t’s called the “Bug”, and it’s made with a 3mm thick plastic shell. These backpacks also work great when you’re cruising down the highway on motobyke. There’s a big campaign everywere that’s encouraging bikers to wear more colorful clothing because all-black makes them hard to see. This’d be a great step! Lots of colors! Lots of space to customize too. Who knows why Easpack didn’t think on this before? Compliments to Martin and Koox Desig. They will be the next Eastpack! Hides everything under the shell. When you are pushing your limits, climbing that rock you never thought you could, or squeezing everything out of your motorcycle to see how fast it will go, enjoy the moment and don’t worry about luggage. It is safe in the Bug. Its 3mm thick plastic shell protects both you and your possessions. Its aerodynamic shape and light weight let you save your energy to do the things you love. “This is our idea of the 21st century bag. From the first draft up to the final product 12 months elapsed. Its development included unbelievably many hours spent with trying and testing suitable technologies. We are proud of what we are able to deliver. The basic idea of the whole project was ‘Build your own Bag!’ As the bag contains paintable plastic parts, it is possible to approach each bag’s design individually. It is just up to your imagination which colours or colour combinations you prefer. We are also able to make metallic paints, alternatively the airbrush”. Dimensions; 500-370-185 ; Weight:1200 g ; Capacity:29 lt. Shell is made by ABS plastic material, cloth part by polyester. The protective layer of the case is made up of a flat polish. The inner arrangement of the bag is divided into the Office part (cloth part) and the Cargo (plastic part). The Office part is suitable for documents, possibly for a notebook up to the size 15.4. as there is an upholstery. The Cargo, the plastic case, includes slings that serve for the protection of the bag’s content. The Koox design company was established by the designer Martin Hercik in 2002, with its domicile in Prague. For more information we invite you to visit their website below
www.koox-design.com
