REDUCE PAIN   TRAIN POSTURE

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Designed by a physical therapist, BackTpack is a revolutionary carrying system that through everyday carrying habits, uses the vertical force of gravity for training proper alignment of the skeleton in the way the body was designed to function.

It allows you to stand, walk, and sit with your spine and head tall and your shoulders relaxed in a healthy "T" posture. These postural habits will contribute to lifelong healthy movement, and a strong skeleton.

Common backpacks require you to lean or pull forward to compensate for the load on the back. This posture has led to countless back, neck and shoulder problems. Since the load of the BackTpack is balanced and aligned with your natural axis, no compensation is necessary. The body's response is only to strengthen a tall posture. The load feels much lighter to the wearers, especially as they realize that load, when applied in this manner becomes their friend not their burden, encouraging their body to be strong, upright, graceful and free.

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Awarded Best Product by Orca Communications Unlimited, LLC

Improves posture, balance, and strength Compartments accessible even when you sit A healthy school bag for kids and an ergonomic travel bag and laptop carrier for adults Comfortable and versatile for travel, daily use, and work

Student Test of BackTpack - Click Here to view the study results

* www.apta.org/productendorsement

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BackTpack in the news!

New BackTpack Product Endorsement
The BackTpack is now APTA (American Physical Therapy Association) endorsed! Click Here to read the press release from APTA.

"Alleviate backpack-induced back pain with the convenient, spine-friendly BackTpack."
"I just found a remarkable packing and travel product. This is an instant hit, and it's going on my A-List of recommended products. It's called the backTpack." Mike Adams, the Health Ranger. Read more...>