MancroBackpack Diaper Bag, Waterproof Boy Travel Bag for Dad and Men, Large Multi-Function, Many Pockets, Lightweight, Stylish Diaper Backpack, Black

I earn nothing for this review other than the joy of helping you find the diaper pack that works for you.My wife and I are expecting our 2nd child. I am a stay at home dad (SAHD), so we went with a diaper pack instead of a diaper bag. Our first pack was big and roomy and served us well for 2 years. The zippers made it about a year and a half and we struggled through hoping to get one for a shower. We didn't make it.ZippersThe zippers stood out to us first. The zippers on this bag look at least twice as good and twice as functional as our last bag which lasted two rough and tumble years. Time will tell.Two temp control areasThe next thing was having two temperature controlled areas. I did a lot of melting breast milk as a stay at home dad (my wife was a champ at pumping). Having one area was great for one kid. Having an area for each kid will be soooo much better. This is the feature I am looking forward to the most when we have our second.SizeThe bag is much more compact than our last bag. Now, that may be a problem later on down the road (unlikely - I have learned how to pack better). My wife, though, keeps making the remarks out how the pack surprises her with its size and depth. It looks smaller than our last pack, but carries the same stuff with more efficiency. To be clear this bag is not the highest volume bag you can buy, but I can't imagine needing more even with #2 on the way. If you have 3 or more, God bless and I pray for your soul. This bag's size is greatDesignI have already talked about the size and dual temperature control areas. What I want to highlight is that if it is more compact, but delivers a strong experience with its size that means the pack is designed well. Easy to access food in the outer pouches. Changing pad right on top in a designated pocket. Zippers (for the main pouch) go all the way down. That means you can stack stuff (clothes, extra diapers, burp cloths, food, toys, books, etc.) and have access without having to dig around. I didn't think it would make that big a difference to me (I am used to rooting around in my pack for junk), but it did. The bag stays soooo much cleaner and I haven't once feared that sticky whatever when diving into the bag.ComfortabilityI thought someone might ask about this. I have very low standards on how comfortable a backpack is. I think its fine. It's better than my last pack because it is more compact. I can't really imagine something better. At least, it's not a diaper bag. Those are the worst to lug around. Did that for one day, never again, never ever again. So take that for what its worth.ConsSize - It's not the biggest out there so if you need a backpacking pack for your sports team, God bless and I will pray for you. For me, the compact design more than makes up for it when I am weaving through stores or crowds to chase my toddler. I know I have taken more than a few people out with my last bag, which looks gargantuan next to it.Plain color palette - if you care for such thingsNot as many pockets-Our last diaper bag had 3 more pockets. We didn't use one of them and one of the other ones just collected junk we should have gotten rid of. So we are down one pocket. I doubt it will be a big deal considering the rest of the pack's design, but I thought it worth noting. If you are really into to pockets on your packs, oh man diaper packs have them. This pack is just a little more thoughtfully designed. The loss of pocket might be my biggest worry about baby two, but I think I can reclaim one from my toddler by the time #2 arrives. So not the end of the world.-I will update if I find any cons later-TLDR:good bag by design, zipper durability (fingers-crossed), two temp control zonesGood forSAHDs/SAHMs who prize functionality and durability (will update if durability degrades)Not Good ForSomething with a lot of colors or pretty design pattern? If you want to make a positive fashion statement, probably not the bag for you. But those packs usually suck, just saying.Good Luck, you'll need it in the parenting world.

I don’t usually write reviews, but I had to for this one. I was a little hesitant at first because I wasn’t sure everything I needed would fit but wow, this diaper bag impressed me. I was able to pack all my essentials with room to spare, and there are still unused pockets I haven’t even filled yet! The quality is great too nothing about it feels flimsy or cheap. The zippers are sturdy, the material feels durable, and the whole bag just feels well made. Super happy with this purchase!

I needed a new diaper backpack to use with the new addition to our family. After researching many options, I decided on the Mancro diaper backpack.I love how this bag has a main compartment that unzips all the way down which was my primary reason for purchasing it. I couldn't find this feature in diaper backpacks in brick & mortar stores. Other positives include all of the individual sections and pockets to help me stay organized, the height of the insulated side pockets that can accommodate up to 8oz sized bottles, the stroller straps, the included changing pad, the heather gray color, and it is a backpack-style that my husband won't mind carrying.Cons-- 1)The interior zipper for the mesh section doesn't look as high quality as the exterior zippers (which look great, by the way); 2)Depending on what you store in the interior pockets directly behind the insulated pockets, it will affect how well your bottles will fit (ex: I had a 3.75oz container of petroleum jelly in one pocket and had trouble with fitting my bottles in the insulated pocket. Not a deal breaker for me, I decided to move the petroleum jelly to a different area in the backpack); 3)The zipper in the middle of the wipes pocket really serves no purpose (at least, not for accessing wipes; I plan to pull the entire wipes pack out from the top zippered part whenever I need a wipe...again, not a deal-breaker for me but if you want quick and easy access to wipes then look for a bag with an entire cutout opening); 4)There's not as much depth in the main compartment (spanning from the front to the back of the backpack) like I thought there was, but I'm a light to medium packer anyway.I attached photos to include what I currently keep in my diaper bag. However, I don't keep 4oz bottles in the lower front zippered section, but I have included it for those that want to see what it would look like. Small toys, snacks, etc could also fit nicely in these two pockets. I also included photos showing that two 4oz Dr.Brown's plastic bottles can fit side-by-side in an insulated section, as well as two 8oz Dr.Brown's plastic bottles (side-by-side), or one 8oz Dr.Brown's glass bottle. While I don't have one onhand to test, I think a waterbottle for my 6 yr old, hubby, or me can fit in one of the insulated sections as well.Overall, I am very pleased with my purchase and look forward to lots of usage on outings with our little one.

We have had this bag for 2.5 years now. It was on our baby registry for our son, so he's the same age. This was not the only diaper bag we received. It was probably the least expensive one, but the most useful. We take it everywhere we go - road trips, speech therapy, picnics, parks, vacations, airplanes, the beach, shopping, etc. It straps onto the stroller, and is comfortable to sling over your shoulder or wear like a backpack. It has SO many pockets that are functional and easy to use. It's a fairly light color, but we've had no problem with it getting dirty or stained at all. It has no signs of wear and tear after all of this time. I highly recommend this as your diaper bag or just lugging baby or toddler stuff anywhere. It has definitely been a great investment for all the work it's put in over the years.

Love this diaper bag especially for when we travel its got a awesome spot for clothes and it keeps the clothes nice and organized. My only thing is the front zipper unzips ALL THE WAY so instead of just partially opening it it'll open up completely which is difficult when you're trying to change a baby in a restroom and your diaper bag is all wide and open for everyone too see. Other than that its got some much room and so many little pockets very organized type of diaper bag.