Puma Sg Backpack vs Puma Ferrari Fanwear Backpack
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| Specs | Brand | Puma | Puma |
| Name | Sg Backpack | Ferrari Fanwear Backpack | |
| Category | Daypack | Work | |
| Sub Category | Womens | Commuter | |
| Capacity (L) | 16L | ||
| Weight (lb) | 0.79 | ||
| Fabric | Polyester, Polyurethane | ||
| Color | White | Black | |
| Release Date | May 11, 2021 | ||
| Rating | 3.5 | 5 | |
| Price | Under $50 | Under $150 | |
| General Features | Shoulder Straps | Straight - Adjustable webbing shoulder straps with soft PU overlay | Straight - adjustable padded strap |
| Zippers | Plastic molded zippers with round metal pulls | Nylon zipper with metal and string pulls | |
| Main Compartment Access | Normal top zip access | Normal top two way zip access | |
| External Pockets | Dual side slip-in pockets | 1 front zip pokcet, 1 mesh slip-in pocket | |
| Internal Compartments | Inner padded laptop compartment | ||
| Side Pockets | 2 side slip-in pockets, 1 front pocket | 1 mesh slip-in side pocket | |
| Water Bottle | Yes | ||
| Handles | Top grab handle | Top grab handle | |
| Business & School Features | Laptop Sleeve | Padded | |
| Travel Features | Compression Straps | Volume-adjusting webbing compression straps on sides | |
| Hiking / Backpacking Features | Back Panel | Padded | |
You're currently comparing the Sg Backpack by Puma against the Ferrari Fanwear Backpack by Puma.
Puma's Sg Backpack is a Daypack backpack with Womens features while Puma's Ferrari Fanwear Backpack is a Work backpack with Commuter features.
The Puma Sg Backpack has a capacity of 16L (liters), weighs pounds and it's dimensions in inches are . It's made of Polyester, Polyurethane and is available in White in comparison the Puma Ferrari Fanwear Backpack's capacity is with a size of inches. Constructed from it weighs 0.79 pounds and is available in Black.
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