Burton Youth Metalhead Backpack, Faded Saddle Stripe, One Size
Kid-sized but with grown up features, the Burton Youth Metalhead Pack has enough storage and organization to make even the surliest roadie happy. A cavernous main compartment easily totes extra-curricular gear, while a padded sleeve safely stows a laptop and the insulated external pocket keeps drinks cool. Bonus electronics pocket, an ID window, skate straps, and rugged construction add dependable function, class after class.
Product Features
- Dimensions: 15″ x 10″ x 6″; Volume 18L; Durable 600D polyester construction with PU backing
- Zippered main compartment holds all your gear; Multifunctional skate straps; Internal ID window with a name card
- Ergonomic shoulder straps for comfortable carrying; Sternum strap adjusts for a custom fit; Reflective accents for visibility
- External fleece-lined accessory pocket, external side pocket with key clip, and external side pocket with waterproof cooler lining
- Padded sleeve for tablet or small laptop [14″ x 10.5″]; Lifetime warranty
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I got this for my 5 year old for kindergartener, and its great! His previous Target backpack lasted half a school year before the zippers fell apart. This one is rock solid, has a cool design that all the other kids love looking at, and it has an insulated pouch! What? A microfiber pocket for sunglasses? Straps for a skateboard (when he’s 6…). Theres a buckle that holds the shoulder straps together at the chest keeps it from slipping off his little kid body. This alone makes it a great…
Great backpack that It hunk will last a few years. The bag is a tiny bit large for my six year old son but it provides him the necessary space the carry a lunchbox, books and extra clothing. The only real disappointment is the waterproof pocket for a water bottle. I feel like water bottles are frequently left open and I was hoping to avoid a complete soaking of everything in the bag. The two times in the last month the water bottle has leaked the water quickly traveled through the fabric and…