knaidel
03-29-2005, 06:22 PM
I am thinking of getting one of the LL Bean bags: either the diaper bag or the microfiber tote.
First off, can someone explain to me (or try their best, anyway) what the material is like on these two? What is "mini ripstop polyester?" For those own it, is it really durable? I;m imagining a thicker, tougher version of suit lining- know what I mean?
On the microfiber tote, I know it sounds stupid, but I'm not really sure that I know what microfiber is. Can someone explain it?
For those who have the microfiber tote, what do you do for a changing pad? Use one from another bag or something? A disposable? A blanket?
Today I saw a woman carrying a LE DIA bag. It seemed very boxy. Is the Bean diaper bag similar, or does it have a longer shape to it. It seems to me that if the LE bag is full, it might be uncomfortable to carry- just too big sideways- like the bag would always be bumping into things. Is the LL Bean bag boxy like that?
Is there anyone who has the bag in blue who might be able to take pictures? I say blue because its much easier to get an idea of it in a lighter color.
First off, can someone explain to me (or try their best, anyway) what the material is like on these two? What is "mini ripstop polyester?" For those own it, is it really durable? I;m imagining a thicker, tougher version of suit lining- know what I mean?
On the microfiber tote, I know it sounds stupid, but I'm not really sure that I know what microfiber is. Can someone explain it?
For those who have the microfiber tote, what do you do for a changing pad? Use one from another bag or something? A disposable? A blanket?
Today I saw a woman carrying a LE DIA bag. It seemed very boxy. Is the Bean diaper bag similar, or does it have a longer shape to it. It seems to me that if the LE bag is full, it might be uncomfortable to carry- just too big sideways- like the bag would always be bumping into things. Is the LL Bean bag boxy like that?
Is there anyone who has the bag in blue who might be able to take pictures? I say blue because its much easier to get an idea of it in a lighter color.