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Ideal backpack

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 Complete system and ready to fill.

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 Less opening the better.

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 Nothing to tear or break off.

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 One lock system

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 Unbreakable

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 Waterproof

1 - PACKAGE INCLUDES

 10 things to bring from home in pack.

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 4 backpack organizers inside

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 Carabines for attaching to trains

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 Cover for the small bag

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 Duct Tape or Duck Tape for temporary repairs.

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 Extra bag to bring stuff home.

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 Extra clips or straps to repair.

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 Guarantee for lifetime

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 Includes repair kit and extra large clips.

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 Locks

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 Scales to weigh bag for airplane or also clothes for laundry.

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 Square containers that are not breakable.

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 Tie Down or bungy cords

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 Travel Folder - Velcro rectangles.

1 - PACKAGE INCLUDES

 Waterproofing Spray

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 BOOKS

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 CAMPING - Tents Hammock Mosquito Nets

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 CLEANING SUPPLIES

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 CLOTHES

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 COOKING

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 DOCUMENTS - PASSPORT - TICKETS - MONEY

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 LAUNDRY

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 LIGHTS CANDLES

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 MARSUPIAL BAG SYSTEM

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 MEDICAL

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 NON BREAKABLE BOX AREA

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 TOILET AND SHOWER

1 - STORAGE NEEDS

 TRASH MANAGEMENT

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 WINTER VERSUS SUMMER

10 - INVENTORY

 12 Foot Extension Cord with a small three-plug outlet

10 - INVENTORY

 3.5 floppy disk - 15

10 - INVENTORY

 3.5 floppy disk for my Sony Mavica camera.

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 3.5 floppy disk holder - 3

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 Alarm Clock

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 Automatic teller machine cards. 2 one Plus. and one Cirrus

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 Backpack - Large to carry on back:*********

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 Backpack Organizers - 3

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 Bags 3 12inches by 12 inches by 18 inches. More less. Will slide down into backpack

10 - INVENTORY

 Batter charger for Video Camera.

10 - INVENTORY

 Batteries. rechargeable. Penlight. With charger.

10 - INVENTORY

 Battery charger for camera

10 - INVENTORY

 Blanket - Mexican wool

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 Book of Spanish Grammar

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 Books to read. 4

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 Books: dictionary English - Spanish

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 Brush to clean computers

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 Bungee cords 4. Cloth covered type

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 Calculator

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 Camera Camcorder. Sony

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 Camera Digital. Sony Mavica

10 - INVENTORY

 Camera tripod. Flexible 6 inch long.

10 - INVENTORY

 Candles

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 Clairol Mirror with brush attached.

10 - INVENTORY

 Cloth to clean glasses

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 Clothes line cord. 2. Nylon type. Very thin.

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 Clothes line spool - Plastic holder of line.

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 Computer - Compaq Presario with CD Burner 30 Gig

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 Computer bag. I put inside front pack.

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 Computer Electrical cord

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 Credit card. 1 doubles as plus ATM card.

10 - INVENTORY

 Deodorant - Roll on type the stick type stains my clothes. Spray is dangerous for bag and airplane.

10 - INVENTORY

 Double bag things that leak

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 Electrical Pliers

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 Electrical tape

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 Extension cord

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 Extension cord

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 Eyelet type screws

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 Fanny packs 2

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 Fingernail clippers

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 Flashlights 1. with rechargeable batteries. Small

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 Forks 2

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 Front Pack:*********************

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 Glass 2

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 Glasses

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 Guidebook

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 Have small bags for everything.

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 How to pack: ******

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 If you do not have enough room. Roll up clothes in blanket

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 Index cards

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 Inventory of what I carry and why:**********

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 Jacket

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 Knife

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 Knife. Utility type. Disposable with break off blades.

10 - INVENTORY

 Laundry brush

10 - INVENTORY

 Laundry soap. Powder. Double bagged. with twist tied.

10 - INVENTORY

 Light bulb

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 Lighter 2

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 Medicine for face

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 Money

10 - INVENTORY

 Money bag for neck

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 Oils. Cooking

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 Pants 1 pair dress

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 Pants 1 pair jeans.

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 Pants 1 pair of workout sweats

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 Pants for bus to stay warm

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 Passport

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 Pencil bags 2

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 Pens

10 - INVENTORY

 Peroxide to use as aftershave

10 - INVENTORY

 Pillow case to wrap books in.

