SAMDEW Wheelchair Backpack, Wheelchair Bag to Hang on Back, with Thermal Insulation Pockets for Medicine & Lunch Box, Functional Wheelchair Accessories with Crutches Pockets, Bag Only, Patented Design

I know most companies or product descriptions don't show or list bags for powerchairs so I thought I would share a picture of this bag on my daughter's(adult) powerchair. With all the straps and loops there were multiple places we could attach and anchor this to her chair. The long strap was plenty long to go behind her seat cushion. The backpack straps unsnap to hook around her power box and arm hinges to secure it a bit lower as well. There are a few sets of loops on top that we can secure it over the power box but that did limit the bag a bit. The cooler portion is a great size for a meal, or frozen water bottles, electrolytes drinks etc to get through a day trip, etc. Nice small insulated pockets hold her EpiPen and other meds that can't get hot. On a really hot day it has a pocket in that zipper area that we can pack a cool pack to ensure that those meds stay at the correct temps if need be. That small insulated pocket will hold 2 water bottles if needed, just to give you an idea of the size of it.With this bag we are able to go down to 1 bag instead of 2-3. We used to carry a thermal bag, a dry bag, and my purse or small wallet like purse. The side loops can hold my cane or an umbrella. The large compartment is big enough for a few adult jackets, medical supplies, and my wallet, keys, an daily junk. Our daily stuff is 2 8" squishmallows, 2 lightweight jackets or sweaters, 2 quart size bags of medical supplies and stim toys, medical paperwork/folder, and my small wrist wallet and keys.The 2 side pockets are big enough for the based reusable cups/ drink bottles or even the larger bottle of electrolytes as shown in one of my pictures.The only thing I will be adding to the tote is some more reflection strips up higher on the bag.

Excellent quality and workmanship. Lots of pockets a storage.

I like the basic design idea a lot. I haven’t used any cold packs keeping things chilled for hours but I have used it for grocery shopping putting the cold stuff into the bottom half. I also like the cane loop. I haven’t used the side utility pocket yet because I carry a separate tactical sling bag for my small stuff so what I don’t need to get in the back of the chair for personal items. Seems like I need that man purse for phone, keys, glasses, hearing aid batteries etc all the time. I leave the wheelchair pack permanently mounted on the chair. There’s a couple of convenient loops that can hold the bag to the chair. It’s not a quick release kind of thing. Takes a few minutes to find the best way to attach it to your particular chair. I’m using it on a Quickie 700M with a Sedeo seat back with push handles but I think it could mount without using the handle loops.I wasn’t 100% pleased with everything. I would have preferred more robust YKK style zippers because reaching around over my shoulder I prefer that they don’t feel like I should be careful tugging at them. I could be heavier grade nylon too. Also some found it too large, I suspect with manual chairs. I wish it had a larger size option, but it’s not bad. I will never use it as an actual backpack so I would’ve liked removable or tuck/hide able shoulder straps.If it lasts me a few years I’ll be happy. I’m a heavy chair user for transportation, shopping etc. I am happy with the purchase and glad I chose this one. Because of the unique split design idea it’s quite versatile.Update, It’s been around 10 months and I couldn’t be happier with this purchase. I was worried about the zippers but they haven’t been a problem. When they are all the way open it can be hard to get the zipper closing again, especially if you are in the chair. But you really have to get everything lined up to get the zippers moving from a fully unzipped state. I also highly recommend buying an XL safety vest in orange or chartreuse to use as a shroud over the pack making you much more visible and protecting the pack from UV damage. My pack still looks new after a lot of time riding in the sunshine. 🌞

[UPDATE 3/2025]So, it's been about 2 years since we bought this, and it was a lifesaver during our overseas trips!On top of that, we continue to use it for my hubby's hospital visits and whenever we go overnight trips etc. because I can pack so many things into it!It's a game changer for me not having to carry multiple bags whenever we go places. It has a small tear in the top from overuse, but other than that, the quality and strength of the materials are holding up so well!----‐-----------------------------[ORIGINAL REVIEW]Just received this today, so it hasn't been used and therefore "unshaped".Had this sitting in my cart for months while I researched multiple wheelchair backpacks for an upcoming trip overseas.Anyone who's traveled with a wheelchair-bound person understands how [extra] difficult it is to lug things around, so I was looking for solutions to ease some of our traveling issues.We had previously bought a regular hiking/sports backpack to hang on the back of my hubby's wheelchair, but it quickly wore out the backrest (you can see the tears by the handles in one of the photos). This wheelchair backpack has solved this problem since it has loops that hang on the handles, shoulder straps that loop around the backrest, and a mid-back strap that loops horizontally around the backrest. It is super easy to attach and detach from the wheelchair, and seems it will be supportive.This bag is big in capacity! In a good way. The description doesnt tell you that the inside can be separated (by an inner flap) to become two compartments. But it does. Which is what I was actually looking for!The right outer compartment is easily accessible and can be used for pens, passports and travel documents.The material appears durable, and the backpack seems to be well made.Love that it has foil-lined spaces for chilled items, especially since we'll be using it in tropical climates.Gave this review 4 stars until we use it 🤞