Name: Ergobaby 360 Carrier - Black
Brand: Ergobaby
SKU: 0RQ7580S2YAG
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.6 (596 reviews)

Walmart US Ecommerce Website

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

PHARMACY

GROCERIES

VUDU

SPARK

PHOTO

ADVERTISING

SAVINGS CATCHER

GIFTCARDS

INHOME

AFFILIATE

ONEAPP

LOTUS

HELP

SMART_REORDER

GROCERY

CONV_COMMERCE

Try it free

Glass WEB: Walmart + "Expired FT Eligible" PIP Banner Wk 19 2025

Buy Box Ad Container Module for Desktop

Custom HTML Module - About Klarna

Custom HTML Module - About SalesFinancing - Second update

You'll choose a plan at checkout.

#515357

I want delivery savings with Delivery Pass

#0071dc

NEW Fulfillment Tue Apr 15 2025 2:17 PM EDT

MTZ Team | Marquee 1 Ad | Item Page

MTZ Team | Marquee 2  Ad | Item Page

MTZ Team | Skyline Ad | Item Page

Other products of interest

MTZ Team | Sponsored Product Carousel - Item Page

More items to explore

MTZ Team | Sponsored Product Carousel - Item Page Broad 

NEW AddonServicesRedesign Fri Jul 18 2025 1:30 PM EDT

NEW AddToCart Mon Jul 14 2025 3:50 PM EDT

NEW AddToCart Tue Apr 15 2025 2:19 PM EDT

NEW BrandBoxDisplayAd Mon Jul 14 2025 9:14 PM EDT

NEW BrandLink Wed Apr 23 2025 12:07 AM EDT

NEW Breadcrumb Mon Apr 07 2025 8:23 PM EDT

Walmart Rewards Mastercard

NEW FinancingOptions Tue Dec 10 2024 3:32 PM EST

I want shipping & delivery savings with

NEW Fulfillment Mon Jul 14 2025 4:00 PM EDT

NEW InternationalShipping Mon May 18 2026 1:02 PM EDT

New Item Page - Nutrition Value Placeholder Module, Wednesday, February 08, 2023, 5:11:53:90 pm

New Item Page - Product Description Placeholder Module, Wednesday, February 08, 2023, 5:14:04:38 pm

New Item Page - Product Ingredients Placeholder Module, Friday, February 10, 2023, 10:34:23:79 am

New Item Page - Product Specifications Placeholder Module, Wednesday, February 08, 2023, 5:15:29:61 pm

New Item Page - Reviews Placeholder Module, Wednesday, March 22, 2023, 10:04:29:34 am

New Item Related Shelves Module, Thursday, June 15, 2023, 6:08:51:10 am

 Price Match Policy

Prices, terms, and availability may vary online, in stores, and in–app. If the advertised price is not shown here, inventory at the advertised price may now be sold out. Please see the other offers, if available, while quantities last. Some items may be available from Marketplace Sellers, who set their own prices, and are not eligible for price match. Items sold in store by Walmart may be eligible for a price match to online items shipped and sold by Walmart. For variable weight items, price shown is an estimated price only – you will be charged for the actual weight of the item. See our

