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Striders Backpack 13 Inch School Bag for Kids & Teens
Age : 3 Years + 13″ School Bag! This officially licensed kids backpack blends playful character graphics with practical everyday features — from spacious compartments and waterproof material to comfy adjustable straps. Designed for little heroes heading to preschool or early grades, it’s the perfect mix of fun, comfort and durability. Whether for class, playdates or travel, this backpack keeps essentials organized and ready for the next mission C
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Age : 3 Years +
13″ School Bag! This officially licensed kids backpack blends playful character graphics with practical everyday features — from spacious compartments and waterproof material to comfy adjustable straps. Designed for little heroes heading to preschool or early grades, it’s the perfect mix of fun, comfort and durability. Whether for class, playdates or travel, this backpack keeps essentials organized and ready for the next mission
- Comfort-First Design: Padded, adjustable shoulder straps with breathable back support help little adventurers carry comfortably all day
- Smart Storage: Main zip compartment with front zip pocket and side mesh pocket(s) for water bottles or quick-access items — great for organization
- Perfect Gift Choice: A fun and functional backpack for birthdays, back-to-school, holidays or everyday outings
- Water-Resistant & Practical: Ideal for rainy days and playground fun, keeping books and snacks dry and protected
- Perfect 13-Inch Size: Compact yet spacious to carry notebooks, lunch, water bottle and daily essentials — great for preschool and early grades
- Dimension : 13*23*33 Cm
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