These components are designed to facilitate the transportation of a golfer’s equipment. Typically integrated into or attachable to a golf bag, they allow the user to carry the bag on their back,... Read more »
These components are fastening devices situated across the front of a backpack, connecting the shoulder straps. Typically adjustable in length and vertical position, they secure the carrying system against the wearer’s body,... Read more »
Components attached to a rucksack, designed to distribute weight across the shoulders and back for comfortable carrying, often incorporate a tanned animal hide. These load-bearing elements, typically adjustable, secure the pack to... Read more »
These components are designed to secure and distribute the weight of a leaf blower when it is worn on the operator’s back. They typically consist of padded shoulder harnesses, chest straps, and... Read more »
The described item is a hybrid carrying solution merging the functionality of a tote with the portability of a backpack. It combines the open-top design and typically rectangular shape of a tote... Read more »
These are load-bearing components designed for carrying equipment related to elevated hunting platforms. They typically consist of padded shoulder straps and chest and/or waist belts affixed to a specialized pack. An example... Read more »
These are components, typically adjustable, designed to secure a bedroll to the exterior of a rucksack. An example includes two adjustable webbing belts with buckles affixed to the lower portion of a... Read more »
These are typically accessory items designed to add carrying versatility to a cylindrical or rectangular bag. They convert a hand-carried or shoulder-carried item into one that can be worn on the back,... Read more »
These load-bearing components are designed to distribute the weight of a powered backpack unit across the operator’s shoulders and back. Constructed typically from durable nylon webbing and featuring padded sections for comfort,... Read more »
Components designed to substitute worn, damaged, or otherwise unusable parts responsible for securing a carrying bag to a user’s shoulders and back are readily available. These components typically feature adjustable lengths, padding... Read more »