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Schoolbags

noplacehere · 2021-08-03 08:09:30

Anyone got suggestions for a school bag for a slight 7 year old? He had (his choice) from sports direct last year but it never worked well. We have a GAA cul camp one here but it’s massive on him and too broad for his shoulders

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03-08-2021 9:09am

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noplacehere

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Anyone got suggestions for a school bag for a slight 7 year old? He had (his choice) from sports direct last year but it never worked well. We have a GAA cul camp one here but it’s massive on him and too broad for his shoulders

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#2 03-08-2021 5:20pm
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I always found the Sporthouse bags great. My 16 year old got one going in to primary school and it served at least 3 children at different times! And is now used as a backpack/over night bag for all and every occasion
The City Hopper one is good for primary and then he'd step up to the larger one for secondary.
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#3 03-08-2021 5:31pm
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We bought under armour back packs a few years ago for our two lads both primary school kids and they are still going strong. In the long run its actually cheaper to get dearer back packs. They do a few small ones might suit

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