Zelda Mini Backpack Drops to $28 in Rare 44% Off Deal

Ever wanted to carry a piece of Hyrule on your back? Right now, you can snag an officially licensed Legend of Zelda mini backpack for just $27.99—that's a sweet 44% off its usual $50 price tag. Plus, shipping is free.

The deal comes from Bullseye Deals via eBay, which is Target's authorized liquidator. If you've ever ordered from them and thought, "Hey, this looks like it shipped from Target," you're not alone—the products ship from Upper Marlboro, Maryland, the same location as Target's distribution center. The account has over 1.5 million reviews and a 99.5% rating, so you can feel confident about your purchase.

So what's this backpack all about? It's mini-sized, measuring 11.25 inches high, 8.5 inches wide, and 6 inches deep. As the source notes, it would probably look great on chibi Link from Link's Awakening. The design features sage green faux leather with saddle brown accents, a large golden Hyrule Royal Crest on the front, and a smaller gold Triforce metal zipper pull. Honestly, it's tastefully done—it looks good even if you're not a Zelda fan, and it's a worthy addition to any collection if you are.

While you're at it, don't forget that The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Switch 2 is up for preorder. It launches on October 5 and is available on Amazon for $59.95, which is likely $10 less than the official retail price once it's out. This is a complete remake, not just a remaster, of the 1998 original. If you haven't seen the trailer yet, it's shaping up to be yet another Zelda masterpiece.

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So, will you be picking up this Zelda backpack, or are you holding out for the Ocarina of Time remake? Let us know in the comments!