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Nomad Carrier Backpack

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$44.98 $89.95 In stock

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Include even the tiniest pups on your next escapade. All the features you love from our Kurgo carriers, now in a bite sized package! When designing this pack, we focused on comfort and functionality. The interior is lined with waterproof ripstop fabric with PU backing, and the internal removable pad is machine washable. The Nomad Carrier has a couple bonus features that elevate it to another level. For instance, the carrying handles can be easily clasped at the top when not in use, so you can fully access the backpack straps. The fabric at the front of the bag can also be rolled up and neatly stowed into a hidden pocket to reveal the breathable mesh window beneath it. It has a petite and stylish design that’s perfect for day trips to the mountains with your Yorkie, some treats, a K9 Core Sweater for the windy summit, and even a built-in sleeve for a tablet for all your technology needs. Removable, washable liner Holds dogs up to 15lbs ArmorsoleTM bottom Dual carry handles Side pockets Interior tether DWR finish Backpack straps Tablet sleeve Side ventilation panels Size: 15" H x 11.25" W x 7.5" L (height excludes the handles) Why you will love it

Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Emily ★★★★★

Took this on a weekend hike with my 9-pound terrier mix, and the padded shoulder straps made carrying her for three miles feel way easier than I expected. The zippered front pocket held her leash and a water bottle without bulging, and she seemed perfectly content peeking out the whole time.

Brian ★★★★★

Our 6-pound chihuahua rides right on my chest and barely stirs for the whole hike, even over rough trails. The bite-sized design fits her perfectly while leaving my hands free for my trekking poles. Only wish the padding was a touch thicker for longer days, but it's honestly the most comfortable car

Thomas C. ★★★★☆

The zipper pulls are smooth even when I'm carrying it one-handed, which is huge since my other hand is always holding the leash. Took a bit to get the chest strap adjusted right for my frame, but once I did, the weight distribution felt solid for a full afternoon out.