There Are More And More Kinds Of Backpacks. How Are They Designed

As an indispensable accessory in outdoor adventure, daily commuting and even fashion matching, backpack design and functionality are increasingly important. A high-quality backpack can not only properly accommodate our belongings, but also provide a comfortable carrying experience during the long journey. This article will deeply discuss the three core structures of the backpack - the main warehouse, the backpack system, and the accessory structure, and how they work together to meet the needs of different scenarios.

The main warehouse, as the main part of the backpack, is the core area for storing various items. It is usually designed to be spacious and with multiple compartments, so that users can reasonably allocate space according to their personal needs. For hikers, the main warehouse can easily accommodate tents, sleeping bags, clothes, food, water bottles and other necessities to ensure that every adventure can be carried out in an orderly manner. In addition, some high-end backpacks are also equipped with adjustable partitions or clothing straps, which further improves the flexibility and stability of storage, and even irregular shaped items can be firmly fixed.

If the main compartment is the "stomach" of the backpack, the carrying system is its "skeleton". This system is composed of complex structures such as shoulder belt, frame, waist pad, backboard and related ties, aiming to evenly distribute the weight of the backpack to the user's shoulder, back and waist, effectively reducing the burden of a single part. Shoulder straps are usually filled with high-density foam to increase comfort; The adjustable chest button and belt can be fine tuned according to the personal shape to ensure that the backpack is close to the back and reduce shaking. More advanced designs also incorporate ergonomic principles, such as the S-shaped shoulder belt design, which can better fit the shoulder curve and disperse pressure. The choice of backplane material is also crucial. It should be hard enough to support the backpack structure, and it should also have a certain degree of elasticity to adapt to different body shapes of the backpacker.

The accessory structure is the embodiment of the diversity of backpack functions. Like the "magic pocket" of the backpack, the backpack is not only a loading tool, but also a sharp tool to improve efficiency and convenience. Top packs are usually used to quickly access small items, such as mobile phones, wallets or maps; The side bag is suitable for placing water bottles or umbrellas for easy access at any time. Kangaroo bag (i.e. front pocket) is often used to store valuables for monitoring at any time. In addition, the design of external storage points and extension ropes allows the backpack to carry more equipment, such as hiking sticks, tripods or sleeping pads, to meet the diversified needs of long-distance travel.

In general, modern backpacks can be stored and carried through fine main warehouse design, scientific backpack system and rich ancillary structures, and expand in functions to meet the multi-directional needs from outdoor exploration to daily commuting, and then to fashion matching.