A Diaper Bag That Grows with Your Family | Fifty Fifty Gear
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- Опубліковано 4 чер 2024
- The thing about diaper bags is that in reality you don't need it beyond a couple years, and you might be more value if you have multiple children, but Fifty Fifty Gear's bag grows with you and your child making it useful even after your children are done with diapers!
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Looking forward to your review of the bags.
Preview - so far I’m enjoying using the smaller of the two Ready 22 as my daily bag.
Looks like a great, functional, and high quality backpack. I think this is the only backpack I have seen that may be as good or better for a men’s/unisex diaper bag than the Maxpedition Entity. Thanks for the review!
the backpack is so high tech
It does have some pretty nice features! Using the smaller one as my daily commute bag that I can also carry my kid's stuff.
Great video! Would you say the 26L would work for an under the seat bag on an American domestic flight in economy?
I think it should fit. I haven’t flown American in a while but it easily fits under Southwest and United.
@@kevin-lu I apologize, I meant an American-based airline. I haven’t flown them in a while either. I’m usually on Alaska. I ran back to rephrase my question as soon as I thought it might be taken that way. I would eventually plan to take for international flights as well. I’m grabbing dimensions currently to compare it to other bags I have used under the seat. Thanks!
Would you see yourself choosing the larger or the smaller one for airplane travel? I’m over here debating. I too have 2 kids, 1 is 5 but the other just under 1. I want to have enough space but don’t know if 26 will feel too bulky once off the plane on my trip. Thank you for your help!
I think the 26 would be better for travel. The bag can get fairly flat still if it’s not jammed packed. I’ll be using the 26 in our upcoming trip with my 5 and 2 year old.
Looks like a regular backpack with a bit more pockets that a regular backpack. Nothing specific to be honest to fit for a baby use