SHARKMOUTH Dad Diaper Bag Backpack - Military Baby Gear Backpacks with Daddy Patches Gray

As a dad on the go, the SHARKMOUTH Dad Diaper Bag Backpack has been a total game-changer! Its military-inspired design is both rugged and practical, and the addition of 'Daddy Patches' adds a personal touch. With ample storage space and compartments, organizing baby gear has never been easier. Plus, the sleek black color goes with everything. It's the perfect blend of style and functionality for any hands-on dad

The Dad Diaper Bag Backpack has completely exceeded my expectations as a new father. This military-inspired backpack offers the perfect blend of style, functionality, and convenience, making it an essential accessory for any dad on the go.One of the standout features of this backpack is its rugged design, complete with daddy patches that add a touch of personality. As a military enthusiast, I appreciate the nod to military gear, and the black color adds a sleek and modern touch.But beyond its aesthetics, this backpack is incredibly practical. The spacious interior provides ample room for all of my baby's essentials, including diapers, wipes, bottles, and toys. The multiple compartments and pockets help me stay organized, ensuring that everything has its place and is easily accessible when needed.I also appreciate the thoughtful details that make this backpack stand out. The insulated bottle pockets keep drinks at the perfect temperature, while the padded shoulder straps and back panel provide comfort during long outings or hikes. Plus, the included changing pad and stroller straps add extra versatility to the backpack.Overall, I couldn't be happier with the Dad Diaper Bag Backpack. It offers exceptional quality, functionality, and style, making it the perfect companion for any dad on the go. Whether I'm running errands, going for a walk in the park, or embarking on a family adventure, this backpack has everything I need to tackle parenthood with confidence. Highly recommended!

Lots of pockets to hold a lot without being bulky. Like that you can add fun patches

My husband was excited for this bag to arrive and it did not disappoint. The material of the bag is strong and sturdy, including the zippers. There is plenty of storage in this bag, I was a little envious of the space in relation to my own diaper bag. There is one insulated section in the back of the bag, one large section in the middle, and one small section in the front with two insulated bottle holders. This bag will easily carry a load of baby items. Awesome bag and it would make for a great gift for a dad to be.

This is the cutest diaper bag for men! My boyfriend loves it and it makes it really easy to carry everything. There is lots of space for all the necessities! There is also a spot for bottles which is convenient. I like that it has the spots for patches too. Really, really nice!

Not really suited for the typical cache of baby supplies and even though the included accoutrements would have you believe this is for Baby Daddy's, I personally prefer the bag my wife uses as the alternative to this has an included changing pad, roomier and more accommodating wipe storage, thermally insulated bottle storage that is actually made for bottles and not just a normal pocket with 'thermal lining', etc.Whereas this... it has a void space with buckling straps?... No really sure what it's intended for with the mesh pocket. But it would have been better as just a typical pack would have a larger main compartment in lieu of this weird open spot between the main compartment and the smaller front pouch. Were they trying to insinuate you can drop your toddler in here as a harness? What would i put in the mesh pocket that wouldn't be just as accessible from beneath a zipper? Without the lack of security of knowing it won't fall out if inverted.To be honest, I loaded it up the first month after our baby was born, and I haven't used it once since. It just doesn't make sense to have two bags anyways. It's twice as much stuff to keep up with in the early months when they're growing out of stuff 3 months at a time. So in general, I'm against this Dad's Bag (The first thing I did was take off those silly patches), and I feel as though this money would be better spent towards a 5.11 or in other words a real backpack.

This is a nice tactical pack.... It appears well made, with solid construction, good sewing, heavy duty materials, zippers that work smoothly, lots of pockets and so on; all the stuff that makes a good pack...The features mentioned as making it a good bag for baby gear are either just as good for tactical needs, or don't subtract from it.... So good either for taking care of the rugrat, or leave the kid w/ mom, peel off the DADDY patch and use it to carry your favorite combat gear...

The media could not be loaded.  I think this is less of a diaper bag, and more of a cool backpack that can be used as a diaper bag. For example, it doesn't come with a changing pad. Despite that, it can certainly be used as a diaper bag. It will be very easy to stay organized with this backpack.It has a large insulated pouch on the back, plus a smaller one on the side, plus a whole bunch of non-insulated compartments. Some have zippers, some elastic. Lots of places to put stuff.It has a bit of a chemical smell, which gradually dissipates. I would air it out before you put anything in it.The patches are velcro and can be removed an replaced with any other patches that have the hook surface. But the DADDY one is cute, no doubt.