Under Armour Undeniable Sackpack Flannel Backpacks for Casual Daypacks Review

Although the size indicates it is the same as the UA 1st Edition backpack. No, that is not so. This is bigger. It's too big for gym use, but might be good for travel. Instead, you can get yourself one of UA's gym bags. The 2.0 holds a lot of stuff, but it's cumbersome to use in the gym. My old version seems more compact and lasts enough. I prefer the original to this latest edition.

I ordered this bag on 03/04/21. Since then I've only used this bag as a gym bag, which means it only weighs a few pounds at any one time (water bottle, towel, padlock, deodorant). In early July I noticed the center zipper had ripped and since then it has only gotten worse. I am very disappointed as I love the colors of this bag. My last Under Armor bag was bought in a sporting goods store and lasted me almost 3 years! I'm not sure why it wasn't, leading me to believe it couldn't be real Under…

My son asked for a Nike drawstring backpack for Christmas. After searching, I came across these Under Armor. I found it to be a much better quality than Nike drawstring backpacks so I took a chance and bought this instead. I'm so glad I did. On Christmas morning my son opened it and looked at it. I told him it wasn't Nike but I figured he'd like it better. He has! The laces are way nicer than any other laces I've seen on this type of backpack. They are durable yet resilient for added comfort…

Very disappointed. You know that feeling when you have a product you love and you just use it and use it until it's almost worn out? I bought this to replace a previously loved and worn out UnderArmour backpack. However, this one is tall and narrow so it never stands upright - it always falls down, causing problems when you're carrying things like shampoo, perfume or other liquids. The previous one had a great little zipped pocket inside that I put my sports card in and small mesh in the…

My recent graduate is spending a few weeks in Europe. He needs a bag to carry with him when he roams the cities and as a personal item when he flies overseas. He needs to be able to carry his ID, sunglasses, hat, sweatshirt, water bottle, some chargers, maybe a Switch and some snacks, but he doesn't need a large padded backpack. He doesn't need many subjects. It's almost perfect for a daypack (or as close to perfect as they make it). The bag itself is lightweight, weather resistant, and…