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Boba Fett Backpack Stores Your Textbooks, Spare Blasters
You’ll have to leave your jet pack at home, but at least you’ll have room for all of your school work. The Boba Fett Backpack will not be able to save you from the sarlacc pit, so steer clear of any intimidating looking toothed gaps in the ground. Never leave your Bounty Hunting 101 course book home again. Enjoy your breakfast with piece of mind. Just pop it in your Boba Fett Backpack and stroll on your way, at least... Continue reading
Laser Backpack for 3D Mapping on the Go
You didn’t think it was going to be THAT practical, did you? Massive or not, the Laser Backpack is the most portable option you have for mobile 3D mapping. Funded by the US Air Force Office of Scientific Research and the Army Research Office, the backpack uses sensor fusion algorithms for creating textured 3D models. The backpack utilizes cameras, inertial measurement units and laser rangefinders for mapping on the go. There has since only been one of these backpacks designed... Continue reading
Unleash Your Inner Rick Moranis: Ghostbusters Proton Pack Backpack
I haven’t seen Ghostbusters since I was about 5, but that doesn’t stop me from spouting out a “WANT!” when I set my eyes on this awesome Ghostbusters Proton Pack Backpack. As a connoisseur of all things paranormal, even if I’m not a huge fan of the Ghostbusters movies I’ve gotta show respect for the iconic pieces of 80s culture that inspired a resurgence in all things ghostly. The officially licensed backpack is coming soon to 80s Tees and will... Continue reading
The Coolest Backpack of All Time
Need I say more? Link
Spider-Man Backpack
Sort of like Yoda and Luke, but spiderier. Because who hasn’t dreamed of enslaving Spider-Man and wearing him on your back. Does this make us a super villain? At least a little bit? Link [via]
LEGO Brick Backpack
Now this is the ultimate LEGO backpack. Shaped like a basic blue LEGO rectangle, this backpack has several individual storage compartments. Each little bump on the brick can hold something. Perfect for the drug dealer looking to expand. You’ll have room for the cocaine, measuring spoons, meth, etc. All you need now is the $24 to throw down on this backpack. Link (via)
Oxygen Bag Gets Me Light Headed
When it comes to climbing, backpacks are an important part of your apparel. They carry all of your food, equipment and in some rare instances something beneficially misplaced. That’s where the O2 Bag comes in. The Japanese adventure supply company, Ymup has equipped this ordinary backpack with a battery-powered oxygen generator, making those ascents into thin-air environments all the more breathable. The company says the battery lasts up to two hours, so your climbers better be on top of their... Continue reading
Xip3: Backpack, Shirt, Pillow
I don’t know about you but I’m always doing one of three things: smuggling drugs in from Canada, wearing a shirt, or sleeping. It’s a tough life, I know. Luckily, there’s the Xip3, a shirt that turns into a backpack and a pillow when you need it. Equipped with Polartec 200 lining, it’s a pretty ideal shirt for rough conditions in nature. Perfect for that frosty morning hike in the woods of Maine. You wouldn’t want to wear this warm... Continue reading
Baja BBQ Backpack Makes Grilling Fun and Easy
Now this isn’t your typical backpack, so don’t go filling up that trendy pontoon bag with charcoal and lighting it on fire. Lazzari has gotten it right with its new Baja BBQ Backpack. It’s a container made up of 100% recycled paper pulp and contains two pounds of charcoal. In short, you grab your grill, throw the BBQ Backpack in there, light it on fire and in 20 minutes, you have a nice set of glowing coals to cook your... Continue reading
Sleek Portable Crutches Make Reaching For Your Bag Deadly
Crutches that break down into a backpack sound great on paper. It’s hip. It’s trendy. I even like the colors. A disabled person is never going to utilize a bag like this, though. The reason? They can’t walk, so what’s the point of putting crutches on your back…for sitting down? They do fold up into a cool triangular bag. Maybe that’s worth something to someone who sprained an ankle. Link (via)
