Review on Backpack College Charging Winblo F Purple by Kristina Brooks

Bought this for a trip to the US and used as a personal item (Southwest Approved!). On the way there I took a small purse, some snacks, my packed liter bag of fluids and 16 ounces of water. Bottle, Portable Charger, Phone, Chargers, Headphones, Miscellaneous. Electronics, medication, first aid kit and a change of clothes with plenty of space. On the way back I stuffed the thing full. It may look tiny but believe me it can hold a lot of stuff if you know how to pack it properly. I donned an oversized hoodie wrapped around a 12-ounce coffee mug, a couple of shot glasses, my liquid, another change of shirt, a water bottle, medication, and other essentials. souvenirs. I had no problems with the zippers, they held up well even after I stuffed them with my stuff on the way home. I used it every day at my destination and I've used it a few times since I got back home and I really like it. There are 3 different storage compartments, the front zip is quite small where my pens are, but a good size for small electronics, cosmetics, games etc. The next zip has two small pockets to store your electronics in as well. , or maybe even your wallet. Here you can put a couple of thin notebooks, coloring books, maybe a small sweater. The largest compartment can hold your laptop, books, clothes, etc. This would be a good backpack for college/high school students as long as you are not lugging around a bunch of textbooks. It's also a good personal item for a plane trip or just a weekend getaway. I went to the desert with this backpack, so I can't comment on waterproofness, but judging by the texture of the backpack, it can definitely withstand a bit of rain and keep your belongings safe inside. I haven't washed mine yet because I haven't had a reason to. It came in the mail and was ready to use, didn't have an odd smell like a lot of other products I've bought online, and didn't get dirty while traveling. have an anti-pickpocket zipper on the back where the shoulder straps are where you can put your wallet or phone. The side pockets/water bottle holders are not stretchy or flexible at all so you need to be careful with the right bottle. Overall I really liked this backpack though, the price seems fair considering how much it can hold and how durable it is. It's lightweight (when empty, of course), cute, and gets the job done.