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last modified: 2006-10-12
The size of the sling is dependent on the size and weight of the person doing the carrying. It does of course make sense for the sling to fit the person who will be wearing it most best. If, for example, a woman is less than 1.75 m in height or 70 kg in weight, but her partner is much taller and heavier, you don't necessarily need the maxi sling. The maxi sling is probably only worth considering if the partner really does do a lot of carrying. Otherwise we recommend the long sling (approx. 4.60 m). Even a large man (for example 1.95 m / 95 kg) can still tie the sling in the simple cross-carry or the simple rucksack-carry styles.
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