LUCKAYA Yoga Mat Bag/Tote Bag/Backpack: Multi Purpose Carryall Bag for Office,Yoga,Travel and Gym! Carry Your Mat of Any Size,Laptop and Gear in One Bag! …

This bag is great! It's a regular tote bag with adjustable straps. Omg , it also turns into backpack which is very helpful when I'm on a bike or have my hands busy with groceries , etc. I've been looking for a bag which I could take to work and carry my yoga mat. So this one is perfect! My 15" laptop fits in there. I carry a yoga block, thick towel and yoga mat in mine. There's plenty of room left if I wanted to add a light jacket and a pair of shoes. There is a pocket on each side and they are big enough to hold a water bottle or your cell phone. It's made well. The color is great. The exterior and interior material is of great quality. I've been looking for one of these for awhile and this is the best price around.

I love this bag! It fits everything. Yoga gear, running shoes, backup clothes - baby clothes, water bottles!! Nooks for snacks, cell phones, and a laptop! And here’s the best part, when my hands are full, I can just turn it into a backpack or cross it across my chest. Oh wait! No! The best part is the cute red and white lining! No! Seriously, how did I not mention this? The price is so good! I’m getting it monogrammed. (And I’m ordering one for my husband in navy right now).

I have the lulu big mat, being an extra tall yogi myself, and spent HOURS looking for a bag to easily fit that big guy along with a towel and change of clothes. I tried a couple of other bags but they didn’t work for a sticky mat that large... this one, however, is perfect. You just tuck the mat in behind the straps and off you go! There are a few pockets inside for storing essentials... two flappy ones for deodorant / shampoo, and one zippered pocket for valuables. Carrying strap is comfortable, even with the heavy mat, and the bag looks pretty sharp too! The red/white candy striped interior is a tiny bit girly, which gave me pause as a dude... but I decided to just rock it as a modern man. :-) Maybe Luckaya will read this and make us dudes a version with a nice solid interior?

I want to like this bag more than I do.Pros:1) it fits my 13" laptop with or without my case2) the color and inside of the bag are great (you can find items!)Cons:1) It really isn't a backpack like it was advertised2) the straps don't stay the same length after you adjust them3) even adjusted to the shortest setting, the straps are too long (and I am taller than average)

I'm so pleased with this bag, especially considering the price! I was a bit leery ordering from a brand I don't recognize, but I'm glad I did. The inside has a lot of padding to protect electronics or other items that I would not expect from a gym bag. I can fit a 13" Macbook Pro, a pair of running shoes, full change of clothes, a makeup kit, a travel hair dryer, a notebook and my kindle inside. There's space for two water bottles on the outside, and easily converts to a backpack, although I will never use that feature. The strap top is padded, which helps with weight. It stands up on its own, so you aren't constantly picking it up to keep the contents inside. Top fully zips close with a smooth nicely stitched zipper. I bought this for the gym only, but honestly it's more functional than my Marc Jacobs laptop bag that I paid a fortune for. I'd highly recommend.

I'm super pleased with this bag - it's almost perfect! It's pretty comfortable as a tote and a backpack. I've carried my laptop, extra clothes and all my daily essentials - 40 oz water bottle, keys, wallet, etc. I will probably add some pads to make it a little more comfortable to wear for longer periods (when I have EVERYTHING in there) as a tote and am trying to figure out a way to MacGyver a strap for crossbody. That's the only thing that makes it NOT perfect. I'm very pleased with this bag and glad I found it before I shelled out several $$$ for another convertible bag.

I don't like how the straps go over the outer pockets, it is hard to access items in those pockets particularly if you have your mat attached. Also, the tension that keeps the mat strapped in is lost the second you aren't holding the straps (i.e. when you set it down) leaving your mat to unroll and slip down. Good capacity inside. Fit two blocks, straps and my lunch.

I'd been coveting a new gym/yoga bag for awhile and finally impulse bought this bag because it was cute. Once I got it, it was both bigger than I expected but also more flimsy than I expected. I was going to return, but it wasn't going to be a free return, so I decided to be lazy, suck up the monetary loss, and really use this bag.Overall, it looks and feels like a diaper bag.The ability to wear the bag as a backpack or shoulder bag/duffel is novel, fun, but not easy to do. Because the straps are overly adjustable, just straps through rings, putting it on your back is incredibly awkward. All the weight and bag and slack will shift to one side, and as you're trying to put your other arm through, you have to do some contortionist moves behind your back to get it on, and similar to getting it off, and the bag will seemingly feel flopped open.Carrying a yoga mat. Technically, you can. I feel like it takes more effort than I expected to adjust to get your mat in, secure it, and once you're ready to remove, loosen straps, etc.The bag itself is bigger inside than I expected, I can generally fit two pair of shoes and all sorts of backup fitness accessories. I can't imagine really using this with a laptop, even though it has that specialized section.Yet, it doesn't feel but enough to use as an overnight/short trip bag.