Baby Sherpa ALPHA Diaper 4-in-1 Bag Backpack (Black)

Baby Sherpa ALPHA Diaper 4-in-1 Bag Backpack (Black)

• Deep inside compartment with zippered pocket
• Soft sided cooler uniquely integrated into the diaper bag backpack to store bottles, snacks, beverages, medication (holds 6-8 canned beverages)
• Modular insulated pocket holds large-size brand name bottles, mesh water bottle holder
• Oversized back pack diaper bag change pad
• Cell phone/IPod pouch, sunglass case

This item ships directly from the manufacturer! Baby Sherpa ALPHA Black Diaper 4-in-1 Bag Backpack. Alpha Sherpa is the new generation of the Sherpa line. The high tech design incorporates all of the great features of the original Baby Sherpa along with an updated rip stop herringbone fabric and storage space for your laptop or mobile media device. Get carried away with Sherpa's most versatile backpack. From laptop to lunch or commuting to courtside-you'll lead the way no matter what pack you pr
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List Price: $ 119.99
Price: $ 89.00

• Review by tmay for Baby Sherpa ALPHA Diaper 4-in-1 Bag Backpack (Black)
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  I researched all sorts of baby diaper backpacks and thought this one would be the winner. It is an okay bag but now I wish I had kept the tags and paperwork to return it. The Lap top pocket is barely big enough to hold a laptop and if you do carry a lap top, there is no room for a changing pad (you have to choose one or the other and i would rather the changing pad). There is no diaper specific pockets or even enough inside pockets to separate your things. Also, there are no stroller straps to attach to your stroller or shopping cart for when you'd like to put your bag down. The big built in cooler is nice, but since most people just carry a few snacks for their children and not a six pack of cans, it makes for much less storage in the main backpack and makes the backpack top heavy. It also has no pacifier holder. The two extra side pockets could be slightly bigger. The material seems to be durable so far and it has served it's purpose. All in all, I would recommend a more diaper gear friendly bag to others. For being a diaper backpack, the Alpha Sherpa doesn't have all their bases covered.