Evenflo Cross Terrain Framed Baby Carrier Reviews

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I wore it once (no problems, AWESOME!!) and my husband twice (he's 6'2" and says it doesn't hurt his bad back), on the third time he put it on, he reached around to put the waist belt on and the big adjustable plastic piece snapped right off (btw, if you check the customers pics on here you'll see someone else had the EXACT problem!). He barely tugged on it! I immediatly wrote evenflo. They responded quickly and offered to fully refund my money because they couldn't send a replacement part since the brittle cheap plastic piece is SEWN into the belt. from Amazon.com As I was walking with my son, I pulled to tighten the belt and the whole plastic part split in half. This left the entire belt support split in half (see customer photo). I will be contacting Evenflo for a replacement and will update this review based on their support. from Amazon.com I bought and returned this right away because I have an old version of an evenflo frame carrier that is all plastic and very light and has a nice padded bumper for baby to rest his head if it lolls forward or to the sides. This model has no bumper and so when baby falls asleep he doesn't look comfortable. from Amazon.com After owning the Evenflo Snugli Cross Terrain for slightly over a month, the waist strap tore off. This is because the soft material in the back that holds the waist strap to the backpack is made of a weak material. from Amazon.com I've owned the Evenflo Snugli Cross Terrain Carrier for about 6 months now and I use it almost every day. We started using it when our baby was 5 months old. from Amazon.com The Cross Terrain Carrier was given to us as a gift and it was a godsend. I love this carrier for many reasons so I'll tell you a few. from Amazon.com I returned this item and got the Sherpani Rumba which has a wight limit of 70lbs. I love it. Also, the cross terrain claim to " Load balancing straps distributes weight off parent's shoulder and onto hips" it does not. I was in horrible pain after about an hour. from Amazon.com We bought this carrier when my son was a tiny guy and we couldn't wait to use it. It is extremely comfortable for him and it does go ANYWHERE. from Amazon.com Well, we went to Toysrus and I got to trying on the carriers (with grandson on board). (Any time a back pack is needed I bring mine wether in town or out. It's been up mountains and inside museums.) My husband was leaning towards the "cheaper" ones but since I'm the primary "pack mule" I decided on the Cross Terrain. I really liked the extra padding. from Amazon.com Well, we went to Toysrus and I got to trying on the carriers (with grandson on board). (Any time a back pack is needed I bring mine wether in town or out. It's been up mountains and inside museums.) My husband was leaning towards the "cheaper" ones but since I'm the primary "pack mule" I decided on the Cross Terrain. I really liked the extra padding. from Amazon.com