I bought the lighter green version and I am very glad I got it ans our recent travel nappy bag. Here are some benefits:
1) Not structured which can fit a lot without worrying about the shape. But must be mindful of what may be poking at your bag/sides.
2) the inner zippered pocket which is big enough to hold a few travel essentials discreetly e.g. passports and more.
3) Outer main zipper pull could be hidden under the drawstring. Safer as a backpack during travels.
4) padded straps which doesn’t dig into your shoulders
5) mesh side pockets are ginourmous & deep enough for 2 thin bottles each

The only con is that the straps keep loosening itself when I put the bag on, which means I have to pull the straps to retighten the bag on my back each time. Not sure if it’s due to the smooth material or I’m not doing it right

So, this bag! At first I feared that I wouldn’t get on with it since it wasn’t structured in any way. I have since come to love this about it. It holds such a lot (large nappy pod, sling, snacks, purse, a few KKs, books and can squeeze some more in, too) and came into its own when travelling via plane. Such great versatility with the different straps. Great for day trips or shopping!

This bag arrived folded up so small and neatly that I started to doubt myself for buying it. But It very quickly proved to be the mythical perfect Mum bag of my dreams.

I live in the city and don’t drive so navigating outings always means SO much stuff in crowded places. I managed to fit my Tula Standard, a pop in playmat and a tickle tots wet bag with wipes/nappies/3 changes and it STILL has loads room to spare. It swaps easily between a tote and backpack which is handy for babywearing (Ever cram yourself on a full bus with baby carrier AND backpack? Not popular). It’s very lightweight but there’s a bit of padding in the back so it has some support and structure. The arm loops fit ok on my size 16 arms BUT I suspect it might get snug for any arms that are much bigger. I have this problem with some high street handbags. The string toggle on top is good for keeping it more streamlined when you aren’t carrying heaps of your kids’ gear.

I have been procrastinating for weeks about what bag to use when out and about with a toddler. I wanted something comfortable and light that could be easily carried like a tote when babywearing on the back and fit toddler stuff and ideally the tula carrier.
I came across this and it arrived just in time for our zoo trip. It could fit our lunchboxes, x2 drinkbottles, change of cloths and nappy, toddler tula, sunscreen and our popin playmat!
It isn't structured and I wouldn't wear it hiking but that's not what I bought it for. Very happy with our bag.

I've waited a while to review this bag because I felt like I really needed to "use" it before I could review it. I know everyone raves about the Rufio backpack, and to be honest, if I was looking for another structured backpack, that would be it. But this one is just so underrated! I love that it switches from tote to backpack and is comfortable to wear either way (and yes, the straps on the tote DO fit over your shoulder) but even more than that just the sheer amount it holds - I managed to fit in the following and still had room to spare:

Slice of green Buruni Lunchbox
EcoBox Seal Cup 7oz
27 oz Klean Kanteen
16 Oz TK Wide
12 Oz Sippy Klean Kanteen
3-4 years Puddlebuster Jacket
3-4 years hoodie
1 x adult Packaway Mac
Croll & Denke Comb
Baba & Boo medium wetbag with wipes, 3 nappies and a change of clothes
1 x planetwise sandwich bag with first aid essentials
1 x planetwise sandwich bag with Eco Living face masks
1x Tegu travel set
Maxomorra small purse
3 x boredom busting tinker toys
Hand Sanitiser
mini - Anti bacterial spray
2 mini malt loaves
mini jammy dodgers
Thomas, Percy & Toby (the trains, not children - it's not big enough for that..)
4 "really really good" rocks.

I probably wouldn't hike with it because it *is* an unstructured bag, but for a day trip to a national trust place, the beach, a steam train ride, the park or general out and about-ness (and for popping to the local shops) it's definitely a winner.