Big Yella™ Backpack

To Maintain the Product’s Performance and Durability, we Recommend the Following:

• Cleaning: Wipe the backpack with a damp cloth as needed. Avoid harsh chemicals or machine washing.
• Zipper Care: Zippers can clog up with dirt and debris over time, especially if you’re working in dusty or gritty environments. To keep them running smoothly, give them a proper clean and lubrication twice a year—or more often if you're on high-debris job sites. Use a toothbrush and some mild soapy water to scrub the zipper coils clean, then blow them out with compressed air to clear any lingering grit. Once dry, apply a light coat of silicone spray, beeswax, or a zipper-safe lubricant to keep things moving.
• Avoid Heat and Sharp Tools Near the Zippers: Extreme heat or contact with sharp objects can permanently damage your zippers. Once a coil is nicked, melted, or cut, it can’t be fixed. A common cause of damage is storing tools blade-up or edge-out—make sure anything sharp is packed with the business end pointed down and away from the zippers.
• Proper Use: Fasten the buckles properly and adjust straps to fit securely and comfortably on the wearer. Avoid dragging backpack or snagging seams on sharp objects. The Big Yella™ is built tough, but forcing in too much gear can put unnecessary strain on the zippers. If you’re struggling to close the bag, it’s a sign it’s overloaded. Repack or lighten the load to avoid causing the zippers to separate or fail over time.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place when not in use to prevent exposure to extreme conditions.

Limited manufacturer's warranty for Big™ Yella backpack.