Puma Formation Backpack vs Fila Adney Backpack
The main difference between the Puma Formation Backpack and the Fila Adney Backpack is that the Formation Backpack has Side Pockets (2 mesh side pockets) while the Adney Backpack does not.
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| Specs | Brand | Puma | Fila |
| Name | Formation Backpack | Adney Backpack | |
| Category | Everyday | Everyday | |
| Sub Category | Mens | Mens | |
| Dimensions (in) | 16.5 x 13.8 x 5.5 | ||
| Fabric | 100% Polyester | Polyester | |
| Color | Grey | Multicolored | |
| Release Date | May 25, 2021 | August 1, 2022 | |
| Rating | 4.7 | 1 | |
| Price | Under $50 | Under $50 | |
| General Features | Shoulder Straps | Padded adjustable shoulder strap | J-shape adjustable padded shoulder straps |
| Zippers | Nylon zipper with puma rubber pulls | Nylon | |
| Main Compartment Access | Normal top zip access | Normal top two way zipper access | |
| External Pockets | 1 front zip pocket, 2 mesh side pockets | Front zippered compartment | |
| Internal Compartments | Laptop sleeve | ||
| Side Pockets | 2 mesh side pockets | ||
| Water Bottle | Yes | No | |
| Handles | Top grab handle | Top grab web haul handle | |
| Business & School Features | Laptop Sleeve | Inside laptop sleeve | |
| Hiking / Backpacking Features | Back Panel | Padded | Padded |
You're currently comparing the Formation Backpack by Puma against the Adney Backpack by Fila.
Puma's Formation Backpack is a Everyday backpack with Mens features while Fila's Adney Backpack is a Everyday backpack with Mens features.
The Puma Formation Backpack has a capacity of (liters), weighs pounds and it's dimensions in inches are . It's made of 100% Polyester and is available in Grey in comparison the Fila Adney Backpack's capacity is with a size of 16.5 x 13.8 x 5.5 inches. Constructed from Polyester it weighs pounds and is available in Multicolored.
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