Water Resistant Monster Scooter or Wheelchair Seat-back Bag - Large Convenient Storage for All Your Mobility Needs

Wonderful. Somewhat difficult to install on the back my power wheelchair (a Permobil C350), but otherwise satisfactory. Durable construction, lots of interior room for many items, has straps as well as a zippered top for when the carried items are especially heavy. Suggestions to mitigate small flaws in the design of the wheelchair backpack: 1. The pull tabs, or "handles," on the top zipper -- a single long zipper with two tabs to pull from either side -- are somewhat small and subject to breakage. I recommend purchase of a tab extension to install one each of the two zipper tabs. 2. When the bag fails -- wears out -- it is likely to happen when the Velcro mounting straps tear apart. The bag is affixed to the back of the wheelchair by passing two long straps of Velcro over the seatback shoulder, around the inside seatback (behind the seatback cushion), around the back of the seatback, and joining the Velcro at the seatback shoulder. At this point, a metal hasp aids in reversing each of the Velcro straps to attach. It is at the location of this hasp that eventually the strap breaks, thus rendering the backpack useless. Recommendation: attach a third piece of Velcro under the hasp to strengthen that portion of each strap. 3. There is a mesh external side pocket on each side of the backpack. I carry such items as an umbrella, large flashlight, and an air pump for my Roho seat cushion there. Eventually, the mesh pockets will become torn with holes, making them unsafe for securing small items. I don't know how to fix this unless maybe duct tape on the outside with a cloth liner inside the pocket.

This bag is probably one of the best buys for anything of this kind. It is very well made, sturdy and more than capable of carrying large amounts of whatever. Easy to install, but read the directions first. I ride my scooter to the grocery store and have come out with 4 bags full of groceries including a gallon of milk. I put it all in the monster bag and had a lot of room left over. The two pockets on the side are good for carrying some items that I keep with the scooter all the time. I love this bag!!

Enormous scooter bag that does the trick when we take it to Disneyland! I am now the official "Pack Mule" for all of our family outings. Can fit 3 jackets, a blanket and all of our daily purchases into the bag. It is also a universal fit so I can use it on my personal scooter or on any that I rent. Also folds flat so you can easily transport it in your luggage when traveling.

Pros: large capacity, easy to install on manual push wheelchair, good value for the money, two external side pockets Cons: straps around electric wheelchair seat back need quick connections mounted to body of bag instead of velcroing to lid, external pockets could use flap closures with velcro instead of no closures at all, add velcro straps or adjustable straps to attach accessories like umbrella or cane holders externally, maybe some internal pockets for small item storage

i love this bag! it holds a lot and folds fairly flat when not in use. the instructions say to not put more than 10 pounds in it, but it's held more than 10 pounds quite a few times with no apparent damage ... does put extra stress onto the straps that might eventually cut into the upholstry, tho. i don't put gallons of water or milk in it (hang on the arms of the chair), but it's held heavy canned goods, food in glass jars, etcetera.

$70 bag I purchased as a gift for my veteran father for a reunion trip he planned for 11 months. I wanted his diabetic supplies, pull up, wipes , blood pressure cuff, daily medications and ipad to be kept safe. This bag is made of good woven fabric. But has no side supports - so it will fold like a deflated balloon on your lap as you're trying to undo the 2 big velcro straps on top and trying to unzip the top zipper flap at the same time. OMG what a nightmare. We worked 2 hours on this. Handing it back and forth. (Some cursing occurred - sorry) It has potential to be a great bag because of the its fabric and its large size, the design needs to be totally reworked in the velcro attachment straps, zipper and unsupported sides which make this bag so awful to open and work with. Anyway, after the bag fiasco my dad decided he was going to go on his trip with all the items in a plastic bag. Guess what? He lost his ipad. Yay! The seller doesn't issue refunds. I'm stuck with a $70 charge for a fiasco crazy scooter bag and I have to purchase my dad a new ipad. (crying/sad emoji here) **Seller's packaging says "Made in the USA"** (disappointed emoji here) Thanks for reading. Oh goodness. I wish it had worked out. I hope the seller will reconsider refunding the $70 for the bag, it'll help me to purchase my dad a replacement ipad.

The public transportation and passengers are only allowed a few bags. The reason this is my third bag caught on things on my transportation. Often, the driver will ask me to get on the lift, and my bag is caught on something and rips. The bag is well-made and durable, but I can not control it. Power chair's Strength, the bag will rip.

Ran across this bag while looking for a metal rear basket for my mother's scooter. Not only was this less money, but it has far more storage space and a narrow profile when empty. Very easy to attach and because it folds down, can be left on. Another big plus is that it's soft so if one accidentally backs into something (wall, door, etc.), it won't scratch or ding like a metal one. Great product!