Baagl School Backback Skate Darkness

School backpack. The Skate Darkness backpack has a skateboard strap and is made from recycled materials. Its minimalist design ensures it won't get old and it will keep you entertained. This backpack weighs 850 g and is suitable for students from third grade through high school. Ergonomically shaped back, fully adjustable shoulder, chest and side compression straps for optimal fit.. The Skate backpack is equipped with three separately-secured compartments, an internal organizer and a padded pocket for a 15-inch laptop or tablet. Made of water-resistant material, the Skate backpack features reliable zippers from the prestigious Japanese brand YKK and reflective elements for added safety. The side pockets are made of a durable material that matches the design of the backpack. The backpack also includes a stylish pendant.

Skate backpacks have been tested and certified by an accredited testing laboratory. The Skate backpack meets the requirements of the Institute for Testing and Certification (ITC) in Zlín and the independent laboratory QIMA.

Parameters:

• Design: Monochrome
• Width: 29
• Height: 43
• Depth: 20
• Material: 100% Recycled Polyester
• Ideal for: boys
• Weight: 0.85 kg
• Load capacity: 7 kg
• Volume: 25 l

Key criteria for choosing and adjusting a school backpack correctly:

• Choose a backpack that is appropriate for the child's height, weight, and overall physique.
• Adjust the sliding back system according to the child's current height.
• Adjust the backpack to the level of the pelvis and shoulders.
• Distribute the weight of the backpack symmetrically across both shoulders.
• Use the shoulder straps to pull the backpack as close as possible to the body's center of gravity.
• The shoulder straps must be adjusted to the same length.
• Use the chest and hip straps to tighten the backpack to the spine.
• There should be a gap in the hip area large enough to fit your palm.
• Place the heaviest items in the compartments closest to your back.
• Use the side compression straps to pull the contents of the backpack as close to your body's center of gravity as possible.