The innovative and handy Pangolin Backpack, getting inspired by the nature, has been designed like the Pangolin, a bristly anteater creature with razor sharp scales and claws. The material that has been used to make this backpack is simple and easy to get old truck tires. Just like the creature, the backpack has multi-layered construction that step by step folds and unfolds during operation. This construction allows more storage comparing its outer appearance which has made it a good gadget especially for mountain trackers.
Designer : Cyclus
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Looks cool. Reminds me of an armadillo. But it looks dangerous. Do you think schools will allow them around because of their potential of being a weapon?
How would it possibly be used as a weapon?
How would it possibly be used as a weapon?
It's Cool… But i think, in future children do not need any bag for school. This should be a Fashions.
since when are backpacks only for children…?
wow…it's bionic design……….
Wow, I would buy something like this! It looks great!
is this available in the us , please send a quote to [email protected]
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Perfect design keep going , trust yourself , be confedent you are able to innovate more serene and wise stuffs
Please let me know if this is for sale [email protected]
I want one of these! facebook me info!
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Can you tell me where this is available? [email protected]
We sell many of the cool Cyclus bag styles from our Online Store, <a href="http://www.pacodesign.com.au,” target=”_blank”>www.pacodesign.com.au, to a handful of countries. Have a look!
We sell many of the cool Cyclus bag styles from our Online Store, <a href="http://www.pacodesign.com.au,” target=”_blank”>www.pacodesign.com.au, to a handful of countries. Have a look!
We sell many of the cool Cyclus bag styles from our Online Store, <a href="http://www.pacodesign.com.au,” target=”_blank”>www.pacodesign.com.au, to a handful of countries. Have a look!
We sell many of the cool Cyclus bag styles from our Online Store, <a href="http://www.pacodesign.com.au,” target=”_blank”>www.pacodesign.com.au, to a handful of countries. Have a look!
We sell many of the cool Cyclus bag styles from our Online Store, <a href="http://www.pacodesign.com.au,” target=”_blank”>www.pacodesign.com.au, to a handful of countries. Have a look!
We sell many of the cool Cyclus bag styles from our Online Store, <a href="http://www.pacodesign.com.au,” target=”_blank”>www.pacodesign.com.au, to a handful of countries. Have a look!
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It say it's eco-friendly… how so?
made out of truck tires… "The material that has been used to make this backpack is simple and easy to get old truck tires." that's how…
I watched a review on this bag and it does not fit a standard size folder. If you made another bigger size version of this bag that can hold a standard size folder, notebook and maybe even a school bag I would consider buying it.
School book*