NEW LegalPriceDisclaimer Mon Jul 14 2025 4:11 PM EDT

NEW LegalPriceDisclaimer Wed Apr 30 2025 12:13 AM EDT

NEW ListsAndRegistries Tue Apr 15 2025 4:50 PM EDT

NEW PaymentPlans Mon Jul 14 2025 4:15 PM EDT

NEW PaymentPlans Tue Apr 15 2025 1:31 PM EDT

NEW PriceInformation Tue Apr 15 2025 1:30 PM EDT

NEW ProductDescriptionPlaceholderATF Tue Jul 08 2025 11:41 PM EDT

NEW ProductFlags Thu Apr 10 2025 11:42 PM EDT

NEW ProductHighlightsPlaceholder Wed Jul 02 2025 12:43 AM EDT

NEW ProductImages Tue Apr 15 2025 2:13 PM EDT

NEW ProductName Tue Apr 15 2025 12:53 PM EDT

NEW ProductReturnPolicyDetails Tue Dec 10 2024 3:17 PM EST

NEW ProductReturnPolicy Mon Jul 14 2025 5:04 PM EDT

Return Policy

NEW ProductReturnPolicy Tue Apr 15 2025 2:28 PM EDT

NEW ProductStickyBuyBox Wed Jul 02 2025 12:55 AM EDT

NEW PromoDiscount Tue Apr 15 2025 6:53 PM EDT

New SellersSecondaryBuyBox Module, Tuesday, September 05, 2023, 4:02:21:76 pm

NEW ShopWithConfidence Thu Jan 15 2026 2:20 PM EST

NEW SocialProofMessage Tue Apr 15 2025 7:17 PM EDT

NEW SoldAndShippedBy Mon Jul 14 2025 5:04 PM EDT

NEW SoldAndShippedBy Tue Apr 15 2025 2:23 PM EDT

New!

More savings, less stress.

HSK_Subscribetosave_E_v2

NEW SubscriptionOptionsModule Tue Apr 15 2025 6:44 PM EDT

NEW SubscriptionPriceMessage Wed Apr 23 2025 6:48 PM EDT

NEW Variants Wed Apr 23 2025 11:01 PM EDT

[Sticky] BuyBoxAd Mon Aug 11 2025 3:59 AM EDT

[Sticky] PriceInformation Mon Jul 14 2025 4:03 PM EDT

Syndigo

True

dWeb: L1/L2- Comparison Chart- WK 07, 2026

#000000

Item Carousel - Rich Relevance 1

RR carousel

Item Carousel - Rich Relevance 2

RR carousel 2

Item Carousel - Rich Relevance 3

Ergobaby 360 Carrier - Black

Brand

<p>This award-winning design holds your baby in an ergonomic, natural sitting position. The padded waist belt ensures baby's weight is evenly distributed between your hips and shoulders while the adjustable, cushy padded shoulder straps provide you with ultimate comfort. In any colour or print, the Ergobaby Original Carrier is the perfect choice as you embark on everyday adventures.</p><h4>Features & Benefits</h4><ul><li>Large zippered storage pocket</li><li>Reinforced stitching at all fabric intersections for extra durability</li><li>Baby is cradled in a natural sitting position</li><li>Adjustable padded shoulder straps and waist belt</li></ul>

Universal Product Code (UPC check)

Comfort

Ease Of Use

Straps

Support

Back

Waist

Material

Weight

Adjusting

Design

Putting On

Quality

Value

Shoulders

Price

Color

Pocket

Walks

Insert

Facing

Position

Buckles

Versatility

Padding

I love the Four Position 360 Carrier! I bought it along with the infant insert, and it has been so helpful! I use it all the time, when running errands I will take my son out of his car seat and put him in the carrier so I don't have to worry about lugging around the carseat and stroller, and he loves it. It's easy to use, easy to get him in and out of it, and he seems super comfortable in it! So glad I purchased this carrier.

Love my Ergo!

Ergobaby

I bought this carrier as a gift for my daughter for Christmas. She just had a baby in August. She had received one of another brand as a baby gift but could only carry the baby facing in. With this carrier the baby can look forward. They used it last weekend and went to tour downtown Disney. The baby loved looking at all the lights and people. It made their experience as a family fabulous and they look forward to using it all the time.

Happy Baby

I got the 360 because my little guy loves to face out and see what is going on in the world. My oldest loved facing me in the original ergo baby but not my second. I find the support and comfort the same in both carriers. I suggest getting what works best for your baby.

Love it!

