Large Travel Backpack for Women Waterproof Back Pack Black Shoulder Bag Fashion Backpack Purse Anti-Theft Daypack for College Work

It’s very roomy, lightweight, and definitely worth the money. The two side zipper pockets are well hidden. And of course if you like hummingbirds, the design is great.

Cute. Not adequately big as I thought it would be but big enought to carry essentials + a few other items.

Ice been using this for several months and I get a lot compliments on it. It still looks brand new, it's nice quality. I love that the zip opening is next to my back, much safer that way. And it opens enough that I can add a lot to it. I've used Coach and Kate Spade for years, but I'm as happy with this.

Loved bag

Great backpack for travel. One opening that faces your back while wearing. Great for shopping, large enough to carry your wallet, gives hand free shopping. No need to set purse down.

I’ve tried so many backpacks! This one suits me perfectly - material, style, space, size. The material isn’t too stiff and formal and contours well as needed. The dark multicolor is interesting, stylish and different without being too much and goes with anything. The size suits my body (5’4” and slim but I’ve had back surgery so need a backpack rather than a purse) and the straps don’t slip off like some leather ones and it’s neither too small that it looks silly or so big that it’s bulky. It’s more spacious than I expected. I can carry my wallet, sunglasses, reading glasses, book, small notebook, lipstick, tissues and a 3 item lunch and water bottle in it. I’m really particular about my backpack and was willing to spend far more and tried many more more expensive ones and can’t believe I got so lucky with this one.

Good design, light and capacity. Not very good material, especially it came tightly folded and wrapped, left permanent wrinkles.

A little heavier than cloth backpacks but still reasonable. Love the way it looks and the zipper close to your body for security while wearing and also on the back of your chair in restaurants

I love this backpack! I bought it for a recent holiday abroad and used it as my carry on for the flight. It has lots of room in the main compartment and two smaller zip pockets on the front. It has two water bottle holder pockets on the sides. But the best thing about it is that the access to the main compartment is at the back. So when you are wearing the bag the zip access is against your back so it is secure. I wore it in very crowded pickpocketable areas and felt that my belongings were safe. It’s durable and great value. And it’s a cute design too!

Moi j'aime les sacs à main à dos, c'est bien pour avoir les mains libres, celui là est beau, pratique avec sa poche principale côté dos, afin d'éviter les vols, la matière est imperméable, il y a aussi deux grandes poches sur les côtés avec fermeture éclair, et deux petites poches ouvertes sur les côtés aussi. Dedans il y a aussi 2 petites poches ouvertes, donc de quoi loger pas mal de choses et pour autant le sac n'est pas trop grand, il reste de gabarit sac à main.

The quality of the bag is much better than it looks in the pictures. I’m really happy with it.

super handig rugzakje! ongelooflijk wat er allemaal in kan, licht om dragen. ik zal daar veel gebruik van maken. ik ontdek er nog verborgen zakjes in. aanrader en ziet er nog leuk uit ook!

Really nice, lightweight, well-designed bag. The opening for the main compartment is in the part that goes against my back when wearing this as a backpack, which is a great anti-theft thing. I’ve got a pink purse organizer in there to keep things contained, along with my wallet. Each side has an open pocket that can hold a water bottle or something, and each side has a zippered pocket. I think, though, they should have put the zippers in so the pockets are closed when the zipper pull is down instead of up, as gravity can pull the pockets open. But they’ll be fine for napkins or tissues or things like that. They could improve on the straps. And I’ve modified mine. Instead of having 3 separate straps, I cut the backpack straps from the top of the bag, fed each end through the metal loops at the top of the bag, and and I’ve sewn the ends together so they overlap quite a bit so it’s strong. This allows me to pull the strap outward to wear as a backpack, or up to use as a purse, and then I won’t have extra straps to catch on things. The two photos show me wearing the bag as a backpack and holding it as a purse are both after I made the modifications to the straps, and the two after that also are after I modified the straps. This only took me about 10 minutes.