With the Anya Roll bag, sporty brand Adidas delivers a duffel which can easily take you from class to the gym.
The style is fairly simple, with a classic barrel shape and soft casual silhouette. The personality comes from the two prints, which are designed to suit all kinds of tastes. I love this playful colored print with its whimsical clouds and stars. I think it’s so much fun, but I suppose some may accuse it of being childish. If you fall into that camp you’ll probably prefer the brown plaid alternative. It’s unusual to see a brand offer such distinct looks with just two options, so I applaud Adidas’ efforts to make something for everybody.
That commitment to giving women what they want is again seen in the design. The price is kept down with the polyester body, but it’s not entirely a budget-saving decision. The fabric is also durable and resistant to ripping, so it should last just as long as a more luxurious leather carry-all. It’s also a lightweight fabric, which is a good thing once your trainers and other gym essentials are stashed inside. There’s plenty of space for all of those items and then some. There aren’t a lot of pockets to keep these items in order, although I appreciate the zippered pouch for storing valuables.
At just $35, this Adidas duffel is a cute and affordable way to schlep your stuff about.
More Features of This Adidas Patterned Duffel
- Reversible zipper pulls for easy access to the main compartment
- Dual seatbelt webbing handles
- Measures 8 x 8 x 17 inches
Get this Adidas Anya Roll Handbag:
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