Guest Author - Melissa Waters
Review of Flip & Tumble Bags
I just found my new travel journal companion! I was asked to do a review of flip & tumble, LLC’s reusable bag. When it arrived I was surprised at how compact it was. It comes packaged in a little ball. You just unfold it and off you go. Of course they sent me my favorite color, purple.
As an avid journaler, I like to carry my journal and supplies everywhere I go. After receiving flip & tumbles bag I loaded it up. And hit the road. I do not travel light! I packed it full, my journal, several pens, highlighters, etc. The bag held it all and I had plenty of room for other things. I was able to add a few snacks for me and the girls. I also added a few extra books just in case I got bored, and a few toys to keep the kiddies occupied.
It is a snap to convert from a ball to a bag, anyone can do it. It comes with a padded shoulder strap and holds a whopping 25 pounds. The awesome thing about this bag is that there is no folding just stuff it back into the pouch and you can toss it into your purse, car or anywhere. I am not one who likes to fold things or attempt to fold things back into prepackage condition to try to get them to fit back the way they came. My seven year old daughter was able to convert the ball to a bag and back again in less than a minute.
I would love to have several of these. They make great reusable grocery bags; great for traveling with kids, sleepover bags, and the possibilities are endless. They are the handiest items I’ve found for journalers that like to carry their journal supplies with them.
The philosophy behind the bag was that it would be convenient and user friendly. Functional and able to fulfill many different tasks for people of all walks of life. These bags are not just for journalers but for anyone that uses a tote or carry bag. My daughter wants one to use as a Barbie doll holder.
If you would like to check out these bags hop on over to www.flipandtumble.com. Why not drop them a line and let them know you saw their product featured on BellaOnline journals.



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