Nuna Diaper Bag vs Tactical Baby Gear Everyday Diaper Bag Backpack
The Diaper Bag is 0.9 lb lighter. The Everyday Backpack lists for $21 less.
Only the differences are shown.
| Nuna Diaper Bag | Tactical Baby Gear Everyday Backpack | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Backpack | Backpack |
| List price | $250 | $229Lowest price |
| Bag weight | 2.5 lbLightest | 3.4 lb |
| Size | 15.3 × 7.5 × 14.2 in | 11.5 × 6.5 × 20 in |
| Capacity | Not listed | 24.5 L |
| Insulated bottle pockets | Not listed | 1 |
| Ways to carry | Backpack, Tote, Handheld | Backpack, Handheld |
| Changing pad included | Yes | Yes |
| Stroller straps | Not listed | Yes |
| Wipes pocket | Yes | Yes |
| Luggage sleeve | Yes | Not listed |
| Laptop sleeve | Yes | Yes |
| Water-resistant or wipe-clean | Not listed | Yes |
| Machine washable | Not listed | No |
| Material | Leatherette-accented straps and handle | 600D polyester exterior, 210D nylon interior |
| Colors | Not listed | 4 |
Nuna Diaper Bag
A diaper backpack with a tote handle, magnetic front flap, laptop space and an included insulated bottle bag and changing pad clutch.
- Insulated bottle bag and changing pad clutch included
- Fits tablets and laptops up to 14 in
- Zip side pouch for diapers and wipes
- Price not shown on the maker's US site
Tactical Baby Gear Everyday Diaper Bag Backpack
A tall 24.5 liter backpack with a cooler pocket, wipes pouch, hide-away stroller straps, a laptop or tablet compartment and a tactical changing mat. It has MOLLE webbing and patch panels.
- Large capacity
- Changing mat and stroller straps included
- Cooler pocket and wipes pouch
- List price $229
Ask the meadow
Diaper Bag or Everyday Backpack?
Answers come from each maker's published specs. Safety and health questions link to the agency or medical source.
Which is lighter?
The Diaper Bag weighs 2.49 lb empty, versus 3.4 lb for the Everyday Backpack.
Is the Everyday Backpack cheaper than the Diaper Bag?
Yes. $229 versus $250 list price.
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