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      krazy
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      I bought it for my girl several weeks ago. There was a promotion going on that time.


      My girl likes it very much; spacious enough for all her stuff; books, snacks and stationery. The different compartments help in the organisation of her things in the bag too. The rain cover is especially useful considering the weather these days.

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        mayolee
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        peterlee:
        iLoveChubby:

        Hi sweetbaby

        You can check out Kids2Youth outlets (Parkway/Suntec) - they sell various brands e.g. Dr Kong, Buddy, Totem, Ergobag from $80+ up to $300+.
        Or Impact bags (Marina Sq/Woodlands..).. thk their std price is abt $100+ and they come in sizes.

        Wow, up to $300 for children's school bags is a bit overly priced even if they are space techonology ergo. It's not as if kids walk miles and miles to their schools. I think the moment they go up the school bus n reach the classroom, the bags aren't ludged around much.

        I like the http://www.kid2youth.sg/products/details/ergobag-purple ergo school bags. The $300+ bags includes than the bag, which has sports bag, pencil case, pencil set etc. some even got water bottles. Some more they give warranty, which I think is 3 years. So definitely worth it. But you have the option of buying just the bag which should be more affordable.

        I think your DD/DS deserves a good bag. Nothing is cheap these days, unless if it's from Alibaba.

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          sweetbaby
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          So the price for the SCOOL bag set (etc sports bag) is $300?

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            mayolee
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            sweetbaby:
            So the price for the SCOOL bag set (etc sports bag) is $300?

            sweetbaby, as iLoveChubby mentioned, they have a range from $80. It's best you check with Scool. Their website doesn't have prices but you can always call them. I got the ergobag pink&purple set which was on promotion at $289.

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              mayolee
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                ngl2010
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                Since a new principal came in a few years ago, the school disallow children carrying more than 4kg. From time to time they conduct checks. Since then, we only buy bags that are very light (no layering, no extra padding, etc) like those from Nike. It is also cheaper compared to the previous bags we had such as ergonomic bags, bags with wheels, etc.


                By the way, please don’t think too long term. My son refused to carry anything with cartoon pictures on it since P4, so some bags gone wasted.

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                  mayolee
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                  ngl2010:
                  Since a new principal came in a few years ago, the school disallow children carrying more than 4kg. From time to time they conduct checks. Since then, we only buy bags that are very light (no layering, no extra padding, etc) like those from Nike. It is also cheaper compared to the previous bags we had such as ergonomic bags, bags with wheels, etc.


                  By the way, please don't think too long term. My son refused to carry anything with cartoon pictures on it since P4, so some bags gone wasted.
                  Actually, most of the time it's the kids who carries more things than the need to. Extra story book when they need to bring only one... unnecessarys stationery items like hole punchers, staplers etc. pack of animal kaiser cards etc. So it's a good initiative that schools are proactive in getting the kids not to bring unnecessary items to school. Having said that, most people focus only on the weight of the bag. How you carry the bag is equally important.

                  Very often, the shoulder straps aren't tightened properly and the bag goes drooping down below the waistline and the kids walk around slouching forward. Padding is nice to have but are just for comfort on the skin. What is more important is that the bags have a reinforced base that allows the bag to sit on its own on the floor and withstand wear and tear... and also have a frame that allows the child to carry the bag without feeling the strain on her shoulders and spine. In this regards, the German bags are great. If you can't afford the price tag, there are cheaper alternatives including Dr Kong and Totem.

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                    Marshmallowmummy
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                    mayolee:
                    peterlee:

                    [quote=\"iLoveChubby\"]Hi sweetbaby

                    You can check out Kids2Youth outlets (Parkway/Suntec) - they sell various brands e.g. Dr Kong, Buddy, Totem, Ergobag from $80+ up to $300+.
                    Or Impact bags (Marina Sq/Woodlands..).. thk their std price is abt $100+ and they come in sizes.

                    Wow, up to $300 for children's school bags is a bit overly priced even if they are space techonology ergo. It's not as if kids walk miles and miles to their schools. I think the moment they go up the school bus n reach the classroom, the bags aren't ludged around much.

                    I like the http://www.kid2youth.sg/products/details/ergobag-purple ergo school bags. The $300+ bags includes than the bag, which has sports bag, pencil case, pencil set etc. some even got water bottles. Some more they give warranty, which I think is 3 years. So definitely worth it. But you have the option of buying just the bag which should be more affordable.

                    I think your DD/DS deserves a good bag. Nothing is cheap these days, unless if it's from Alibaba.[/quote]My P5 Girl uses SPI bag from p1 until now. It's getting very worn out but she loves it very much. We got the blue(Not much of a girl color but she likes it) Smart-lite special. Very spacious and lots of nice compartments. Got it at Somerset KinderFun shop at $120. So expensive... Still, not complaining:) 🕺

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                      Marshmallowmummy
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                      mayolee:
                      ngl2010:

                      Since a new principal came in a few years ago, the school disallow children carrying more than 4kg. From time to time they conduct checks. Since then, we only buy bags that are very light (no layering, no extra padding, etc) like those from Nike. It is also cheaper compared to the previous bags we had such as ergonomic bags, bags with wheels, etc.


                      By the way, please don't think too long term. My son refused to carry anything with cartoon pictures on it since P4, so some bags gone wasted.

                      Actually, most of the time it's the kids who carries more things than the need to. Extra story book when they need to bring only one... unnecessarys stationery items like hole punchers, staplers etc. pack of animal kaiser cards etc. So it's a good initiative that schools are proactive in getting the kids not to bring unnecessary items to school. Having said that, most people focus only on the weight of the bag. How you carry the bag is equally important.

                      Very often, the shoulder straps aren't tightened properly and the bag goes drooping down below the waistline and the kids walk around slouching forward. Padding is nice to have but are just for comfort on the skin. What is more important is that the bags have a reinforced base that allows the bag to sit on its own on the floor and withstand wear and tear... and also have a frame that allows the child to carry the bag without feeling the strain on her shoulders and spine. In this regards, the German bags are great. If you can't afford the price tag, there are cheaper alternatives including Dr Kong and Totem.

                      Yeah, Dr Kong is great in my opinion. It;s cheap compared to other ergo bags. But my girl don't like the designs and say they are... TOO fancy... But some are OK, like the \"Braving the wind \" ones. We got the SPI bag in blue, they protect my gal's spine.

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                        tanjack77
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                        Hey Marshmallow, in what way does an SPI bag protect your child’s back? I saw the bag in Isetan and in my humble opinion, it’s overpriced for what it is. It only has lots of cushioning and that’s all. You can bend the bag easily and the bag doesnt sit on the floor… it topples instantly. Not ergonomic at all. The material should be long lasting but the bag itself isn’t different from a good old Samsonite which sells for less than half the price.

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