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Mokaloo Large Diaper Bag Backpack, Dark Grey, Unisex, 25L Volume, 13 Pockets, USB Charging Port

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Color: Dark Grey


Features

  • Large Diaper Backpack: size:11.8l x7.8w x 16.5h inches; Volume: 25L;Weight:1.65lb. Big Diaper Bag with 13 internal & external pockets for organization options, enough to hold most baby essentials.
  • Lightweight Backpack with USB Charging PortAntifriction Oxford fabric weights less than 2pounds; built with USB Charging Port and Power Cable to help to recharge your cell phone on the go conveniently.
  • Spacious Diaper BagYou can get well-layered compartments to keep separated wet and dry nappies, bottles, diaper cloths; side pockets for baby wipes, umbrella, drinking bottles or more; 2 insulated pockets for 4-9oz bottles; super easy glance and easy reach via wide open mouth and zipper on the back.
  • Durable--Water/Deform/Tear ResistanceMade from durable and waterproof fabric instead of the twill polyester baby bag; with non-fraying stitching & strong zippers; reinforced seams in shoulder straps and handle; waterproof outside coating and 2 waterproof compartment for wet towel, frequently used bibs or diapers.
  • More than a diaper bag Can use as backpack, handbag, elegant and suitable for many occasion like shopping, traveling etc.Practical and Unisex Design make this diaper bag backpack perfect for travel with your boys & girls.

Product Dimensions: 11.8 x 7.8 x 16.5 inches


Item Weight: 1.7 pounds


Department: unisex-adult


Manufacturer: Mokaloo


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 123


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Age Range Description: Adult


Item Weight: 1.7 Pounds


Number Of Items: 1


Units: 1 Count


Capacity Total: 25 Liters


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    • Diaper Bag Backpack
Color: Light Grey
We love this diaper bag, it is very durable and it has a lot of space for anything you need to pack for your baby. We love the grey color and all the features like how it has hooks that comes on the diaper bag so we can clip it onto our stroller. It is very good quality and we are very happy with our purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by Lauren
    • Classy appearance
Color: Light Grey
Purchased for my 2 year old granddaughter as a diaper bag. Picked this color so Mom, Dad, or myself may carry it with comfort. Love the way the top opens wide. Holds a ton of stuff. Easy to adjust straps for when we switch back and forth. My son is 6'4" and 300lbs he carries this back pack no issues with straps. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2024 by SABRINA ISABELLA
    • More than a diaper bag
Color: Light Grey
I use this for work. The multiple pockets are perfect for my stethoscope, manual BP cuff, and more. I love I can unzip the side pocket and get items from the main compartment. Perfect for use as way more than a diaper bag
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024 by ER Tech Queen
    • The perfect gift
Color: Light Grey
The person I gifted this to, has twins and carry their items in it. She has had it already over 4 months and looks still in good condition. It isn't heavy on its own, and the material is of good quality.
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2023 by Doña Montañez
    • Great, cute diaper bag with a lot of storage
Color: Light Grey
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This review is comparing the Mokaloo diaper bag backpack and a similar Hodar brand one. I am a mom of 4 under 4 at the time of this review: 4, 2, and twin 4 month olds. Appearance- both are gray, gender neutral in color. Both are zippered, have both shoulder and hand strap options. Both have stroller attachments (Mokaloo is completely detachable and is on either side of the straps, Hodar is built into the straps). The Mokaloo bag is a little more feminine because of the gold accents where as the Hodar bag has leather accents. I like the look of both! But Hodar is definitely a great bag for dads or moms! Comfort- Hodar has thicker straps and more padding on the straps and back of the bag. I liked the wider straps because it was easier to sling on and is a little more comfortable. Mokaloo has some padding but I didn’t like the thinner straps. Functionality- The Hodar bag is like a traditional backpack in that the zipper goes all around the bag- I like this because it’s easy to unzip with only one hand and grab something out without having the whole bag open. The Mokaloo bag just has a zipper along the top edge. This is nice because you can cram a little more in along the sides but the downside is that you can’t really unzip/zip with one hand and you can’t really get anything out unless it’s completely unzipped. I’ve found this to be pretty annoying. Features- Both: have two side pockets, one being the wipes holder. I think that option is kinda worthless for me. The packages of wipes we buy are too big to fit in there. Plus I have 2 older kids so I would rather use them to hold water bottles. Chances are, if I’m grabbing wipes out, convenience isn’t a big deal because the whole event is probably inconvenient so I’m probably needing more than just a quick wipe. Both have the back bottom pocket to get things out from the bottom without having to dig through. I love this feature but always forget about it and still end up digging. Will need to train myself. Both have a smaller zippered pocket inside which is great for little things you always lose like fingernail clippers, aquaphor, lotion, money, etc. I need that! Both have insulted bottle pockets in the front zipper pocket that fit my 9 oz Avent bottles. (Hodar pocket is a little roomier). Neither comes with a portable diaper changing pad, but included ones are usually trash anyway- better off buying something separately. Differences: The Hodar bag has two larger zippered pockets, one with a computer padded pocket. This makes the bag function better past the diaper bag stage of parenting to use as a travel bag and take on an airplane. To make up for their lack of laptop storage, the Mokaloo bag has more elastic pockets along the sides of the bag- I use one for infant diapers, one for size 4 diapers and the other two mostly for snacks. Both have any extra zippered pocket above the main “front pocket” but the one on the Hodar bag goes deeper than the Mokaloo bag- which I think is better if being used as a travel bag to fit large books or materials but less useful when being used as a diaper bag because it’s harder to find what you’re looking for. USB port- both have this....but... why? It doesn’t charge your phone- it’s just a cord with USB inputs and outputs so you still have to be by an outlet....? Am I missing the usefulness of this?? Overall, honestly it’s hard to choose one. I like them both. If I was a dad, I would get the Hodar one. If I was regularly going to be transporting a computer I would get the Hodar one. If I was going to be cramming a lot of stuff inside, I would go with Mokaloo. But I’ve got four kids so frankly, I probably need both!! Between the two of them I’ll always have a useful bag. I’ll probably go back and forth between them. You can’t go wrong with either bag in my opinion. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2021 by Brittany Shields Brittany Shields
    • Diaper bag
Color: Light Grey
Fits all my baby essentials
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024 by Sweetie
    • Great for the price
Color: Black
This is my second one for my second child- perfect size and nice looking. Great for the price and I’ve actually put my old one through the wash before!
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023 by Lindsey Woodard
    • Love this Bag!
Color: Light Grey
This bag is amazing! It has so many pockets and a pocket for wet things as well! 🤯 I have a bottle in one of the insulated pockets and two ready to feeds in the other insulated pocket. I have two pacifiers, all the doctors summary notes, a change of baby clothes (onesie, pants, cardigan, socks), a bib, a burbcloth, a changing pad, Tylenol, a thermometer, wipes, tissues, a cloth for general messiness, my water bottle, a blanket, a book, some cashews and a green apple 😂, diaper rash cream, vaseline, a portable pacifier sterilizer, dirty diaper baggies, some powered formula samples, and there’s still room! Bonus, it doesn’t look like it’s stuffed! I’m going to throw a toy in there as well and I promise there will still be room! Also, note I’m a Tetris type of packer so if you’re just throwing things in there, you may or may not have as much room as I do but I will say it seems very roomy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2023 by Mrs. & Mr. Williams

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