Have a granddaughter going into 7th grade. Lots of homework and large books/binders. How many books/binders will this backpack hold?
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I use this for college -- I carry about five textbooks and a handful of folders along with a few notebooks of paper. I also carry a pencil box, a little bag that holds my digital recorder, as well as lip gloss and other things. I carry my lunch bag and I still have room for a bit more. Lots of compartments. I enjoy using it.
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On my daughter's stand right now are: left side-1 mead 500 pg notebook, right side: 1 1/2" binder filed with music sheets. The shelf is 2" wide.
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It can hold most textbooks and binders that I've used it with. In terms of how much, I never put too much but it can fit about 4 inches thick worth of books/binders/notepads. I don't advise doing so but that seems to be the spacial capacity. So while technically yes, very little. I advise using this bag for light loads, such as reading books + notebooks while avoiding binders and textbooks that are naturally just large/heavy.
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Yes, it's plenty big enough to fit two-three text books, AND a 1inch binder. OR lots of spirals. OR two-three 1.5inch binders. :) Hope this helps!
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Hello Will,The backpack is really durable thats allows individuals to carry their laptop and three or four books. The backpack has plenty of room to put other things in alone with your books and laptop. I brought the backpack for my daughter and she really enjoys it.
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I believe ideally 32. However, you can purchase additional pages and add up to a max of 48. If you are looking to expand your collection it may be a good idea to focus on the 32 initially and have extra empty pages in each book to accommodate new items. This is what I did and it worked well. I am also a bit frugal and have over stuffed mine a bit. Hahaha. They don't get tossed around because I do not have kids in the house, so the risk of stressing the binder is minimal for my situation. They are still pretty sturdy and look nice on the shelf. I hope this helps. It's my understanding that the binding product is flexible to meet your storage needs. Good luck. I believe ideally 32. However, you can purchase additional pages and add up to a max of 48. If you are looking to expand your collection it may be a good idea to focus on the 32 initially and have extra empty pages in each book to accommodate new items. This is what I did and it worked well. I am also a bit frugal and have over stuffed mine a bit. Hahaha. They don't get tossed around because I do not have kids in the house, so the risk of stressing the binder is minimal for my situation. They are still pretty sturdy and look nice on the shelf. I hope this helps. It's my understanding that... » Read More I believe ideally 32. However, you can purchase additional pages and add up to a max of 48. If you are looking to expand your collection it may be a good idea to focus on the 32 initially and have extra empty pages in each book to accommodate new items. This is what I did and it worked well. I am also a bit frugal and have over stuffed mine a bit. Hahaha. They don't get tossed around because I do not have kids in the house, so the risk of stressing the binder is minimal for my situation. They are still pretty sturdy and look nice on the shelf. I hope this helps. It's my understanding that the binding product is flexible to meet your storage needs. Good luck. « Show Less
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My girls carry at least (2) 2"-binders plus spiral notebooks & gym tshirts, a waterbottle and more on any given day. Their bags are heavy, but they hold a ton!
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The inside of the large compartment towards the back measures 6" deep by 12" wide by 16" high. The smaller compartment towards the front has a padded compartment for a computer and some more space in front of that and it measures also 12" wide by 16" high but is about 2 1/2" deep. The small compartment at the front is about 9" wide by 9" high by 2 1/2" to 3" deep and it has built-in compartments. I think the 8 binders would probably fit in there, but I don't know exactly how thick your binders are. This is a good quality backpack for sure.
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It's a large binder, my son uses it for 4 classes worth of papers. Hope this helps....we love it!
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Yes. My daughter carries a 5-inch binder, average of 3 text books and has plenty of room above books to put sweaters or jacket.
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It can definitely hold some 3 ring binders. I felt like it as really good sized for what teachers would be taking home. Our teacher uses hers for weekend camping trips. It's very durable too.
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There are three large pockets that each expand a little over 1". Not sure how thick your books are but the max expansion is 3 1/2 " in the large compartments .
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I believe ideally 32. However, you can purchase additional pages and add up to a max of 48. If you are looking to expand your collection it may be a good idea to focus on the 32 initially and have extra empty pages in each book to accommodate new items. This is what I did and it worked well. I am also a bit frugal and have over stuffed mine a bit. Hahaha. They don't get tossed around because I do not have kids in the house, so the risk of stressing the binder is minimal for my situation. They are still pretty sturdy and look nice on the shelf. I hope this helps. It's my understanding that the binding product is flexible to meet your storage needs. Good luck.
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I bought one for my 6th grader in Feb. Don't know exact about its capacity...but it can support 4-5 Flute books easily(Yeh...my kid stacks them up:)). It is very sturdy.
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It can hold most textbooks and binders that I've used it with. In terms of how much, I never put too much but it can fit about 4 inches thick worth of books/binders/notepads. I don't advise doing so but that seems to be the spacial capacity.So while technically yes, very little. I advise using this bag for light loads, such as reading books + notebooks while avoiding binders and textbooks that are naturally just large/heavy.
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Certainly depends upon the thickness of the proposed textbooks and binders. Front zippered area mostly for pens, business cards, and perhaps a appointment book/calendar. The second pocket that contains a built in padded area for a laptop - less than 17.3", could accommodate a laptop and perhaps a 1 inch binder. The third zippered area (meant for overnight clothes & accessories, might handle a couple of 2" binders.
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Depending on the size I'd say easily 3 large textbooks or 5 mid sized. I am not a student, but the bag can easily handle my large 17" laptop (but not in the laptop sleeve), my lunch bag, and at least 2-3 books.