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SUNSHADE
The built-in sunshade, included on all Poco Child Carrier models, is easy to deploy from its dedicated zippered
pocket and offers convenient UV protection for the child.
1
Unzip the sunshade pocket marked with
woven label, grab the cord loop on the top
of the sunshade and pull the sunshade out
of the pocket.
3
Find the two toggles attached to the top two
corners of the backpanel. Then find the two
webbing lengths with sewn end loops that are
attached and hanging from the sunshade.
Securely pull one of these webbing lengths
toward the nearest toggle.
STORING YOUR SUNSHADE:
5
To store your Poco LT sunshade, reverse Steps 1–4, taking care to ensure the sunshade webbing does not
spring back at the child.
POCO LT
ChiLd Carrier
2
Locate the hook-and-loop closure panel affixed
to the sunshade, align it with the hook-and-loop
closure panel affixed to the inside of the pocket
and apply pressure to the back and front of the
sunshade to fasten.
4
Insert the toggle at the top of the backpanel
through the sewn end loop of the webbing length
attached to the sunshade. Repeat this step for
the webbing length on the other side to secure
the sunshade.
POCO ACCESSORIES
PACK CARE
Osprey recommends Nikwax® products for pack care.
For complete instructions on cleaning your pack, visit
osprey.com.
STANDARD MAINTENANCE
+ After each trip, be sure to clean out your pack thoroughly.
+ Clean zippers often to prevent them from failing. Use mild
soap,warm water and a soft brush.
+ If your pack is wet, hang it to dry before storing.
+ When your Poco is not in use, loosen all the straps.
+ Wash your pack if dirt, sweat, salt and stains have worked
their way into fabrics, webbing or mesh.
WASHING YOUR PACK
+ Brush out and remove gear, food, dirt or spilled items.
+ Do not wash in washing machine. Clean your pack and
components in a bathtub or large sink using a mild
detergent and warm water.
+ Agitate the pack gently and scrub all compartments and
pockets inside and out with a soft brush.
+ Brush clean all zippers and rinse the interior channels and
the exterior of all buckles.
+ Drain the soapy and dirty water from the bathtub or sink
and refill with cool clean water. Rinse the pack thoroughly.
+ Hang to dry outdoors or in a well-ventilated area out of
direct sunlight.
POCO RAINCOVER
+ Stows into a built-in pouch
+ 4-point easy installation
+ Clear viewing windows
+ Reflective logo
HOW TO FIT RAINCOVER ON POCO CHILD CARRIER
1 Fit the raincover over the deployed Poco sunshade.
2 Thread the two raincover toggles through the cord
loops on the bottom of the pack.
3 Wrap the two hook-and-loop straps around the
kickstand.
4 Buckle the raincover around the grab handle.
QUESTIONS
Contact Osprey Customer Service. Real help from real people.
Click the customer service link at osprey.com.
OSPREY CHILD SAFETY PRODUCTS, LLC
800 N Park St
Cortez, CO 81321 USA
1-866-284-7830
osprey.com
7 YEAR ALL MIGHTY GUARANTEE: UNITED STATES
Osprey Child Safety Products LLC will repair any damage or
defect for any reason free of charge during the first seven years
from the date of manufacture. If we are unable to perform
a functional repair on your Poco LT Child Carrier or Poco LT
Accessory, we will happily replace it.
Visit osprey.com for warranty and registration details.
Call 1-866-284-7830 or visit osprey.com for replacement parts
or repair inquiries.
WARRANTY: EUROPE
Osprey Child Safety Products LLC will repair or replace manufacture
defects free of charge for the reasonable lifetime of the product.
Visit ospreyeurope.com for warranty and registration details.
WARRANTY: GLOBAL DISTRIBUTORS (OUTSIDE U.S. AND EUROPE)
Osprey Poco LT Child Carrier and accessories warranty is
subject to the location of distribution.
Visit osprey.com for additional warranty and registration details.
Additional or replacement parts should only be obtained from
manufacturer, importer or organization responsible for its sales.
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