Puma Evercat Emulator Backpack vs Puma Core Up Backpack

The main difference between the Puma Evercat Emulator Backpack and the Puma Core Up Backpack is that the Evercat Emulator Backpack has Side Pockets (2 side mesh pockets) while the Core Up Backpack does not.

Puma Evercat Emulator Backpack - Front View
Puma Core Up Backpack - Front View
Specs Brand Puma Puma
Name Evercat Emulator Backpack Core Up Backpack
Category Everyday Womens
Sub Category Daypack Everyday
Dimensions (in) 19 x 12 x 6.5 4.72 x 10.63 x 13.39
Weight (lb) 0.63
Fabric 100% Polyester 80% polyurethane, 20% polyester
Color Black Chalk Pink
Rating 7
Price Under $50 Under $50
General Features Shoulder Straps Adjustable padded shoulder straps Straight - adjustable straps
Zippers Nylon zipper with metal pulls Two way nylon zipper
Main Compartment Access Top loading back pack with two-way zip close Two-way zip opening into main compartment
External Pockets Front zip close pocket with organizer, 2 side mesh pockets Exposed front zip pocket
Internal Compartments Laptop sleeve Internal slip-in pocket
Side Pockets 2 side mesh pockets
Water Bottle Yes No
Handles Top grab handle Top grab handle
Business & School Features Laptop Sleeve Paded; 15" laptop
Hiking / Backpacking Features Back Panel Padded Padded
Other Features Other Features 150D PES lining with heat-embossed PUMA wording

You're currently comparing the Evercat Emulator Backpack by Puma against the Core Up Backpack by Puma.


Puma's Evercat Emulator Backpack is a Everyday backpack with Daypack features while Puma's Core Up Backpack is a Womens backpack with Everyday features.

The Puma Evercat Emulator Backpack has a capacity of (liters), weighs pounds and it's dimensions in inches are 19 x 12 x 6.5. It's made of 100% Polyester and is available in Black in comparison the Puma Core Up Backpack's capacity is with a size of 4.72 x 10.63 x 13.39 inches. Constructed from 80% polyurethane, 20% polyester it weighs 0.63 pounds and is available in Chalk Pink.