Cozey 7^®

Cozey 7® is the proud manufacture of the TrailHopper. I think everyone has experience the frustration of keeping a blanket wrapped around a little wiggle baby. Amp it up with a swaddler, front pack , back pack or stroller. Any thing with a strap between their legs makes wrapping them challenging at best. Introducing the TrailHopper, the 1st performance blanket designed to be compatible with baby gear.

It’s contour design allows it to easily fit into all baby carriers, strollers and swings. You can pass the little guy around without the blanket coming undone.

They are cut roomy which allows for layers underneath. i.e. jackets,snowsuits or swimsuits, it all works. The legs are cut a bit longer to keep their toes toasty, the foot flap catches their socks and shoes. There is a full zip with an anti jam system and a little ribbon on the back to hang them up.

We compliment the TrailHopper with the best stuff sack ever. It has plenty of room to stuff in the TrailHopper and comes with a Camp Bent Gate Carabiner. The Carabiner is a perfect size to hook on to the stroller, diaper bag, back pack and if you happen to be a climber it could possibly save your life one day as it supports 2200#’s .

We sourced the highest quality materials to meet our vision and the construction is uncompromising. We complimented the TrailHopper by packaging it in a stuff sack with a bent gate carabiner so it can easily hook onto the diaper bag, stroller or back pack. Easy and simple to use from ever angle.

Our mission is to simply make it easy to share your love of the outdoors and the world around with the little one. Whether you’re running errands or off for the day, the TrailHopper gives you peace of mind knowing the little explorer is warm, safe and comfy.

The TrailHopper came about because todays car seats have blankets covers and the little ones don’t need a coat to get where they’re going. This is great except if you want to take them outside without the car seat to walk the dogs, go to the park ect. I was improvising using my jacket and the next thing I new I was sewing up prototypes for the TrailHopper.