10 - INVENTORY

 Plastic bags from grocery stores

10 - INVENTORY

 Plastic bottle with coffee inside

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 Plastic bottle with water

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 Plastic tall coffee bottle. Inside 2 roll on perfumes

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 Pockets to sew into new clothes. Extra

10 - INVENTORY

 Poncho

10 - INVENTORY

 Post to cook coffee

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 Razor

10 - INVENTORY

 Rice

10 - INVENTORY

 Roll up clothes

10 - INVENTORY

 Rubber gloves like you would wash dishes with.

10 - INVENTORY

 Sandals

10 - INVENTORY

 Screwdriver Phillips #2

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 Screwdriver slotted #2

10 - INVENTORY

 Scuba Diving card. PADI

10 - INVENTORY

 Shampoo bottle with big caps

10 - INVENTORY

 Shaving cream

10 - INVENTORY

 Shaving cream. I tape closed the cap with electrical tape

10 - INVENTORY

 Shorts 4

10 - INVENTORY

 Socks 5

10 - INVENTORY

 Spices: Salt Pepper Comino Organo

10 - INVENTORY

 Spoons 2

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 Strainers for coffee or tea

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 Sweatshirt for bus to stay warm.

10 - INVENTORY

 Sweatshirts - 1 or 2

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 Swim suits 3

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 Tennis shoes - Reeboks bought in USA

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 Things that leak: ********

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 Toothpaste - Screw on top.

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 Toothpicks

10 - INVENTORY

 Towel. Dark Maroon

10 - INVENTORY

 Twist ties. lots. Like ones in garbage bags.

10 - INVENTORY

 Umbrella - Less than one foot long.

10 - INVENTORY

 Underwear 8-10

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 Video Camera

10 - INVENTORY

 Watch - I do not carry the watch anymore but could easily. I would buy cheap.

10 - INVENTORY

 Ziplock bags. 20. Gallon size. LARGE

10 - Weight Management

 Clips to connect front pack to backpack.

10 - Weight Management

 Pocket Vest for weighted materials.

10 - Weight Management

 Small bags had loops for hanging heavy things.

10 - Weight Management

 Small purse bag that is like computer bag that can attach to bag.

10 - Weight Management

 

2 - ENTRY TO BAG

 BOTTOM SIDE

2 - ENTRY TO BAG

 QUICK ACCESS NEEDS

2 - ENTRY TO BAG

 Side

2 - ENTRY TO BAG

 STRAPS AREA

3 - SECURITY

 A few secret pockets with locks around

3 - SECURITY

 A pressure sensitive device to alarm if moved.

3 - SECURITY

 A stake that holds it down on the beach to prevent theft.

3 - SECURITY

 AIRPLANE SECURITY LOCK - Airports will cut off locks when they cannot enter.

3 - SECURITY

 All straps meet in one location for lock.

3 - SECURITY

 Beeper that goes off if moved

3 - SECURITY

 Carabines

3 - SECURITY

 Chain to attach to train bus or bed in Hostel.

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 Color system for you to choose on colors.

3 - SECURITY

 Cover that you can lock

3 - SECURITY

 DOUBLE LOCKING POSSIBLE

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 Embrodiery name directly into bag so they cannot remove.

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 FOOT TIE - A loop that hooks on your foot or hand so when you are on the bus they cannot steal.

3 - SECURITY

 Lock all pockets from one location

3 - SECURITY

 MOTION OR MOVEMENT DETECTOR

3 - SECURITY

 Name tag sewn into sides.

3 - SECURITY

 OBVIOUS LOCK SYSTEMS

3 - SECURITY

 Plastic ties for airport because they will cut off ties.

3 - SECURITY

 String on backpack that allow you to tie down to ground or stake down.

