🎒 Dakine Grom 13L Abstract Palm Backpacks for Kids and Stylish Daypacks Review

In 3rd grade kids are too small to load a full size 20 inch backpack. It's the same design, just smaller. Plus (and that was key for my friend) skateboard straps.

Fantastic price for a Dakine backpack! We love this backpack and use it as a backpack for camping and hiking. Perfect size for multiple water bottles, snacks, first aid kit and flashlight. Love it!

Dakine make some of the best backpacks and this (kids) version is no exception. My son is 9 years old and this backpack fits perfectly. Enough space for his homework, water bottles, etc. The style is great and he loves the color. Dakine backs its products with an excellent warranty that you will most likely never need. You can't go wrong here.

I hate to take a handbag with me when I have to run around town on the bus and this backpack was perfect. I can fit a sweatshirt, water bottle, large bag and anything else I need during the day. The fabric is durable, the zips feel solid, the budgies/clips on the front are useful for securing things, and there are multiple pockets including one for my sunglasses. It's a bit small, sure, but larger than the Jansport mini bag it replaced. :) Very happy with this bag.

Perfect size for my daughter (3rd grader)! In fact, it all depends on what your child is carrying - all they need is a folder, notebook and homework book. The main compartment offers space for small items and an additional pocket. Best of all, she doesn't look like she's lugging an adult backpack and touching the backs of her knees as she walks. it is flat and easy to carry. Fits her the same way a Dakina backpack fits an adult. And the Dakine is a very good backpack - I've been using it for…

This is the coolest backpack! Probably fits a 5-12 year old (I know that's a huge range but it's a bit smaller than a standard adult backpack, not tiny but doesn't completely use up my 5 year old either). There is a whistle on one of the buckles, which is very popular with children. The colors are fun enough for a kid but don't look super cheap like most kids' backpacks. There are only two main zippers so my son doesn't have a million compartments to hide treats like pebbles and cicada shells…