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Simple but nice.Light weight. Easily added to a Nah for extra storage if needed.

This book bag is super cute. I love the color and the design. The blue zippers aren't my favorite but that's not a big problem. The only thing was that this bag doesn't have very much support. I put a lot of books in there and it gets really heavy; its hard to carry when it's heavy since there's not a lot of cushioning.

Growing up a child of the 80s or 90s, you had to have the most rugged backpacks meant to hold enough weight for a battle field. Why? Because our books were so daggone heavy and the more advanced your class, the more books you had to bring home. Today's bags are basically needed for some workbooks, maybe carry the lunch bags/thermos and a jacket if the room is cold.This bag is a nice size for a teen that doesn't need the ruggedness of a bag in the 80's but large enough to hold all of today's requirements. Plus it doesn't look out of place because the size is just right and not too small.

This is a review of kibachev Laptop Bag 14 inch Simple Backpack (Blue)

 This seems like a basic backpack, until you take note of the details. The big section has a divider on the back wall to hold a laptop or tablet in place (the divider is 11.5” high and has 2 smaller flat pockets sewn to the front of it). That big section has a double slide zipper, so you can open the bag on either side. And you can lock the zipper pulls together if you are in a touristy area with a lot of pickpockets. Each side pocket (I use one for a water bottle) has an elastic cord with a cord lock (the side pockets are 7” tall). And most exciting — and it is exciting — is the little anti-theft pocket that rests against your back when you wear the bag. 
 Besides the practical features, the bag’s parts are well coordinated, which I really like. Many otherwise attractive backpacks feature black straps, no matter what color the fabric is. But this one has straps that match the fabric. It also has matching zippers, thread, and elastic. The interior does not match, but that is ok because the interior is a very practical light color — when the inside of a bag is a dark color, it can be hard to find things in there. The light color interior makes it easier to locate items. The only other nonmatching items are the white sliders on the straps and the complementary colored darker blue zipper pulls. The light blue fabric is a lovely color — the blue is just a tinge toward the grey-blue side. I’m really hoping that the fabric resists dirt well.
 The measurements of the bag can be confusing. There are two quite different sets of measurements on the listing page (one set in the main description, another in one of the photos). I get another whole set of numbers when I measure my blue backpack; it is 5” x 12.25” x 16.5”.
 I am very pleased with this backpack. It is well made with a lot of good features.

I love the color and size of this backpack. It holds everything I need it to and the straps have some padding which makes it far more comfortable to carry when I have extra weight to tote around. The stitching and overall design seem to be decent quality and I think this one should last quite a while!

This backpack is perfect. My 8 year old son is very excited to use it for school. It's currently holding a box of crayons, pencils, a package of loose leaf paper, a binder, a composition notebook, a clipboard, package of dry erase markers and glue sticks. I still have a few more things to get but I have no doubt they'll fit. I like that it has a separate pocket on the inside for organization. However, it's not padded so you can't put a tablet or small laptop in there without a sleeve. It has other pockets on the inside for pencils, pens or index cards, etc. I love the pocket hidden in the back. It's not huge but big enough for personal items like a wallet or cards. The material seems nice. I'm not sure how it will hold up if my son has heavy books to bring back and forth from school. Overall, it's well made and my son loves it.

I got this backpack for my 2-1/2 year old twins who attend daycare. They need to take blankets, lunch, snacks, diapers, wipes, sippy cups and more times two. This not only looks cute, but it is large enough to hold both of the kids daily items.It is made of nylon and cotton and looks like it will last a long time. The straps are adjustable which makes it nice if one of the kids has to wear it. Usually the teacher meets the kids at the car and takes the backpack for them; but it is a nice option if one of them has to wear it or carry it into the daycare themselves.I got it for daycare, but it also can be a great backpack for school because it has a compartment for your laptop and room for books, lunch and whatever else you need for the day.Recommended.

This backpack from kibachev, with its large capacity and fun pattern, will probably appeal to teen girls and young adults. It is not overflowing with pockets – for example, there are none in the secondary compartment – but there is a handy hidden zipper pocket on the back, a front zipper pocket, and a few slide-in pockets in the main compartment. The zippers are sturdy, and the stitching is reinforced. The padding on the back and bottom is not as cushy as I’ve seen on some kids’ backpacks, but it seems adequate.One interesting feature is the color of the lining. So many backpacks have dark interior lining, which turn the inside into a black hole where items go to hide. The light-colored lining of this backpack will probably reveal smudges, but it will make it easier to find stuff.