The Bottom Line
Pros
- Extremely durable.
- Plenty of convenient pouches and pockets.
- Insulated pocket for bottles or snacks.
- Padded straps for parent comfort.
- Two backpack sizes to fit different needs.
Cons
- More expensive than some diaper bags.
Description
- Durable, roomy diaper backpacks for active families.
- Changing pads and insulated bottle pockets are included.
- Padded, ergonomic shoulder straps and a sternum strap for comfort.
- Original Baby Sherpa sells for $89.
- Short Haul Sherpa sells for $85.
Guide Review - Baby Sherpa Diaper Backpack
After 3 weeks of travel in two countries, on 7 different flights, the Baby Sherpa bags still look brand new, despite having been shoved under van seats, being shuffled on dusty boats, and being crammed full of every baby item you can imagine. The durability of these diaper bags is amazing, to say the least.
For about $90, the original Baby Sherpa diaper backpack has a roomy top pocket with an extra-wide opening and two dividers, an accessory zipper pocket, removable water bottle holder, key clips, front bungee cord, cooler compartment, removable insulated bottle pocket, oversized changing pad, lug handle and ergonomic shoulder and sternum straps.
For $85, the Short Haul Sherpa diaper backpack is about 3/4 the size of the original bag, and has nearly all of the same features on a slightly smaller scale. Instead of a bungee on the front, the Short Haul has a clip that can hold a rolled blanket or light coat.
Both diaper backpacks are comfortable to carry and roomy enough for gear for at least one baby. The original Baby Sherpa has enough room for the whole family's travel must-haves, and will be useful beyond the baby stage, too.



