After looking at the Breezy 2, it looks like the control panel for the air and light has been converted to turning knobs instead of sensory buttons. That'll allow for a more controlled environment. The new backpack also comes in various colors and designs. Materials might be new, but not sure. Other than that, it looks the same as the first model.
I need to see a closeup of you connecting the zipper because I’m over here breathing smoke from my nose with steam coming from my ears trying to get it started. 😓
Theo is about 10lbs or 4.5kg. I can barely notice him when he's in the backpack because he's so light. If your pet is about 18lbs, you might begin to feel the weight on your back. To better help you with this question, I actually tested the backpack with 20lb weights and I definitely felt the heaviness, so it could be uncomfortable for long walks or hikes. However, the backpack itself can handle the weight, so no issue there. I think it also depends on your strength, as well. Hope this helps!
Hi! Yes, we briefly went over the features at around the 2 minutes and 45 second mark. There's a control touch pad on the side for the fan and light. What we didn't show, but alluded to, was that the plug for the fan and light needs to be plugged into a portable battery adapter. Hope this helps.
Hi Julie! Yes, the fan does work. It's very light and quiet. It's like a little hum, so it's not going to terrify your cat. It gives a good small breeze, nothing too extreme. There's the option to change the level settings, but even the highest level isn't too much. The light is also quite nice, but I don't really use it because I haven't yet gone out at night. If you decide to get this backpack, be sure to have a portable power source, like a chargeable power pack to use the fan and light. I wish the backpack itself ran on rechargeable batteries, but it's not a huge deal. I took Theo out for a walk this past week inside the backpack and he didn't mind being in it. For a one year old 9 pound cat, he had plenty of space within the pack and it was really light when I carried him inside.
