Diaper Bag Backpack for Dad, DBTAC Large Baby Bag for Men

Single Dad AAR (after action report): This is not a "I've not yet used it but I love it" review. Little Man and I have been out on two missions with our Do More & Be More (DBTAC) tactical diaper dad rucksack, and, both times, mission success. I'm super satisfied with it. It's similar in size as the non-diaper-specific pack I was carrying (it's a similarly priced, desert tan unit without the foil-lined bottle slots and Molle-attached foil-lined snack pack, without the baby wipe pouch, no stroller and luggage attachment points, and no diaper change pad) but much more duty/doody-specific for my new role. What's more, I'm not going to be changing out gear for the gym, gun range, work and baby -- this will be diaper dedicated, and better for so many reasons. This DBTAC kit is well made, but from China. I wish they could spec U.S.-made or at least from Thailand/Vietnam/Honduras, etc. This would be worth an extra $10-15, for sure, for many of us. Well made, as I mentioned, and it's also well designed with plenty of room for the things we need to carry as dads (and moms) with these fully-dependent micro-people, plus our own drink, laptop, snacks, jacket, etc. I find there are so many similarities to my other rucksack and others other readers might have, but that's expected, and it makes that transition easy and allows us to put our dad things in the same places from one pack to another -- rapid access, less mental tasking. The diaper change pad is excellent, fits inside well, deploys much easier than those with the weird wings and velcro closures. A few inches longer would be great, but this is not an issue. The pack fits well, has the necessary straps and adjustments. It even has a waist belt, which I find unnecessary on a pack this size but it's there and not a bad thing. Also, the top-mounted carry strap has velcro tabs -- I don't know why, but, again ,they're harmless and maybe I'll learn the intended purpose. There is one thing I think could make this pack better: The top, forward pocket (where the U.S. flag morale badge is Velcro'ed) should be a little bigger, or rectangular, or deeper, in order to accommodate diaper storage on the same plane as the wet wipes pocket. In general, this kit has everything I need as a dad with a baby. As a single dad, I'm self-reliant, prepared, organized, and every outing to the grocery, errands, friends' homes, or a trail hike (BTW, the straps fit great under a front-mounted baby carrier/kangaroo pack, and don't bother my little guy!) is its own mission, and we're mission ready, mission capable! Little Man and I are on the move, fully kitted out, and our QRF is quickly deployed when he drops a mush bomb or needs a wipe, a bite or a blanket. In comparison to other doody-dedicated rucksacks like this, DBTAC's seems to be better designed, less whiz-bang (no need for a Camelback bladder port, powerbank port, secret backside pocket, creditcard-sized multitool, side-carry handle, etc.), and of higher quality compared to others priced lower, the same and higher.

Está muy bueno el tamaño, tiene muchas bolsas, cambiador, bolsa impermeable, ganchos etc me gustó mucho

Grand sac avec beaucoup de rangement. Parfait pour les parents qui veulent qu'un seul sac et que tout entre dedans.

Yes! Diaper Bag can be cool too!

The dads will love this diaper bag. Looks like a tactical bag but storage for all the diaper things