Recycled Kids Backpack

The backpack is worn by a child and stays in scope for this criterion, but no applicable standard, certification, or CPSIA tracking label is named for it anywhere; the only named compliance work covers the separate toddler carrier line.

This is a conventional two-strap backpack with adjustable straps for growing shoulders, the ordinary low-entanglement-risk geometry this criterion expects, though no specific strap lengths or adjuster-tail security detail are published.

The backpack body, its water-bottle pocket, mesh pocket and printed graphic carry no published coating chemistry, PFAS or PVC statement, despite the product being made of recycled materials and prominently printed.

The backpack has a magnetic snap closure and a zipper, but no hardware material, lead/cadmium testing, or reference to the magnet rule is published for these components.

We queried the full CPSC recall registry (10,047 records, 1973–2026) for Wildride and found nothing filed against the brand in any role. A control check confirms the database covers comparable product classes like strollers and cribs, so the clean result is meaningful.

This backpack has no foam, so we grade fabric chemistry alone. The bags collection copy describes the backpack only as 'spacious' and 'lightweight' with no PFAS-free, coating, dye, or heavy-metal disclosure anywhere for this bag.

The SGS-tested ASTM F2907-22 certification and the BSCI/Oeko-Tex/Sedex/GOTS production standards are asserted for the toddler carrier line and general production practices, not for this backpack, so this specific product carries no certification claim of its own.

The backpack is lightweight and spacious with a softly padded back and adjustable straps, but no capacity, empty weight, age/height range, or carrying-weight guidance is published.

No materials list, country of manufacture, or warranty terms are published for this backpack; the brand's ISO9001/Netherlands-Poland manufacturing disclosure appears on the carrier-focused certifications page and is not stated to apply to the bags line.

The backpack is sold for carrying daily essentials including a water bottle, but no lining material, food-contact suitability, or care instructions are published anywhere for it.