You know the phrase, "you get what you pay for" ? That applies here. The material is a thin-ish, plastic lined nylon. The hardware (clips, connecting rings) is lightweight plastic. This means that while it is water resistant and light weight, it may not be terribly sturdy. There is one zipper across the top of the bag, so it's suitable for carrying items affected by inclement weather, though I honestly would think twice about carrying heavier items, like books. While there are a number of exterior pockets, there is a lack of interior pockets and dividers. One or the other would be helpful to those actually using the mobility device this would be used with. Leaning over a walker or twisting behind a wheelchair to find things would be much easier if you had a divider to separate things a little.

I bought it primarily to carry small personal items, like hand sanitizer, paperwork, etc., and my wheelchair toolkit; the kinds of things you might put in your purse or backpack. It's perfect for that, as it's just the right size and weight to lug around on the back of my wheelchair. It doesn't interfere with the use of the chair at all, yet still carries the necessities. It is as it 's described, so if it reads like it will fill your need for an inexpensive, basic bag, it likely will be a good buy for you. There are certainly higher quality, sturdier bags out there, but for the price, it really can't be beat.

Completely useful...I 💘 the organization this walked bag provides. I use the mesh pockets on the back for items that I want to access while sitting on my walker, like my lip gloss, compact mirror, fragrance & hand sanitizer. The front pockets hold my umbrella, transportation guidebook, a packet baby wipes & my rain poncho. The interior compartment is large enough to keep a big water bottle, tablet & other essential items I need on a daily basis. I have had no problems with this bag & I recommend this bag to anyone needing a quality carryall.

I bought this for a elderly lady I met to put on her rolator. When she put her items in it the rolator kept falling forward. This caused her to fall
So she gave it back to the doctors asst to give me. Don't know what to do with it

I don't like the basket that came with my rollator, but I needed something to carry items. This fit the bill nicely. It is cute, well-made, roomy, and attaches easily and securely to the rollator. I would have preferred deeper outside pockets, or ones that either zipped or snapped shut, so I end up usually carrying everything in the bag itself so that I don't have to worry about anything falling out of the pockets. Other than that, I am very pleased with this purchase.

I like this bag as it is fairly cheap in price and has heals up to a fair amount of abuse for daily doctors appointments for the last 7 months. However, I do wish it had some pockets for the inside for more organization capabilities or the ones on the outside were zippered (the non netted pockets) to keep the items a little more secure. The biggest pocket on the outside is the length of the bag and there are two in front of that pocket that are equal in size. There is a netted pocket on the back of the bag, which I'm not sure the point is--they are a little too small to be effective for damp items, such as an umbrella (however the material of the bag seems to be mostly water safe). The long strap when fully tightened does hang at a nice position for my walker. I also use this for my wheelchair as it comes with two velcro straps that fit across my average adult size wheelchair nicely. I do rather fancy the pattern as well. It came exactly as described and pictured. 4 stars for all the positives like withstand all the abuse it's been put through for the last few months but for the lack of the zippered pockets in the front, seemingly useless netted pocket, lack of organizational structure on the inside.