Adaptive Backpack – Large Bag with Accessibility Features for Ease of Use

Not good for transport wheelchair or Special needs stroller. No attachment options. Fine as a standard backpack. Not what I would call "adaptive". However, I did modify it for 1 liter TPN and 240 oz lipid IV bags. Has room for both pumps and bags in front pocket which lets you maximize the storage for other necessities. A thumb loop on a weak Velcro strap is NOT adaptive. It's barely functional and detached under minimal weight, completely eliminating the point of a chest strap. Pulls are cute and all but seriously. Do better by disabled kids and students. They go through enough nonsense. So do parents. I've learned how to make jackets that are CVC and IV safe for a kid that hates vests. I've also learned how to make dual pump IV backpacks out of regular ones. I'm not alone here. You guys are absolutely missing a whole market that's neglected and simple things like backpacks, shirts and safe but cute coats are completely neglected and missed. Price the coats and bags close to this price point and you'll get foot traffic. 🤷

My son loves it, lots of pockets! Great for his chrome book and everything else.

Holds everything for a full load of classes. It hangs on a hook every night, fully loaded, and there are no stress points in the seams. We'll made and cute pastel colors.

I got this for my son on sale, it’s great. It’s a good quality, zippers are smooth, he loves the pattern, it’s vibrant and very practical with the multiple pockets.

This is a nice backpack but it is LARGE! Way too big for my elementary child. More of an adult sized backpack. Otherwise great backpack

Nice backpack! Need a large backpack and this came along. It is made well and feels very tough and should last for a long time.

great product and price

Very durable, really heavy duty backpack. My son carry 17lb of books to school every day. Great quality.