Pangolin Eco Friendly Backpack Design by Cyclus

Pangolin Backpack From Cyclus Pangolin Backpack Nature Inspired Design
Pangolin Backpack Eco Friendly Nature Inspired

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The innovative and handy Pangolin Backpack from Cyclus is inspired by the nature. Pangolin itself 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.

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