compact without cutting corners The Away uses a ripstop polyester exterior paired with a breathable 3D mesh interior, so it holds up to regular use and stays

The Ergobaby Away in Midnight Blue is a packable ergonomic baby carrier that weighs 600 grams and folds into its own integrated zip pouch. Built for babies from 5.4 to 15.9 kg (from approximately 4 months), it's the carrier you keep in your bag for the days when you didn't plan to need one.

Compact without cutting corners

The Away uses a ripstop polyester exterior paired with a breathable 3D mesh interior, so it holds up to regular use and stays comfortable during wear. It works as both a front carrier and a back carrier, with adjustable straps that fit adults from XS to XXL. The ergonomic seat keeps your baby in the M-position (frog position) throughout, and the design is certified Hip Healthy by the IHDI.

Practical details

  • Weighs only 600 g, folds into integrated zip pouch
  • Quick-access front pocket and hang loop for easy organisation
  • Reflective details for visibility during evening walks
  • Breastfeeding-friendly design
  • Adjustable fit for XS to XXL adults
  • Machine washable at 30°C
  • ErgoPromise lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects

At a glance

  • Suitable from 5.4 to 15.9 kg, from approximately 4 months
  • 2 carry positions: front and back
  • Ripstop polyester exterior, 3D breathable mesh interior
  • Folds to 600 g in integrated zip pouch
  • Reflective details, adjustable XS to XXL, machine washable at 30°C
  • ErgoPromise lifetime guarantee

Certifications

The Ergobaby Away is certified Hip Healthy by the International Hip Dysplasia Institute (IHDI), awarded the AGR Seal of Approval for back-healthy design for both baby and parent, and complies with the European soft carrier safety standard EN 13209-2:2015.

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