Pokémon Pikachu backpack with multiple pockets - 10 liters - 35x25x13 cm
Take Pikachu along through everyday life with this practical backpack from Pokémon. The bag holds approx. 10 liters and measures 35x25x13 cm, providing a compact and manageable format for younger children who need to bring a packed lunch, extra clothes and other everyday items.
The blue Pokémon design with Pikachu gives the backpack a clear and recognizable look. At the same time, the bag is arranged with several separate storage options, so it not only stands out by its motif but also makes it easier to keep track of the day's items.
2 front pockets and practical side pockets
The backpack has a main compartment for larger items as well as 2 separate front pockets with zippers. The extra front pockets make it possible to distribute smaller items so they do not have to lie together with the packed lunch, clothes and other larger items in the main compartment.
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Approx. 10 liters capacity in a compact format
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2 front pockets with zippers for smaller items
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2 mesh side pockets for, for example, a water bottle
On both sides there are mesh pockets that provide quick access to items the child often uses during the day. For example, a water bottle can be placed separately from the contents of the main compartment.
Comfortable backpack for younger Pokémon fans
The shoulder straps are padded, which makes the backpack more comfortable to carry on the way to kindergarten, leisure activities or outings. The straps also have reflective details that provide extra visibility in darker surroundings.
The bag is made of 300D nylon and closes with a zipper. The combination of a main compartment, 2 front pockets and 2 side pockets offers several options for organizing contents, even though the backpack only holds around 10 liters.
With its Pikachu motif and practical size, this Pokémon backpack is suitable for children who want to bring their favorite universe into everyday life. The many pockets also provide a functional layout for kindergarten, leisure and outings where the child must be able to keep track of their things.
