Boba Ring Wrap baby carrier sling Rye

Boba Ring Wrap is a quick and elegant ring sling that keeps your baby close while leaving you with hands free. Thanks to the adjustable rings, you can easily fine-tune the fit and carry comfortably from birth to toddlerhood—at home, on walks, and while traveling.

Quick to put on without tying

Practical rings allow instant adjustment and tightening in one motion. Ideal for everyday use when you need to put the sling on quickly and neatly.

From birth to toddler

The ring sling adapts as your child grows and is suitable for carrying in the 3–15 kg range. Keep your baby safe and close both indoors and outdoors while staying mobile.

Lightweight, breathable and comfortable material

A blend of bamboo viscose and linen is lightweight, breathable, and easy to care for. The fabric is soft right out of the box and gets even softer with every wash.

Looking for a simple babywearing sling you can put on in moments—without complicated tying? The Boba Ring Wrap (ring sling) combines the comfort of soft fabric with practical rings for instant adjustment. Your baby stays safely close to your body and you keep your hands free for everyday tasks.

A luxurious blend of bamboo viscose and linen is lightweight, breathable, and pleasant right out of the box—and becomes even softer with every wash. The sling adapts to different body types and your child’s size simply by tightening the fabric through the rings.

Main benefits:

For children from 3 to 15 kg (from newborn to toddler)
Fully adjustable for parents and children of different sizes
No tying—quick to put on and adjust using the rings
Lightweight and breathable material suitable even for longer carrying
Allows your child a 360° view from the safety of your closeness

Safety recommendations: Always tighten the sling so it provides firm support. Keep your child’s face uncovered and visible, at a height where you can kiss them. Ensure space between the chin and chest and support the naturally curved back. The carrier is intended only for carrying the child facing inward (not facing outward).