Fight Like a Girl Knockout Dakota 5-Pocket Tote Bag

We have been through six months of chemo, a mastectomy surgery and radiation with this bag. We have stuffed it for emergency room runs when complications happened and it's been going strong. After 9 months, we finally had the zipper break. I might be able to fix it but haven't cared to yet. Pockets and handle stitching are still holding strong. Not as big as you may want for snacks, blankets tablet and medical documents, but big enough that it wont be too heavy for the patient to lift on their own. So in reality it is just the right size. If you are looking for one bag for everything to take for the cancer process, I would suggest a rolling bag.

UPDATE!!! My wife is still loving this bag. All the money we've spent on luggage, lol, it has now become her travel/carry-on bag. (She has two bags now, one for kickboxing, and one for traveling)My wife has MS, she is also into kickboxing. I bought her this bag for Christmas. She opened it and we both teared up. She didn't even open anything else. She went and got her gloves, shoes and water bottle. She put them in the bag, put it on her shoulder and started dancing. lol. That bag is packed and sitting by the front door, as tomorrow is the first day of kickboxing class. Thank you #FLAG!!!

This is a very good chemo bag. I purchased this for my adult daughter so she wouldn't have to continue using her too big duffle bag or plastic bags to carry what she needed with her.The bag is big enough to hold her small throw blanket, portable CD/DVD player and tablet, snacks and water bottles along with a few other items from her purse.I have to admit when I received it, I thought it was cheaply made with thin material and plastic zipper, but she likes its light weight. Its not so big, heavy and bulky as her duffle bag and it's easy for her to carry with the large shoulder straps.She said it was perfect for everything she needed to carry. As long as she's happy with it, I'm happy.

The bag is great. Brought it for Lupus Awareness month which is May.

I am female Ruptured Brain ANEURYSM Survivor and love my purchase it's true burgundy color with many compartments beautifully made and inexpensive THANKS!!!!

Got this from my daughter-in-law as I'm going through cancer thought it would be a great bag of her chemo sitting there 8 plus hours a day however the stitching is not backstitched so it unstitches where the pen holders go one tug of the string undid all of that it's very thin wouldn't advise no more than one to two bottles of water with maybe a blanket and a very thin book overall it needs to be sewn a lot better and a few pockets inside would be good and another layer inside

My daughter had rectal cancer, this made going to get her Chemo and radiation easier to bring her tablet and stuff. And she loved the saying Fight Like A Girl. She is a fighter even when her cancer came back a few months ago. She never loses her smile. TY for your product.

I've been carrying this bag since it arrived. It's a great size with handles that are perfect for over the shoulder and plenty of room for files and magazines plus lots of slots for organizing contents... really love the water bottle net in particular. I've received many comments/compliments on it and, as an ovarian cancer patient, enjoy the opportunity to educate others and stress the importance of early detection.

This bag is not lined and not big enough to fit boxing gloves and shin guards. The water bottle pocket is short and tall water bottles fall out. I like the cancer awareness part of it, but it's definitely not worth $100.