3 - SECURITY

 WOVEN WIRE STRAPS

4 - CARRY METHODS

 A handle on both side so I can pick up in the Subway. When in the subway on a train the bag is between my legs. I need to pick up from both sides and carry outside before I can put on my back.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 HANDLES - Bottom

4 - CARRY METHODS

 HANDLES - Sides - 2 on each side - Both sides

4 - CARRY METHODS

 HANDLES - Top 1

4 - CARRY METHODS

 HARNESS FOR HIPS AND SHOULDERS

4 - CARRY METHODS

 HOOKS TO HANG SYSTEM

4 - CARRY METHODS

 Need method of tieing piggy back back to large bag.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 PIGGY BACK STRAP - A strap that allows you to put an extra bag on the bigger bag when using a cart.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 Removable Wheels.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 SHOULDER STRAPS

4 - CARRY METHODS

 Ties or knotted rope used because clips will break

4 - CARRY METHODS

 Versatile handle system locks in three positions.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 Wheel system allows you to stand the bag up.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 Wheel system hand allows you to stack your marsupial.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 WHEELS

4 - CARRY METHODS

 Wheels - Quite wheels that do not clatter on concrete or steps.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 WHEELS ALL BAGS - Both the small and big bag would have hidden wheels.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 WHEELS EXTEND DOWN - The wheels would extend down about 6-8 inches so the bag is out mud puddles or dips in the road with water.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 WHEELS SLIDER - A plastic rod that allow the bag to slide up and down steps.

4 - CARRY METHODS

 WHEELS WIDE - Wide wheel that will not let the bag roll from side to side when pulling through bumps in road.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Any type of strap webbing hooks or loos materials on outside of bag will be used as handle by baggage people taxis or bellman.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Backpack Steel Supports do not allow you to fold or bend bag to fit in small places.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Backpack support bars add weight.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Bag falls out of pull-down storage on planes

5 -PROBLEMS

 Bag is not waterproof needs a backpack cover.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Bag sinks or does not float.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Bags fall out of airplane fold down storage racks.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Bags tear

5 -PROBLEMS

 BUS ROBBERS - Grab bag from above seats when you are sleeping.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Caught my chest strap on another backpack that had the wire mesh security holder.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Clothe cracks in extreme cold.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Double straps

5 -PROBLEMS

 How to strap the bag to a two wheel cart.

5 -PROBLEMS

 If not a top loading small bag you cannot open while in the bus.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Logo Patch makes the robbers want to steal.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Material not really rainproof - only resistant.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Padding will absorb sweat and smell.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Plastic snaps clips or adusters break

5 -PROBLEMS

 Robber cut into bag.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Robber pick up and takes

5 -PROBLEMS

 Robber un-zips bag and places hands inside and pulls out valuables in bag.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Small backpack sags away from the top or away from your back.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Snaps fall off

5 -PROBLEMS

 STITCHING OR THREADS BREAK -

5 -PROBLEMS

 Strap adjustment slips.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Strap hang and get caught on things.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Straps Break - Airplane baggage handlers use for handles and break the plastic clips.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Straps Cover - It takes too long to cover the straps or zip them up for the plane - Solution may be velcro.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Straps over the top of zipper to relive pressure break or become handles.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Thread breaks - SOLUTION: Triple threaded and colored white or contrasting number for quick checking.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Three Bags - With the marsupial bag you now have too many.

5 -PROBLEMS

 TRAIN ROBBERS - Grab bag from above seats when you are sleeping.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Wheels - Clatter when going up and down stairs.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Wheels - Do not allow the bag to slide up and down steps.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Wheels - Do not get the bag out of the mud.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Where to store wet clothes or towels

5 -PROBLEMS

 Zipper hard to pull when bag is full.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Zipper has too small of hole to put a lock on.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Zipper Tabs bend

5 -PROBLEMS

 Zipper won't or is not closed walking down street

5 -PROBLEMS

 Zippers are light duty and are not strong enough for the weight.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Zippers Breaks and there is no way to hold together.

5 -PROBLEMS

 Zippers get caught in cloth next to zipper. Solution - Need to have the zipper area further from zipper or the material needs to be so heavy it will not catch.

5 -PROBLEMS

 

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Blanket or sleeping bag on outside

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Flashlight Candle Lighter pocket on outside of bag.

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Place to dry towel on outside of bag.

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Place to hang shoes on outside

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Pocket - Outside for poncho.

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Pocket - Small pocket for cord or bungee cords on outside.

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Pocket for umbrella and poncho.

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Pocket on outside for Compass

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Pocket on outside for Guidebook

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Pocket on outside for toilet supplies

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Pocket on outside for towel

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Pocket on outside for watch

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Pocket on outside for Water bottle.

