Regal Lager, long known as a distributor of high-quality baby and children’s products, has a new “addition” to their current line and this baby totally rocks! Basically everything Regal Lager ever learned about what needs to go into the perfect baby carrier went into this product. The company worked very closely with Lascal (the carrier’s manufacturer) and the design team throughout the product development process. The result? Lascal’s M1 Carrier, the latest in innovative Swedish design and functionality and my latest must-have for your new addition.

I took the Lascal M1 Carrier out for a serious test drive, or rather test hike, over the Thanksgiving holiday. We hit both Snow Canyon and Zion’s National Park in southern Utah, and though we stuck to family friendly hikes we still broke a sweat and experienced some good “ups” and “downs.” The M1’s superior comfort and built-in lumbar support made climbing the petrified sand dunes in Snow Canyon a breeze. The fabric is well ventilated and I love the removable top cover that served as a great protection against the sun. What I didn’t know was that the M1 uses super soft and naturally anti-bacterial Bamboo fabric wherever the carrier comes into contact with baby’s skin.

Besides all those fantastic features the M1 Carrier also adjusts in more ways than I can count. You’ve got adjustable width, length, and head support which means you can use this carrier with your newborn (from 8 lbs) to your toddler (up to 30 lbs). Plus this carrier is truly easy to put on and take off–a necessity when your daughter’s diaper needs changing asap. Oh, and even after all those hikes my shoulders never felt sore. They did feel tired here and there but nothing that bothered me in any way. It was the most comfortable front carrier I’ve ever used–I absolutely loved it!

With its sporty and fashionable look and five different color options (I love my Tropical Orange), Lascal’s M1 Carrier from Regal Lager is a must-have item on every parent’s wish list! –Emily

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