Top 5 manly diaper bags

Uncommon Goods pinstripe dad-to-be set, $125

Give your guy a messenger-style bag in a pinstripe motif that's sure to work as well in the boardroom as it does on the playground. This delightful set from Uncommon Goods not only includes a manly diaper bag with lots of baby-centric features, but it also comes with a Baby Owner's Manual and a cute onesie to help dad deal with all the challenges he's sure to face in the first year.

Baby Sherpa backpack diaper bag, $89

Does your guy feel more comfortable on a hike than he does at baby play dates? Help him stay true to his outdoorsy style with this all-encompassing backpack diaper bag from Baby Sherpa. Not only does it have the usual diaper bag necessities, it also has an integrated cooler for snacks and beverages large enough to hold six to eight cans, a bungee cord X to store jackets and blankets, reflective tape for visibility and much, much more!

Tribe Raffles bag, $390

For the classy dad with more refined taste, you can't go wrong with the Tribe Raffles Bag. This bag comes in olive or blue soft pebbled cowhide leather and can be slung over a shoulder or worn cross-body. With numerous interior and exterior pockets, water-resistant interior nylon lining, removable multi-use pouches and a water-resistant nylon changing pad, it has everything your man needs to stay organized and prepared when on baby duty. The best thing is that it's manly enough for your guy to feel good about, but it's sex-neutral enough that you can use it, too!

2 Chix slingPAX, $58

For the dad with urban style who prefers his accessories sleek and cool, pick up one of the 2 Chix slingPAX in black, white or silver. Just keep in mind that your man won't be able to tote much — these bags are designed to hold a few diapers and wipes, keys, a cell phone... and a tablet computer, of course!

Kristi G DadPack, $50

This Kristi G DadPack bag is functional! Featuring a brown faux-leather exterior and a boxy, masculine style, any guy will feel comfortable carrying this bag on his back. Plus, there are plenty of pockets and clips for storage as well as built-in baby wipes designed for one-handed accessibility.

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