LPS Single Pocket Backpack and Lunch Bag Bundle - Planets
LPS Single Pocket Backpack and Lunch Bag Bundle - Planets
Get ready for school with the LPS Single Pocket Backpack and Lunch Bag Bundle in Planets! This bundle includes:
- 1 x Single Pocket Backpack - Planets
- 1 x Munch Mini - Planets
The LPS Single Pocket Backpack — the ideal style-forward, functional companion for young adventurers aged 7-10. Designed with comfort and organisation in mind, it features a breathable design, a chest buckle, and many spacious compartments. Every bag comes with a carabiner for added versatility. Backed by our LPS Toughness Guarantee, it's built to last.
Customise your bag by adding your child's name or initials with our personalisation service. Choose between embroidery or patches. For embroidery, we will embroider the name in Royal Blue on the bag. Personalisation requires an additional turnaround time of around 3-5 working days.
Material: Nylon and Polyester
Size & Weight: 41.5cm x 31cm x 14.5cm; 600g
The Munch Mini — the bite-sized version of the Munch Bag! Compact and easy for little hands to carry, with an insulated PEVA lining that keeps food hot or cold for 1-2 hours. A convenient buckle strap and sturdy handles let it hook onto our LPS backpacks.
Material: Polyester and Insulated PEVA Lining
Size & Weight: 18cm x 19cm x 8.5cm; 130g
*Personalised items are final sale. No returns or exchanges are allowed.
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After 3 days of usage, we had to switch to the bigger lunch bag that doesn’t make use of plastic attachment as plastic to plastic attachment means the plastic hook of the bag became bent. We switched to the bigger lunch bag where it attaches via cloth and it was much better. Was worried the hook would be broken within a week’s use (and the lunch bag wasn’t heavy). The straps could be further apart like the typical ergonomic bags so it wouldn’t put the weight of the bag on the child’s neck (that was the pain point for my p2 boy). Lovely design but these two points wd be what I’d tweak.

