Rucksack

a backpack and back system technology, applied in the field of backpacks, can solve the problems of inconsistent products, high labor costs, and high cost of assembly process

Inactive Publication Date: 2018-08-09
EQUIP OUTDOOR TECH
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Problems solved by technology

However, this assembly process can be expensive.
The separate components are stitched together manually, meaning there are significant labour costs.
Also, during manual assembly of the rucksacks it can be difficult to align the components accurately and reliably, potentially resulting in inconsistent products.
Further, seams can represent a point of weakness and potential failure, so the greater the number of seams required, the greater the potential for failure of the pack....

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[0059]Referring to FIG. 1, a rucksack is indicated generally at 10. The rucksack 10 comprises a storage compartment 12, the storage compartment 12 having a rear face 14. In this embodiment, a harness 16 forms part of a back system 17, the back system 17 being attached to the rear face 14 of the storage compartment 12.

[0060]The harness 16 has a back portion 18 which is generally planar and extends substantially vertically in use. The back portion 18 is attached to the storage compartment at top and bottom ends of the rear face 14. The rear face 14 of the storage compartment forms a bowed arrangement with the rest of the back system 17, to define an air gap between the back portion 18 and the rear face 14 of the rucksack 10 when the back system 17 is attached to the rucksack 10. The rear face 14 can be provided with a spacing apparatus in the form of at least one resilient stiffening element 26 that extends at least part of the length of the rear face 14. In use, the back portion 18 ...

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Abstract

A back system for a rucksack including a harness configured to be at least in part in contact with a user's back in use, and having a back portion of knitted construction and at least one strap extending from the back portion; and a spacing apparatus arranged to create an air gap between at least part of a rear face of the rucksack and the back portion, in use.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]The present invention relates to a back system for a rucksack, a rucksack and a method of manufacturing the back system.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]A rucksack (sometimes referred to as a backpack, or simply a pack) comprises a storage compartment, for storing whatever a user requires within and a means for attaching the rucksack to a user with the compartment in contact with a user's back. Rucksacks are typically used for outdoor leisure or travel activities such as hiking, running, climbing etc, where the combination of durability, lightweight, comfort and carrying capacity is desirable.[0003]The storage compartment may be divided into separate sections, and may have various pockets attached to the outside, to increase the overall storage space of the rucksack. The storage compartment is generally formed from woven panels of material, stitched together to form the shape of the storage compartment. Woven fabric is formed by weaving. It is produced on...

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IPC IPC(8): A45F3/12A45F3/04A45F3/10
CPCA45F2003/045A45F2003/125A45F3/10A45F3/047A45F3/12A45F3/04A45F3/14A45F2003/146
Inventor HURN, MARTYN
Owner EQUIP OUTDOOR TECH
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