Board Game Bag - Fits 7 Standard Boxes - Carry With Backpack/Shoulder Strap/Luggage Slip - Padded For Protection - Duffle Bag For Travel Or Game Night - Pocket For DND Accessories (Royal Blue)

We play a lot of games and this holds all of them. No more looking for something to make the games mobile.

I use this as a book and game bag, and it’s able to hold a lot very easily. In fact it’s so rigid and sturdy, it’s a bit clunky when it’s full. Works as intended.

This was a gift and was much loved.

On Allplay's website this is listed as their premium board game bag, while I feel the bag is really nice, there are a lot of things that prevent me from agreeing with the premium part.The backpack mode of transport feels like an afterthought. The straps lack strap ends, meaning they can slip right through the buckle when you go to loosen the straps. A ton of backpacks have strap ends to prevent this, even budget backpacks have strap ends.You cannot hide the straps when you want to use duffle bag or luggage transport modes, the images shown make it appear you can tuck away the straps. They are not shown for the luggage pictures and there is no disclaimer the bag shown differs in anyway for demonstration purposes. Which would have made adding some strap retention features for using the other two modes handy.The back portion of the bag has no additional padding like a lot of backpacks have nowadays. Not super needed, but would have made loading it up with a lot of games more comfortable.There is also no chest strap to help spread the weight more evenly, but they claim the bag was designed to carry plenty of weight comfortably; easy enough to add one thankfully.There is also no grab handle... again, like most backpacks tend to have, even the budget ones.Second, the duffle bag straps are shown to be much longer in the images, my straps barely reach enough for the Velcro handle to close. Mildly annoying.I also found the provided shoulder bag strap to be rather basic and too short. If you try to carry a bag full of games, the shoulder strap isn't long enough to go onto the opposite shoulder, so it will hop off your shoulder as you walk. This means you need to use a hand to hold the duffle bag handles or the strap, defeats the point of a shoulder strap. I want hands free carrying without the hassle of using the lackluster backpack straps. Thankfully, you can buy something like a ZINZ 79 inch Shoulder Strap that feels like the kind of strap that would come with an actual premium bag.I do think the bag can hold a lot, the construction overall feels solid. I feel like the price is a bargain for what you get, I just disagree with it being called a premium product with "high-value features" when it doesn't even have the basic features of a budget backpack and the shoulder strap despite being improved from the plastic version, isn't up to snuff.

The zipper for the main compartment was broken. We got a replacement. The replacement had the same issue.

Received the game bag as a gift, but the stitching in the handle started coming apart after 5 or so uses. Sad, seemed like a great bag before that.