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 Side slip pockets for water bottle or other necessities

6 - QUICK ACCESS

 TOILET PAPER - Can be grabbed or access in seconds.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 1 toilet

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 yes 3-4 handles. Top front back and middle bottom

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 yes 4 big areas of bag.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 4 lockable cords that have wire inside that can connect to leg of table or bed or rack of train.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 A patch removable that has money underneath for extra emergency cash.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Be able to sit on the small bag as a stool.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Book" style opening for easy packing and unpacking

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Carry-on size

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Convenient Laundry Chute separates dirty clothes from clean

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Double Bottom so will not wear out.w

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 End of zippers is clip hook to hook on side to keep from unzipping

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Expandable main compartment

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Expandable side for extra storage

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Expandable to great lengths.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Exterior strap system compresses bulky loads

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 FEATURE - Flag to take off for money

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Fits under seat of plane.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Flag Locations

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Flap on top with impermeable backpack cover inside

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Handle straps. Top Middle back and bottom.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Has an inner core of material that pulls up extra far for overloading. The top would expand up also to accommodate this. The Swede girl in Barcelona had a bag like this.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Has wheels that tilt.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Have the support pads longer so they never go off the shoulder.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 In the small bag a place to hold a jacket.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Internal organization pocket and panel

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Internal security pocket for passport or important documents

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 It can often pass the carry-on-luggage test at airports.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 It leaves your hands free so you can fumble around for your tickets and passport more easily.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Make a cloth or steel loop so when you lock the two zippers together you can also hook onto the loop so there is less pressure on the zippers.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Marsupial pocket

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Meets U.S. and most European airline standards when unexpanded; U.S. even when expanded

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Modular day pack with front carry option

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Need nylon straps with wire inside.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Need pound on rivets to hold straps.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 No integrated pockets. All pockets can be pulled away and hung up on the wall.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Non-Smash area for fragile things.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Open from top or back.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Organizer panel keeps essentials within easy reach

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Padded bottom

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Padded hip straps tuck inside the back pad to hide when on bus or plane.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Pockets for extra key cut or reachable

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Pull straps that are lockable

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Quick plastic clips and slow hard core fasteners.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Removable bags for sleeping bag.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Removable Logo Patch so you can make pack cheaper looking.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Removable Patch Spots so you can put money under.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Round pull type straps sewn close to edge.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Small enough to fit in Airplane

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Small plastic compartment for crushable. Clock Watch soap

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 small pouches on outside to hold wire inserted straps to tied down

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Square and easily stacked

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Steal clips that have pins that will take a strap and make permanent.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Steel connector that are weld shut.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Steel zippers.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 STITCHING OR THREADS - Triple rows of threads and colored or white to contrast to check.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Stop to keep the plastic clips from falling off.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Strap adjuster on both ends of the padded strap. This way you can get it to hit the shoulder correctly.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Strap under cap or hood that locks or is able to tie a long strap to train.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Straps that are both adjustable and solid

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Straps that connect the bags together when wheeling or hauling the wheeled bag.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Straps to hook or hold the front pack. Snap to the back.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Surround Adjustable Suspension

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Surround Fixed Suspension

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 The top could adjust up and have a double pull tab. One for nothing and another for when you have a lot.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 TRAIN CLIPS - Clips and locks to make so you can clip the bag or hang the bag on the rack above the seats and it will not fall or be able to be removed quickly.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Two main compartments with zip-away divider

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Velcro covering of locks.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 WIRE STRAPS - A specially woven strap that has wire inside to stop the thieves from cutting and stealing the bag.

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 Zippers need reinforced. Pull string Straps or Velcro's

7 - CONSTRUCTION

 

8 - WATERPROOF

 Cover that breaths and will not mildew or condensate inside.

8 - WATERPROOF

 Cover that has pockets on the inside

8 - WATERPROOF

 Cover that is at the top.

8 - WATERPROOF

 Cover that is in a pack at the top always.

8 - WATERPROOF

 Cover that is inside a holder on front. It pulls out and is impermeable.

8 - WATERPROOF

 Cover that is really rainproof

8 - WATERPROOF

 Pocket that pulls out small plastic wrap.

9 - LAUNDRY SYSTEM

 Bucket inside to clean.

9 - LAUNDRY SYSTEM

 Washable

9 - LAUNDRY SYSTEM

 Wet/Dry boot locker keeps muddy shoes or clothing away from clean and dry stuff

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