Review on 🎒 KSMA College Laundry Backpack with 2 Strong Adjustable Shoulder Straps - Large Laundry Bag 24”x34” with Zipper for Dorm Room and Apartment College Students (Brown) by Victoria Scholten

I disagree. The part is great, but it's definitely not worth more than 12€. First the good news: I use this bag whenever I don't have enough space in my regular laundry basket. The bag itself is large, strong, yet malleable enough to be stretched. I can fit a lot in it, especially if it's bulky items like blankets that I can keep folding and compressing. I can actually stuff things in and the bag can take a lot of strength to stretch. The great thing about this bag is that it can be completely closed. Once you zip it up, it's completely sealed so you can put it up anywhere. The bag is easy to clean which is good when I'm carrying pee on blankets and such and the inside gets dirty. This is a thick durable plastic canvas material, flexible enough, durable, easy to clean, etc. No problem. BUT! I love the bag itself, literally everything outside is awful. I wish I could spend more money on a better design because it feels like they pocket 90% of the cost and then spend nothing on the straps. The material reminds me of sticky tape. It's smooth, thin, not thick enough and durable. The handle is also not designed for something that big and heavy. I don't think the straps will come loose but as you can see they are (thankfully) not sewn directly to the fabric of the bottom otherwise they would have come loose immediately as the material is awful. The straps are simply not designed for weight and bulk as they only tested them empty. The really confusing part are the shoulder pads, which are sorely needed for thin, pathetic porters that dig into your skin as you walk. However, literally nothing is holding the pads in place! And they're too small to make up for it. Nothing is stopping the pads from sliding, so it's obvious that gravity is carrying them down where they stay. They're literally meaningless, I'm not even trying anymore. Because the straps are attached at the bottom (not in the middle), they carry all the weight of the bag (which is really long) and put all the pressure on your shoulders. (For the record, I'm 5ft 7in.) Not only are the shoulder straps, shoulder pads and handles not designed for this height and weight, the zipper fabric is also torn. I think I zipped it up too roughly and one end of the fabric tore. Luckily, the row of zipper prongs is long enough that there is enough fabric to tighten the elastic at the end to keep the zipper from falling out. Lightning is the best part! If it weren't for the zipper, I definitely wouldn't be using this bag as much. It's just SO convenient to transport blankets and clothes from one place to another. I can really put a ton of stuff in it, zip it up and then throw it on my back in the car, on the floor etc without worrying about it getting dirty (never had a problem with the zip itself) . comes back and unzipped once i manage to close it it stays closed! This is important). , love the bag. My issue is the material they used for the straps and handle and the material they used for the zipper. I'm definitely not going to throw this away anytime soon and I'd happily buy more bags of the same design, just with better straps and a design that helps with super-convenient portability rather than working against it. It works, plus the low price is the main reason it gets so many stars here. At least they're not trying to sell it for over $20 (yet). If the price goes up, I'd rather buy real shoulder pads! rzunimag.