lululemon Reviews

The lululemon Triple-Zip Backpack 28L has plenty of space and organization, yet it can look saggy if you don’t need to use the entire capacity.

The lululemon New Crew Backpack is a durable way to carry your daily gear and travel essentials, though it lacks structure and sags when it’s not packed full.

The spacious interior of the lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag Large 2L offers plenty of room to play with, making it easier to stow gear in the correct pocket.

The lululemon Mini Belt Bag has just enough space for your keys, wallet, and smartphone, but it doesn’t feel barebones in terms of comfort and quality.

Organizing gear is a breeze with lululemon's Cruiser Large Backpack 28L, though its stowable strap and basket for a yoga mat feel like afterthoughts.

lululemon’s City Adventurer Backpack Micro is a 3L mini backpack for your daily essentials that can convert to a crossbody, albeit not comfortably.

The lululemon Everyday Backpack 2.0 is a carry-all bag good for the workday or running around town, though the lack of padding impacts comfort.

The lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag touts straightforward organization in a small package, albeit in the form of relatively loose mesh pockets.

The lululemon Easy Access Crossbody Bag is a small daily sling for essentials, but the main compartment gets tight with only a few items inside.

The lululemon More Miles Duffle 40L bag was made with the gym-goer in mind and is super easy to clean, but the straps can get uncomfortable real quick.

The lululemon Command The Day Duffel 37L has solid, thoughtful organization and a versatile look. But we’re concerned about longevity.

Breathable, stretchy, and versatile, the lululemon ABC pants are an ideal travel companion. Although the quality is said to be inconsistent.

The lululemon Command the Day Dopp Kit 5L works well for packing and organizing a lot of toiletry gear, though it has a large footprint and lacks a handle.