I bought the 360 once it became available after being sold out and I absolutely love it!! I originally thought it would be great for hiking with my little one but I vacuum the house with her in it, I've mowed the lawn with her, I've gone on walks with her in it!! It's the best and worth every penny. I wish I would have discovered Ergobaby when she was first born, the moby wrap was too hard and the bjorn was so uncomfortable!!

Love!!!

I love ErgoBaby360 - it's superior in every way compare to other baby carriers. I do see though why there is so many complaints about Velcro, I'm having one too: my baby doesn't like loud unexpected noises, so in order to put it on or take it off, I have to leave the baby in the crib and go to another room. If she hears this loud noise she make big scared eyes and start screaming. Velcro is definitely not the best feature for this product. Also Im a very careful user but even I had a piece of clothing ones stick to it and get damaged. Please, rethink Velcro in the future.

Very comfortable but the Velcro

I am a new baby-wearing dad (he's 6 months old now), and I have experience with wraps (moby and home-made), the Infantino 3-way carrier, and the older regular Ergo. Here's what I think of this after having the Ergo for a couple months now. We wear baby A LOT. We have lots of work to do around the house, and my wife works from home. While baby is happy to play by himself for a time, he does get fussy. In the carrier, though, we can get 2-3 hours (between feedings) of uninterrupted work done. It is a game changer.

PROS

High Quality Components
The construction is very high quality, it has had no trouble standing up to the rigor of parenting. If I were to make a bet on the first thing to fail, I would say that it would be a button, since they take the most stress during use (more on that in the cons). It is nice that the buttons aren't particularly structural, and if they did fail it wouldn't be catastrophic. The straps even come with attached elastic bands to manage excess length. The integrated shade cover is awesome, and also works if baby is overwhelmed by the environment (shade from chaos as well as UV). The Infantino, by comparison, is much more likely to fall apart under heavy use.

Comfort
This is by far the comfiest way to wear a baby that I have found (front or back). It feels very secure and sits well on my body as well as my wife's (even though our body types are very different). She has been able to breastfeed from the front-wearing back-facing position. It's great.

Good Baby Posture
The Infantino carrier didn't keep baby in good posture while front-facing (and was only passable rear-facing). The Ergo 360, however, keeps baby's legs at the right angle to the body for healthy posture. It's hard to describe, but while the baby was "hanging" from the Infantino, he is "riding" in the Ergo. Much better.

SO/SO

Buttoning/re-buttoning the leg pads to change between rear and front-facing is annoying. I understand why it is necessary, but clips would have been easier. Basically, you should be able to do any adjustments to your carrier one-handed, and while that is theoretically possible here, it's not easy. It also seems to be a perfect case for clips since you don't even need to change the length...

Front-facing front-carry, baby can't hold her hands together or reach her face if her arms are under the arm-straps. If they are over the arm-straps, then it seems less safe for baby. The downside is that if you want to give baby something to play with or to interact with him while you are doing something (teaching is great!), he won't be able to get very hands-on with it. This isn't a deal breaker, but I do wish that the front were narrower somehow to allow baby more ability to grab things and/or put them in her mouth.

CONS

The Ergo360 is rough on people who aren't flexible
- The safety strap clip is directly behind the carrier, so you have to reach all the way around yourself to clip it if you are front-wearing. It's VERY HARD when it's behind you. If you bought this carrier, you intend to use it front-wearing (or you wouldn't have bought the 360!), so this happens a lot. As a result, I forget to clip it and it becomes a trip-hazard. While you can also do it before baby goes into the carrier, it's easy to forget.
- Same problem with the arm-strap connection clip, only this one *CAN'T* happen before baby is in the carrier. You need to somehow get to the clip in between your shoulder-blades while the baby is pulling down the carrier on your front. You can lay baby down on a bed to get some extra reach, but for those who are very inflexible, you will need to use a bed to rest baby on, let the strap out really far and clip it in front of you, then put your head through and tighten it. It's not awesome.
- Same problem with the shoulder straps. You have to reach behind your armpit and grab the strap to tighten it. You can't do it cross-body because the angle is wrong and it won't tighten.
- This is less a problem with baby on your back, but that is a trick all its own. The instructions use a balance, lean, and twist maneuver for getting baby on your back, but if you are a new mom who is still sore from birthing, this will be terrifying and perhaps impossible. Back carry is the best carry for getting work done, and if you can get baby used to it, you will be much more productive. We have found that using a bed is the only way to do a back carry without fear or falling. However, this isn't mentioned in the guide (IIRC), but it should be.

