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Bought as a gift. Im told it works perfectly keeps food and drinks upright and snug. Very visible in the evening. Seems durable. Staps are padded for comfort.

El compartimiento para las pizzas es Un poco mas pequeño de lo q Crei pero el producti esta excelente para el uso destinado. Me encanta

Ignore the silly patch, I got bored. As it lacks full sided reinforcement panels, this bag can sag easily if you have enough weight in it and can cause minor tip/spill risk depending on the cargo, but not too badly. This can be remedied with some crafting rods that you bend into shape if you're the creative solutions type. Plenty of other methods as well, but it hasn't stopped me from using it regardless. The molle strip at the top is quite fancy and useful! However, depending on what you have on there, it can block the reflective strip rendering it useless. That can also be remedied by adding your own reflective stickers or similar. The bottom lacks a waist harness and rack straps, but sewing in your own could pass some time and add functionality. When extended, the back can sag even more if you're not careful, I'm planning to add some tension straps that will help keep the extension from skewing the balance/weight of the bag. Will update with project photos if I remember to.

I bought this for someone and he loves it. It's changed his delivery business and makes it very convenient to keep food warm. However, the durability is not so great. It's start to show signs of wear and tear. However, th storage capacity is amazing. Very large and you can expand it for more space if needed. It is a very functional bag

WONDER BLESSING food delivery backpack bag XL: Absolutely love this insulated food transport bag! Here's why: + Hip design pattern. + Reflective strip is super helpful for safety at night. + Stable, does not easily tip. + Chest strap is clutch for heavier loads. Large capacity. + Mesh side pockets. + Folds down compactly for storage when not in use. NOTE: Top lid velcros shut. To secure the top better, a bungee cord or two should work. An adjustable luggage strap with a plastic buckle through the handles and around the bag is my preference. Backpack style is perfect for bike, scooter, walking, bus, train, car, etc. Very happy. Highly recommend. Hope this was helpful.

This is a great bag. I sometimes help a family member with regular delivery orders (Uber, DoorDash) and some catering orders through other apps, so I'll address it from both standpoints. Quality: It's a nice mid-range bag. Some of these have such thin insulation, it's like they took a very thin sheet of shiny plastic and sewed it to the inside to give the appearance of insulation, but it does nothing. This is not like that, but it's not exactly premium insulation either. However, given that you're probably going to have the food for 30 minutes or less, it's sufficient. The exterior of the bag, though, is really nice. It's very very sturdy and stitched well. If I was rating it as a backpack only, it would be the best thing I ever owned. Size: This is about the most you can expect from something you're carrying on your back. It's big enough to hold a small catering order (around $100 or less) or big enough to hold two large standard deliveries for homes. I think the pizza extension is ingenious, but it's not really practical. I'm going to guess it only holds a medium pizza (well, several stacked medium pizzas) but I have never seen one of those ordered. lol Everyone gets the big ones, and those don't fit in this, so you'll still probably need a regular pizza bag if you do those deliveries. I should also add that the sizing is good for those who like to keep a bag in the passenger seat rather than the back of the car, and because it has straps, you can use the seat belt to hold it in place and not worry about it sliding around. Features: I think they did a great job fitting a lot into a little space. The pizza extension is a good example. It's zippered shut, but you can unzip it to pop out that portion of the back. Inside, you get two "boards" (probably cardboard or firm plastic) covered in metallic/ insulative plastic. One goes on the bottom to give it a firm base and the other can either get Velcroed vertically or horizontally to split the bag into two compartments (great if you segment customers or are trying to keep hot/ cold separate in the same bag). That seems nice in theory, but I don't see it getting a lot of use. It requires too much effort to set it up right, which is not something you're going to mess with as you're rushing between deliveries, especially if you deliver at night. I could potentially see putting the vertical one in and leaving it in place, but then you're out of luck if you get a large bag of food, so... yeah. That one's not getting used here. There is a mesh side pocket. I'm not exactly sure what it could be used for. I don't know if it's stable enough a drink. Maybe if you're really careful and don't tip the bag at all? Stability/ Comfort: I feel like this needs to be mentioned separately from quality because this is designed to go on your back, although we will probably only carry it unless we're going up stairs or have multiple bags. Our market isn't a bike-friendly market. I don't think I've ever seen someone on a motorcycle deliver either. But, I have a feeling that is more common in some areas and with certain apps. The straps are nice and thick. I think it would be comfortable for a full shift and will hold up well. It's also got a clip across the chest for extra stability. Value: Anything under $40 for this bag is fair. At $35, it's a no-brainer. It's a great deal. Design/ Color: I'm not in love with the design and I wish it came in other patterns that didn't feel so "childish." Even plain black would be nice. But, it's fine as it is and I don't really have an issue with it. It's not unprofessional or anything. I just wouldn't pick this pattern if there were others available. So, bottom line, for us, this is an amazing epic bag that will get lots of use. But, it's joining a collection of bags that all have different purposes. We already have a pizza bag, huge catering bags, small delivery bags, a cart, etc. And, generally speaking, each order goes in its own bag, rather than trying to stack multiple orders in one place. That makes this bag a perfect fit for the collection - we're able to eyeball the orders and identify when it's best to use this one. It is usually the first pick because it's so versatile, and if I was only going to get one bag for regular residential deliveries, this would probably be it. But, if you do a lot of large orders (over $100) or you do multiple drinks a lot, you're going to need something else for those needs.

I ordered this bag for my brother who delivers for doordash. He absolutely loved it! It's got tons of space, and the option to section it off verically or horizontally is really nice for multiple orders or hot/cold. He drives, but the straps are really thick and squishy and would be great for anyone who delivers on bike/moped. His favorite part is that the top is all velcro, no zippers. His other bags are from GrubHub and the top zips close, and he says it's annoying to try to do with one hand because the corners catch. With this one, he can just rip it open if needed. I actually kind of love the green/black design too. There are also pouches on the sides and pen slots on the front.

Doesn't keep shape and ripped already