Description

• Definition: A bag with two shoulder straps designed to be worn on the back.
• Purpose: Used to carry personal items, books, electronics, clothing, or gear.
• Design: Typically consists of one or more main compartments, smaller pockets, and sometimes side pouches.
• Materials: Commonly made from nylon, canvas, polyester, or leather.
• Types:
  • School Backpack: For carrying books, notebooks, and school supplies.
  • Travel Backpack: Larger, designed for overnight or multi-day trips, often with additional features like hydration reservoirs or adjustable straps.
  • Daypack: A smaller, lighter backpack for short trips or daily use.
  • Tactical Backpack: Designed for outdoor activities, often with extra durability and special compartments for gear.
  • Laptop Backpack: Specifically designed with padded compartments for carrying laptops and tech devices.
  • Hydration Backpack: Includes a built-in water reservoir for hands-free drinking, popular for hiking and cycling.
• Features:
  • Padded Straps: For comfort when carrying heavy loads.
  • Ergonomic Design: To distribute weight evenly and reduce strain.
  • Waterproof or Water-resistant Options: To protect contents from rain.
  • Ventilated Back Panels: For breathability and comfort.
  • Security Features: Like anti-theft zippers or lockable compartments.
• Popularity: Used by students, commuters, travelers, outdoor enthusiasts, and professionals alike.
• Capacity: Varies, typically between 15 to 40 liters for everyday use, but larger models can hold up to 70 liters or more.