🎒 Paterson Changing Bag 27.5 x 27.5 Inch Review

I've only used it twice so far but so far it's much better than my old bag. Doesn't let the light through and it folds very easily when I'm done.

I have an old Baja but I can't find it so I ordered this one. The older one has a double zip, this one had 1 zip and a velcro flap, double zip is preferable. Sleeves are too tight.

Need a replacement for my old diaper bag. Bought and used multiple times. In general I am satisfied, it serves its purpose. It does not let light through and is a very thick and durable material. I only give it 3 stars because the two hand and arm openings are very narrow and uncomfortable. The old bag didn't have this problem. The rest of the bag looks great.

This is a diaper bag. And it works as it should. This is a double layered and very thick diaper bag. This Paterson bag is very spacious, so it has enough space to load films and accessories. The grip is ok, but it won't work for a person with big hands. Otherwise this is a very high quality diaper bag. If you found this review helpful, please vote below so I can improve my future reviews. Thanks very much!

In general the bag isn't bad. Big size, protects from light etc. My only complaint is that if you have large hands/arms you will find it difficult to get them to work. I could only put the cuffs on my wrist, and the elastic was tight enough that I was concerned it would cut off blood flow in my arms if left on for too long. If you have normal sized hands that's fine, but if you're taller consider something else.

Overall the bag is not bad. Big size, protects from light etc. My only complaint is that if you have large hands/arms you will find it difficult to get them to work. I could only put the cuffs on my wrist, and the elastic was so tight that I was afraid it would cut off blood flow in my arms if I left it on for too long. If you have normal sized hands that's fine, but if you're taller consider something else.

I am very happy with this bag. I use it to install built-in (instant) film in some large cameras (Polaroid 110B) and Polaroid Land cameras (103, 350, 450 and 180). When you open the Polaroid 110, you realize that you need a lot of space. Well this bag is great for that. I no longer have to do this under the covers of my bed (the darkest place I could find :). Before that I wanted to buy a changing tent because I knew I needed something with more room, but for $84. it seemed too expensive for a…

Easier than using a dark cupboard. You pack the film, spool, and developer tank into one bag, then hide the zipper under the Velcro flap. Each armhole has two densely gathered holes that your hand goes through one at a time to access the film and so on. A curiosity in the design: In each armhole, two ruffled holes are precariously connected to one another by a few threads. These threads break easily, causing the two ruched holes of each armhole to separate. It doesn't seem to affect…