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The Bont Kids Skate Backpack gives young skaters a practical way to carry their equipment to training, the rink, and everyday activities. Smaller than our standard backpack, it combines side skate carriers, organized storage, and padded carrying comfort in a 44 × 33 × 15 cm design. Pack the essentials inside and use the adjustable side straps to carry skates, including Bont Eclipse inline speed skates.
Key Product Points
- Sized for young skaters: A smaller alternative to the standard Bont backpack, designed to be easier for kids to carry.
- Skates travel on the sides: Carrier pockets and adjustable straps on each side provide a dedicated place for skates.
- Keep equipment organized: A spacious main compartment with laptop and mesh pouches, plus a bottom compartment for a helmet, clothing, or other essentials.
- Comfort on the way to training: Padded shoulder straps, a padded back with a ventilation design, and a chest belt support a comfortable carry.
- Useful beyond skating: Splash-proof, water-resistant material and a sturdy top handle make the bag practical for everyday use.
Ready for their next skate session
Getting to skating involves more than picking up a pair of skates. There is clothing to pack, a helmet to remember, and smaller items that are easy to lose at the bottom of a bag. This kids' skate backpack brings those everyday needs together in a design made with younger skaters in mind.
Its smaller size makes it easier for kids to manage than our standard backpack, while the layout still gives skate equipment a clear place to go. The main compartment handles everyday essentials, the bottom compartment adds another packing option, and the external skate carriers keep bulky skates outside the main storage area.
For families heading to regular lessons or club training, that organization helps create a simple routine. Kids can learn where each item belongs, check their equipment before leaving, and pack it back into the same place after the session. A dedicated skating bag helps keep everything together between outings.
A size you can check before buying
The backpack measures 44 cm high, 33 cm wide, and 15 cm deep. Those dimensions give parents a useful way to compare it with a bag their child already carries comfortably. The smaller format is intended for kids, while the amount of equipment packed inside will also affect how it feels to wear.
Think about the essentials your child normally takes to training and choose a load they can comfortably manage. A well-organized bag should make the trip easier from the front door to the track, as well as when it is time to head home.
Carry Eclipse skates on the sides
Skate carrier pockets with adjustable straps sit on each side of the backpack. These external carriers give skates their own space, leaving the main compartment available for clothing and the rest of the day's essentials.
The images show Bont Eclipse inline speed skates attached to the side carriers. Use the pockets and adjustable straps together, and check that each skate is secure before lifting the bag. Arrange the load evenly and adjust the straps to the equipment being carried.
Skates and other equipment shown are for illustration and are sold separately.
Keep the main compartment useful
Carrying skates externally makes a practical difference when packing for a session. The main compartment remains available for the items your child needs to reach before or after skating. It also means there is a clear distinction between where the skates go and where the rest of the kit belongs.
The side straps are adjustable so you can position them around the skate being carried. Take a moment to check the pockets, buckles, and strap tension as part of the packing routine. The bag is designed to transport skating equipment; preparing the load carefully helps make that job straightforward.
A place for the rest of the kit
Main storage with internal pouches
Inside, the large-capacity main compartment includes a laptop pouch and mesh pouches. These provide ways to organize smaller belongings alongside larger items, rather than leaving everything loose in one space. A familiar packing arrangement can help kids find what they need without emptying the whole bag.
The laptop pouch also makes the backpack useful for everyday activities beyond the track. Check the dimensions of any device against the pouch before packing it, as no specific laptop-size compatibility is stated. Use the internal storage to suit the day's plans, whether that means training essentials or casual daily belongings.
A separate bottom compartment
The bottom compartment provides another place to pack a helmet, clothing, or other equipment. It gives families more flexibility when deciding how to divide the load, especially when a bulky item would otherwise take up much of the main compartment.
Choose what goes in this compartment according to the size and shape of your child's gear. A change of clothes may be the priority on one day, while a helmet may be the more useful item to store there on another. Having a second compartment makes it easier to build a packing routine around the equipment actually being used.
Comfort for the walk to training
Padded shoulder straps and a padded back help make the backpack comfortable to carry. The back also has a ventilation design, while the chest belt provides an additional way to position the shoulder straps when the bag is worn.
Adjust the shoulder straps for the child wearing the backpack, use both straps, and check how the loaded bag sits before leaving. The aim is a manageable carry that lets young skaters bring their equipment along with confidence.
A sturdy handle for quick moves
The top carry handle is useful when moving the backpack from a car to a bench or picking it up to put it away. It gives parents and kids a straightforward way to lift the bag without having to gather up the shoulder straps first.
That flexibility matters during the ordinary moments around skating: loading equipment before a lesson, getting changed beside the rink, or storing the bag after training. The backpack is designed for those practical jobs as well as the walk to the session itself.
Made for skating and everyday use
The splash-proof, water-resistant material helps with everyday splashes on the way to activities. It is a useful feature for a bag that moves between home, outdoor paths, and skating venues. Water resistance should not be treated as a claim that the bag is fully waterproof, so protect belongings from prolonged rain or soaking.
The clean black design is available in Black, Black/Pool Party Blue, and Black/Cosmo Pink. Choose the understated black option or a color accent that your child likes. The same practical combination of compartments, carrying straps, and side skate storage makes the bag useful across training days and casual daily use.
From the first skating lessons to a regular training routine, this backpack gives young skaters a dedicated place for their equipment. Choose a color, check the dimensions, and get the essentials ready for their next session.
Technical Specifications
- Dimensions: 44 cm high × 33 cm wide × 15 cm deep.
- Colors: Black, Black/Pool Party Blue, and Black/Cosmo Pink.
- Main compartment: Large-capacity storage with laptop and mesh pouches.
- External skate storage: Skate carrier pockets with adjustable straps on each side.
- Bottom compartment: Storage for a helmet, clothing, or other items.
- Material properties: Splash-proof and water-resistant.
- Carrying features: Padded shoulder straps, padded back with ventilation design, chest belt, and sturdy top handle.
- Intended use: Carrying skate equipment and casual daily use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the backpack carry Bont Eclipse inline speed skates?
Yes. The backpack has skate carrier pockets and adjustable straps on both sides, and the images show Eclipse inline speed skates carried there. Position the skates securely and check the straps before carrying the bag. Skates are sold separately.
How big is the kids' backpack?
It measures 44 × 33 × 15 cm and is smaller than the standard Bont backpack to make it easier for kids to carry. Compare these measurements with a backpack your child already uses comfortably.
Is there room for a helmet and everyday essentials?
The bottom compartment can be used for a helmet, clothing, or other items, depending on their size. The main compartment includes laptop and mesh pouches for organization. The bag is also suitable for casual daily use.