DAKINE Girl’s Prom Pack
Published: September 3rd, 2010
Category: Footwear
- Deployable water bottle pocket
- Fleece lined sunglass pocket
- Insulated cooler pocket
- Organizer pocket
- Padded laptop sleeve
Product Description
DaKine Women’s Laptop Backpack for street or school.
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September 3rd, 2010 at 12:22 pm
This bookbag is awesome! It’s really the best bookbag I’ve ever owned. I’m in graduate school and I use this all the time, and I really think it’ll be the first bookbag I’ve owned that won’t get all beat up and ripped looking pretty soon. I bought it back in March, and it’s still bright and not dirty at all! I bought the Pink Plaid variety.
This bag has a million pockets, and it’s so nice and roomy. I can fit everything I need in here. There’s a front insulated pocket for food or a drink (right now I have two pairs of flip-flops in there so you know how big it is), a bigger middle pocket that has several smaller slots for an mp3 player, your pens, cords, headphones, whatever…and a very, very roomy main pocket. Right now in the main pocket I have my Wii, 4 Wii games in the cases, a game controller, my Nintendo DS and that game case, a folder, and a book, and there’s still room for my 13.3″ computer (I know because I just took it out) and my external hard drive. Just so you know, there’s an extra laptop pocket in the main pocket. There’s also a felt-lined pocket on top of the bag that’s made for sunglasses, but I store my computer adapter in there (don’t wear sunglasses) and two small pockets on the side…not sure what you could keep in there, but you can reach them while the bag’s on your back.
With all that stuff loaded up on my back I don’t even feel the heavy weight of it all unless I’ve had the bag on my back for a few hours. The back and straps are padded to relieve pain (which is a BIG draw for me because I have chronic back pain) and the cloth the bookbag is made out of is very durable. I have been telling everyone where I got this bookbag from, and I get compliments on its style all the time. Honestly, one of the best $45 you’ll spend. Shell out the extra money and get a durable bookbag…your back will thank you (and so will your pocket when you don’t need another one a year from now).
Rating: 5 / 5
September 3rd, 2010 at 1:08 pm
I needed a backpack for school that will accommodate a laptop and a couple of books while looking good. This backpack is exactly what I needed. All my stuff fits in comfortably. Straps are nice and sturdy and they don’t cut into my shoulders. Material is durable, stitching is good quality. I like the rubbery inside which makes the bag waterproof (I did not test it in pouring rain but whatever ran off my umbrella did not get through). Nice front pocket for your pens, phone, etc. Insulated cooler pocket is a nice touch but I don’t use it for lunch and such. It is really deep lengthwise but not deep enough front to back to hold anything thicker than a regular sandwich or maybe a banana (but you can stack a lot of bananas and sandwiches :)). Side pockets are awesome! Both can fit a regular plastic water bottle but one has a mesh and drawstring inside so it expands to hold your bigger fancy water bottles (or whatever else). This backpack is super cute too! Definitely a girly print (poodles and tiny cars) but I like that. I got a lot of compliments on this backpack.
Rating: 5 / 5
September 3rd, 2010 at 3:43 pm
So I am A typical college student with a ton of books! It fits them all and everything in between. I also commute on the bus and it works really well for that. The water bottle pocket is really tight. I have gotten ton of complements on how cute it is!! Its a chick back pack and the inside has blue polka dots and a compartment for a labtop!!!
Rating: 5 / 5
September 3rd, 2010 at 6:32 pm
I was a little hesitant buying a bag I hadn’t physically seen but all the other good reviews are true. This bag is really awesome! It fits my 15.4 in dell inspiron perfectly as well as having lots of other room. I also like that it’s a backpack that is cute without being too childish. Perfect for grad school
Rating: 5 / 5
September 3rd, 2010 at 8:45 pm
The bag is sturdy and well-padded, comfy to wear even when full of overlarge physics textbooks. It’s made of waterproof material, so my books never get wet and my notes aren’t ruined. My 15.4 laptop fits fine in the laptop pouch. Currently the bag has a laptop, a 1-inch binder, a folder, a medium textbook, a solutions manual, an agenda, and a pencil case in the main pouch, and it could hold a bit more. I’m sure the front cooler pocket would be good for lunches, but I can’t really say as I actually keep my hat and mitts in there. The medium pocket has a smaller zipped pocket in it, as well as some of those little open-top pockets for a cell phone, an iPod, and pens. There are also two other small zippered pockets on the bag, and a collapsible water-bottle holder.
My favourite part is that the bag doesn’t have those elastic cord thingies on the outside, like it’s pretending to be a camping backpack or something. It’s a school bag for college students, it works like one, and it looks like one.
Rating: 5 / 5