Skip HopSkip Hop Wet Dry Bag, Grab & Go, Chevron

Large wet dry bag. Holds those blow out clothes separate from rest of diaper bag! Easy to wipe clean.

These Really are water proof! I swim daily and put my wet suit inside. NO LEAKING! 👏👏Many others I’ve tried leaked 😡

Purchased this without seeing it in person and so was very pleased when I opened the package. First off, it looks and feels great. I was unsure what the actual material would look/feel like and was hoping it wouldn't be like the material used in the itzy ritzy (reusable snack bags) line. It is a very smooth and cool-to-the-touch type material of good quality, not very thick but not too thin either. It's very foldable or crumple-able as needed, but otherwise maintains its shape. I put it through the washer (in a delicates bag, just in case) and it came out just fine and was promptly hung up to dry (inside out).It is a good sized bag at 12"x15". After my little girl was potty trained well enough (nighttime-only pampers), I wanted to ditch the bulky diaper bag and go back to carrying my own handbags lol. So I looked high and low for a suitable, smallish wet/dry type bag that would allow me to discreetly (and fashionably) carry around just the essentials--my toddler's potette plus portable potty/seat (which is great, btw), potette/plastic bags, toilet seat covers, extra set of clean underwear+pants, and mini clean well hand sanitizer. All these items fit perfectly with a little room leftover. As you can imagine, I was ecstatic, happy as a clam. You can certainly fit quite a bit between the main and mesh compartments and keep specific items separate as needed (e.g., wet/dry, clean/dirty, discreet/indiscreet, etc.) It is flexible and roomy enough to fit your necessities, but small enough so you can easily just "grab & go" or stuff it into larger handbags or luggage. However, its functionality is not just limited to use as a diaper bag; you could get a lot of other uses out of this beyond just the baby/toddler stage or kiddie realm. It's useful for basically anyone who needs such a bag, and the best part is that it doesn't scream "baby" or "diaper bag" in the least bit--the only giveaway is the little skip hop tag, but only those familiar with the label would know anyway.The one complaint I have (so far) is with the little strap. Having a strap is an absolute necessity for me (generally easier to carry around and also to hang on stroller, hook onto another bag, and of course, hang on a hook in a public restroom). However, the seemingly nifty idea of the snap button is a huge fail because it constantly unsnaps itself at the slightest tug--imagine twirling the bag on your finger...no wait, it'll unsnap itself and fall down before it makes a full spin. So, that is very annoying but ultimately not make-or-break because it is still a strap and fulfills the purpose for which I need it. Maybe I can figure out a way to fix/hack this (just super glue it together??) or just learn to live with not applying any pressure on the snap button lol.Bottom line: quality + functionality for a multitude of uses, and easy on the eye to boot; with the exception of the snap button, it's perfect (and relatively affordable too)!

Bought off a baby gift registry, what a fabulous item for the diaper bag!!! Wished I had one of these when my kids were little, I'm not crazy about the colors or design but the function of it is great and the person loved it.

Well, I have not used this wet/dry for carrying cloth diapers, so I cannot really review this item for its main advertised purpose. I bought the wet/dry bag for carrying wet clothes when I take my daughter to her swimming lessons. Having said that, I think it works great for that.This bag looks way more chic than any other bag. Some people might say that any plastic bag could do the job, but besides the nice pattern, I like the outside pockets where I can put her dry clothes and a clean diaper. After class, I just throw all the wet stuff there (swimsuit, cloth diaper for swimming, towel, including my own wet swimsuit); it holds several items inside. I like it so much I have also started to use it to carry my wet clothes after hot yoga classes.I have read some reviews in which they put the wet/dry bag in the dryer (?!?!?!). Well, I guess the results they got were pretty obvious, as the plastic was torn. Since I do not use it to put dirty diapers inside, cleaning is not a big deal; I just turn it inside out. If it has stinky sweaty clothes I rinse it, and let the inside dry. Of course, the best advice is to take out all the wet stuff as soon as you get home, to prevent any odors sticking to the bag. So far, so good.

We bought this to cary in our diaper bag to store/transport used cloth diapers while we are out of the house. It keeps the mess in safely without leaks. It is a lot bigger than I expected, but this has come in handy on longer trips: holding more nappies. Turns inside out to clean and hang dry. We use vinegar to eliminate the germs and odors then let it hang open to dry every night.

Pros:Handy strap: I use this to secure the bag to the back of the driver's side chair in my car, so that it's always handy while we're outSee through mesh "dry" area: I can easily see what's insideOuter fabric: Attractive and wipes easily. I really love this chevron print and color!Size: can fit son's sandals, swimsuit, full change of clothes easily. I think this would fit 4 Bumgenius Freetimes or Elementals in the dry area.Cons:Inner material is not as you would expect it to be for a wet bag. If you have other wet bags, you'll notice that this inner material is much more stiff, sort of like vinyl almost. I don't think it's PUL, but I'm no pro.I don't think this would hold up well after multiple washes. It says "tumble dry low", but I'm afraid the dryer will destroy it.Purchased for cloth diapering on the go, but have decided to use this for my three year old's change of clothes, bathing suit, and extra shoes in the car. It's working great for that--when I end up using it, I can easily wipe the inside out, wash in the sink, or throw it in the washing machine, and it's held up fine so far. It seems that if I used this as a cloth diapering wet bag that had to be washed every few days, it might fall apart, but I really love having this specifically designated for my son's extra clothes. I can easily and quickly check to see what's in the bag before we head out for the day without having to pull it all out.If you're looking for a great wet/dry bag for cloth diapering that will be durable, I'd recommend purchasing something else, but it's working just fine for extra clothes/swimsuits/etc that requires occasional cleaning. Overall, I'm happy with it.