Convenient bag closure

In addition, the design of the closing bags allows you to create a loop with buckles, which makes it easier to attach them to a backpack, kayak or raft.

7 TIPS ON HOW TO CHOOSE A BACKPACK SO YOU DO NOT SPOIL THE FIGURE AND LOOK The essence of the problem. Everyone, I think, has already learned that if something fits snugly to the silhouette of the body (fabric, bag, whatever), then it visually completes this silhouette. That is, you have, for example, the contour of the back, and the contour of the backpack is added to it, you get a visual volume and a broken silhouette. And if the backpack matches the outerwear in tone? But what if the figure in the upper part is itself corpulent? What if you have big breasts? And if the fabric of the thing under the backpack is hoodie? Do you understand? We would have to dress it all in the correct shapes and proportions, and we have a visual hump. Yes, even if the opposite is true, the girl, for example, is very slender, in a tank top, and on her back there is an array of a backpack, which is also not very positive from the point of view of the visual. That is why the backpack is not particularly favored when styling images. But life makes its own adjustments. When you have a child in each hand, and a phone in your mouth, or you just have to carry books to a small district library, there are no other options (almost none, I’ll tell you about those that are, at the end). So, is it possible to completely remove the hump effect when wearing a backpack? No. But you can smooth it out, which is what we'll do.