Deconstructing Backpack Design: Components and Their Roles
2024-07-03 16:05:43
hebei leimande
A BACKAPCK MAY INCLUDE THESE PARTS:
Main compartment:
The biggest area in a backpack storing the main items, usually with a zipper.
Front pocket:
Generally locate a small compartment in the backpack's front, suitable for keys, pens, phones, and other small items that are easily accessible.
Side pocket:
Two net pockets on both sides of the backpack hold bottles, umbrellas, etc.
Shoulder strap:
Two adjustable shoulder straps with padding for comfort when loading heavy things.
Sternum strap：
The strap connects two shoulder straps and crosses the chest, providing stability and decreasing the burden on the shoulders.
Hip Belt (optional):
Backpacks with large capacity or special for hiking travel may come with a hip belt around the waist and transfer the weight from shoulders to waist, which offers better support and comfortability.
Top handle:
Located on the top of the backpack, it needs to be much more stable for carrying and hanging the pack.
Compression straps:
The straps on the side or front of the backpack can tension and press internal belongings to prevent movement and maintain balance and stability.
Back panel:
The back part of the backpack is usually covered with padding and a ventilated channel to add comfort and prompt airflow.
Rain Cover (optional):
Some backpacks will come with built-in and dismountable rain cover that can protect the pack and belongings from rain and wetness.
