Showing posts with label backpack ergonomics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label backpack ergonomics. Show all posts

Sunday, 8 November 2015

The perfect backpack for a Politician


Not long ago, we at Lumos, ran a contest to design the 'Perfect Backpack for Netas (politicians)'! We asked our followers to suggest a new feature that 'Netas' would love to have in their Backpack, and win a free unPlug Backpack! Here are some of the ideas that emerged.

'Kursi Backpack'- Ruchi Bhosle

A backpack with an attached chair so that the politician can sit and give a speech using the 'Sanskaari’ speaker. No longer will he have to fight for limited parliament seats. After all its all about " Kissa Kursi Ka"



The 'In-Parliament Entertainment' Backpack- Pranav Verma

If you must watch "restricted movies" in Parliament, watch it in style with the 'In-Parliament Entertainment Backpack'! Blue-Film, Blue Ray Playing Backpack'! A must-have for every Neta!!



'A Shoe-launcher backpack'- Karthik Mahadevan

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a politician in possession of a parliamentary seat, must be in want of a shoe-launching backpack.  And thus, we give you... the Neta's backpack that shoots out Chappals at the opposing party!



The 'Biryani-Bribe' backpack- Deepthi Karnad

A 'biryani packet + quart of rum' dispensing slot to bribe voters with!!


The 'Jaante ho, mai kaun hoon' backpack- Neeta Kumar

Introducing the 'Jaante ho, mai kaun hoon?' backpack! Preventing politicians from getting slapped, since 2014! This bag is a highly recommended starter-kit for any politician intending to take a stand- whoops, sit-down- on current affairs.


Thursday, 5 November 2015

Seven Countries, Seven months, One man Chirag Singal, One Cycle and One bag- The Lumos Thrillseeker.

On the last day of college, some people party, some people worry about the future, and some people just sleep. But one man decided to go on a nice bike ride. Except he forgot to stop! Seven countries and seven months later, Chirag had become a bike-tourer to inspire many across India. He cycled across Myanmar, Thailand, Lao, Cambodia, Vietnam, and didn't once reconsider the trip despite facing many difficulties. Of course, during the trip he learned how to really pack-well and make the best use of all the resources he had. 

In this video, you can check out how he ingeniously uses the Lumos Thrill Seeker and literally packs multiple days worth of luggage in a 12L hydration backpack! 

Watch him talk about how he packed and used his Solar powered Hydration backpack on a multi-day tour.


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