It seems kind of tone-deaf to have a product that requires so much flexibility in a user that just had major physical hardship. The safety clip should have been on the side, and rethink the arm-strap clip location.

Ultimately: it's easiest if you do it together, so if you can find a carrier-buddy to help get baby in and out, that works best.

Other than that, the only negative is that it's expensive and Ergo doesn't do any kinds of coupons or rewards to help lower income people get access to (potentially) a life-saving tool.

Excellent Construction, Though Hard to Use

I ordered this specifically for a vacation and it definitely got put through its paces. It's been used every day for the past 12 days. I typically wear our 10 mo old in a sling, but it's not great for long stretches of time. I needed something that my husband would use as well and that wouldn't hurt my back after hours of wearing while traveling and walking. This definitely worked out well for us. It was easy to adjust the sizing back and forth between my husband (6', 190 lb) and myself (5'6", 130 lb) - which we regularly did. I like that it had the proper hip support as my husband likes to have our daughter facing forward when he carries her and he did frequently. My husband used it on a four hour hike/ excursion with no problems or complaints. I used for a long period of time (five hours) when we were transiting from one city to another by walking, train, water taxi, and all while rolling/ carrying luggage. I admit, that I would forget that I was carrying her as there was no extra strain from the straps.

What I loved is that it is so comfortable. If she fell asleep while we were out and about, we would use the sleep hood to keep her head from flopping around. I loved that my husband would wear it and that it was easy to adjust between my husband and me. Also, we had no issues using through airports, unlike my sling which has metal rings.

That being said, I have a love/ hate relationship with the velcro. I love that the velcro makes it quick to wrap around the waist. I hate that it would get caught on the sweaters I was wearing! So be warned if you are wearing something that velcro can attach to! There are some moments when undoing the velcro is just loud. (e.t. Visitng a church/ museum to look at the art work, and daughter started to get fussy in the stroller - pulled out the folded ergo and undid the velcro to strap around my waist...it sounded like it echoed through the whole building and all attention on me). I'd probably need to step out of the room if she's sleeping if I needed to undo the velcro. The carrier itself can also get hot. It's rather thick, so I don't know how much I'll use this in the summer or in temperatures warmer than about 78° F. I also did have some trouble reaching the snaps to connect the sleep hood. Maybe my shoulders just don't rotate like that. My husband normally had to help me, although he never had problems when he was wearing it and needed to use the hood.

I will say that the first time I used it, it did hurt my shoulder/ neck, but it had to do with the way I adjusted the back panel. Once I figured that out, it wasn't a problem.

On the whole, I really liked this carrier. I think it was a great buy and couldn't really find another on the market that matched our needs for the carrier.

Just about Perfect

Love it all except the Velcro. It's loud. And cumbersome. When my son falls asleep I have to leave the room to take it off. I miss the simple clip of the older model. Thanks.

All in all awesome

My baby loves to be in the front facing position because she loves to explore and is very curious. But she finds it very uncomfortable in between her legs. We prefer our soft, cozy, comfy organic ergo.

What I always wanted.. Not so much for baby.

The Velcro waistband design is awful. It sticks to sweaters etc & is difficult to put on by yourself. I will go back to using my old design one since it's much better. The useful front pocket is also missing on the new design.

Customer service at ergo is great & I hope that they fix the design because I love baby wearing with my old ergo

Poor design