Wildkin 52701 Rainbow Hearts Two Compartment Double Decker Lunch Bag, Polyester | Two compartments separate lunch and snacks, PEVA-lined main section, ages 5+ — coordinates with Wildkin backpack

Tiene bastante espacio, el decorado es firme y de buena calidad. No le doy 5 porque los cierres en los cambios de dirección a 90 grados se atora un poco.

Love this bag. It's a little big to fit into a back pack but my daughter loves it. The bottom compartment is big enough to fit either a yumbox or bentgo box with an ice pack! The design is cool and the strap is handy. My daughter is very finicky and she likes it a lot; that makes me one happy mommy.

Can fit all the packed lunch and snacks for school in it

Finding a lunch box that would fit the different containers we use was a challenge. These (with separate top and bottom compartments) allow my kids to take hot items in one area and cold in another, and the food is still fresh and warm (or cold) when it's time to eat lunch. Our kids take their lunch to school every single day, and we have had these lunch boxes for almost three years - by my math we have sent almost 500 lunches with each child, ranging in age from Kindergarten to Freshman in High School, and they are holding up very well. Every school day they get tossed in bags, spilled on, banged into doors, thrown on the floor and every other kind of abuse our kids can throw at them. No tears, ripped seams, stains or bad zippers so far! When they get dirty, we just throw them in the tub with some detergent and let them soak, then give them a quick scrub and rinse. Honestly you could probably machine was them, but we don't risk it.

Nice spacious lunch box without being ridiculously large. Really like the two pocket design and it comes with a sturdy lidded hard plastic container, large enough to hold a sandwich and chips for the bottom. The bottom perfectly fits most commercial bought frozen meals really well once you remove the box. The biggest ones like "Hungry Man" type were a tight fit but doable. It fits the GladWare sandwich and leftover containers we use in the bottom as well. We use a wide mouth 20 ounce thermos in the upper with plenty of room to pack other things. You can get enough food in it to accommodate a large lunch, 20 ounce water bottle and snack. I personally would buy a smaller bag for elementary aged kids or light eaters..this is an adult sized lunch bag that accommodates leftover contains and pre-fab frozen dinners really well. The upper zipper can be a pain, but you can use silicon or parafin on the zipper to keep it gliding well and prevent fabric binding. The thermal properties are decent for a lunchbag. The exterior and interior cleans up well. The Parrot Green is nice and bright and its easy to spot among the black and blue bags. This bag has been in constant use for over 3 months with a high schooler and no signs of wear or damage. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another of these bags if the need arises good value for money for adult appetites.