6 Cute, Clear Backpacks That Are Perfect for Theme Parks, Festivals and Other Family Outings This Summer

Kristine Solomon

June 9, 2023 at 3:54 PM·2 min read

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If you’re looking forward to water parks, sporting events, music festivals and other family fun times this summer, make sure you’re prepared to enjoy yourself with the proper gear. Clear backpacks are your best bet for getting through security without breaking a sweat — and many stadiums and theme parks actually require them now.

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Target and Amazon have a slew of stylish, transparent bag options for the entire family, and each one meet venue requirements. Shop these clear backpacks starting at just $12 and get straight to the action safely, quickly and with zero hassle.

Best Clear Backpack for Teen Boys

This mini backpack by Wild Fable is outfitted with both interior and exterior pockets. The PVC pack offers two ways to carry it: from a top handle or, of course, on your back.

Wild Fable 10.5″ Mini Dome Backpack

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Price: $20

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Best Clear Backpack for Teen Girls

This clear PVC backpack for teen girls, with its subtle ombre rainbow straps, is so cute you’ll want it for yourself. In addition to style, the Monmore backpack has something else going for it: it’s super sturdy thanks to reinforced stitching.

Monmore Clear Backpack

Price: $27.99

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Best Clear Backpack for Kids

This anime backpack is the perfect PVC choice for kids, letting them Express themselves but still stay within venue regulations. The Beyblade backpack has four pockets in total and adjustable straps that grow with you.

Beyblade Burst Heavy Duty Clear Backpack

Price: $39.95

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Best Clear Backpack for Parents

The perfect clear PVC backpack with black detail is this one by Port Authority. The straps are padded for comfort and the front pocket of this roomy bag is zippered for safety.

Port Authority Clear Backpack

Price: $16, originally $18

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Best Colorful Clear Backpack

Most clear backpacks look pretty similar, but this one lets you retain your personal style while carrying your stuff in full transparency. The Hulisen backpack has vinyl lining that comes in six color options, from royal blue to lime green.

Hulisen Clear Backpack

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Best Backpack for Budget Shoppers and Minimalists

If you’re not planning on using your clear backpack too often, you might want to opt for this one by Gdbis that’s on sale for less than $12. This one is a small sling style, best for folks who carry only the essentials, too.

Gdbis Clear Sling Bag

Price: $11.83, originally $13.98

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Best Clear Backpack for Teen Boys

Wild Fable 10.5″ Mini Dome Backpack

Best Clear Backpack for Teen Girls

Monmore Clear Backpack

Best Clear Backpack for Kids

Beyblade Burst Heavy Duty Clear Backpack

Best Clear Backpack for Parents

Port Authority Clear Backpack

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