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Promotes
Better Posture
Because
all of the weight in the back pack is now resting comfortably
on the top of the buttocks, your body posture is now able to relax
in an upright position - as opposed to a hunched over position
to compensate for the extra weight.
This shift
in body position will allow for less stress on the spine and encourage
better posture.
Offers
Maximum Comfort
No other
back pack on the market compares to the amazing comfort that LiftPack
offers when worn properly. Our patented technology is a breakthrough
in both function and durability.
You will
be amazed the first time you try a LiftPack on as all the weight
and stress will transfer from the areas of the upper back that
become most stressed, to the area just below the lower back where
the body is able to support much more weight comfortably.
Proper Spinal Alignment
Again,
because the weight in the LiftPack is distributed evenly, proper
spinal alignment is promoted. It was estimated by the Consumer
Product Safety Commission that approximately 21,000 backpack related
injuries were treated at hospital emergency rooms, doctor's offices
and clinics in the year 2003.
More Shock Absorption
While
walking or running, each step you take will cause weight to be
shifted while carrying your backpack, often causing your backpack
to 'shock' your spine with each stride.
Because
of LiftPack's patented air bladder that is strategically positioned
between you - and the backpack... virtually all the shock associated
with your bodies motion is absorbed for maximum comfort while
in transit.
Adjusts To Any Body Type
LiftPack's
adjustable air bladder and shoulder straps are flexible enough
to fit any body type... large or small, for the perfect fit.
Protects Against Injury
Chiropractors
and Orthopedic Surgens alike will tell you that LiftPack's technology
strongly promotes safety and guards against injury.
Our unique
patented design is endorsed by several physicians who recommend
LiftPack over any other brand.
According
to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission,
approximately 21,000 backpack related injuries were treated
at hospital emergency rooms, doctor's offices and clinics in 2003
“The
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons reports that backpacks
that are too heavy or worn incorrectly can injure a child’s
muscles or joints.” -MMR Magazine Sept. 2005
