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MYOG Backpack Design Strategy

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PostedDec 17, 2012 at 7:55 pm

I've been fooling around with backpack designs for a couple of decades now. I favor designs where the major parts of the backpack are separate from each other and easily detached/replaced rather than sewn together into one entity. So, for my purposes, I divide the backpack into 5 parts: frame, waist belt, shoulder straps, back bag and front bag. This allows my simple mind to address one part at a time and it is much less daunting (for me) than attacking the entire pack design at once.

Also, when one of the 5 parts fails in testing or post test use I only need to replace that part…..not the whole backpack.

I'm curious how others approach the design and testing process of backpacks.

Jerry Adams BPL Member
PostedDec 17, 2012 at 9:14 pm

I do that some, but

If you, for example, sew the pack to the waist belt, it will be a more rigid connection and weigh less.

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