#anti-theft backxpack bags

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the shoulder straps actually carry very little of the weight. Instead, the load is mainly diverted to padded hip belts. Why hip belts?

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What Is an Anti-Theft Bag?

The anti-theft bag can be a wallet, shoulder bag, laptop bag, business bag or backpack. While the bag might not seem that different at first glance, anti-theft bags come with one or more features that can deter potential criminals.

Why give up your usual backpack?

After reading the Backxpack review, there's no one who doesn't want to buy this ultra-modern anti-theft backpack. One final consideration that could make the difference is whether you can sacrifice money for the comfort and class that Backxpack has to offer.

I don't like having this backxpack to help you out, especially in an emergency where you hardly need to prepare for a mission or travel in a very simple yet classic style. Only a backpack can give you this, regular backpacks will not provide you with all of these features.

Reasons why you need this backpack

It is compatible with different lifestyles, events and occasions

It is stylish

Has anti-theft properties.

Minimalist design

Has a large volume

Free USB charging port

It is your ideal travel companion

Several branches with an intelligent organization

The comfort it offers is satisfactory

You choose the color you want

BackXPack outside features

The shoulder straps of the backpack are padded. Although this is by no means a long distance hiking backpack. So don't expect too much comfort if you have this sturdy backpack. Suitable for short walks, but it won't be super comfortable.

There is a decent carrying handle at the top with which you can always take a backpack.

The right side pocket houses a cute leather magnetic closure which is handy if you drop something of value in that pocket (not recommended, but I do sometimes and forget I have things in the side pockets - not a good idea !).

There are also adjustable compression side straps to help keep things in those pockets (like longer items like a tripod, umbrella, etc.)