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It is not possible for everyone to sew a backpack specially designed for a specific purpose, but it is possible to improve a purchased one. The main thing is to make comfortable straps. Putting a full backpack on your shoulders with regular straps can be difficult, especially if you are wearing warm clothes.

However, you can do this. In the lower corners of the bag, instead of traditional fasteners, fasten wide rings (metal or, for example, from a halyard passed through a PVC tube). Pass each of the straps, slightly increasing in length, into the corresponding ring, and fasten at the end with a detachable lock buckle.

Now, to put on a backpack, you do not have to ask a friend for help: it will not be difficult to put your hand through the maximum length strap. It remains, by pulling the straps, to connect them with a lock in front, on the belt.

Now the straps are stretched, and the weight of the backpack is to some extent redistributed from the straps to the belt. In addition, in addition to the convenience of putting on, such a backpack is more clearly fixed on the back: it no longer slips to the side.

Author: A. Erkovich

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