🎒 Ultimate Board Game Bag Backpack with Shoulder Straps: Organize and Carry Your Games Effortlessly Review

I love these bags. This is the second one I have received. However, I had a problem with the front pocket. The fabric was unattached and folded inside. That means I can't put anything in my pocket for fear of it getting stuck behind that valve. Seriously considering bringing it back

I bought this bag specifically to carry board games. Redesigned from an old holdall that barely fit in the Monopoly. This bag mainly fits in square boxes. It requires some packing skills to organize unwieldy sized boxes in a cavity. The biggest complaint is that the bag offers backpack straps as an option for carrying the bag. When not in use, the straps will not stay securely in the way. Some trip hazards.

We gave this to our son for his birthday and he loves it! It's the perfect size and shape for all of his game boxes so now when they come over he can just load the bag up with games instead of keeping a bunch of boxes in the back of his van. It feels solid, is soft and has good structure (not flexible) and the size is perfect for all its games like Lords of Waterdeep, Wings, Splendor and expansion packs.

I've got my eye on GeekOn! backpack, but I couldn't justify spending that much money on something I only used once a month or so (before the pandemic). I found this and decided to give it a try. It's quite simple in shape - the main compartment is just rectangular. However, it has so much room for my game. There is an outside pocket for small items, as well as back straps and a shoulder strap. The bag has a large zipper and makes a solid impression. Highly recommended for all avid board game…

Yes it looks great and fits A LOT. But if it's designed to do that, it has to carry the weight. Attaching the tape took exactly 5 minutes. Hope the handles last longer. UPDATE: Well, last year I complained that the belt broke. I just fixed it and the repair took a year with no problems. So, I'm carrying 40 pounds of games in this thing, and I probably shouldn't be doing it. But after a year and all that weight, he was holding up great. No discoloration, tears or loose seams. I've been…