The weight will still distribute over your lower back, thanks to the design of the strap. The Man-Pack can also be appropriately slung over one shoulder, and it won’t slide or fall like some messenger bags do. The inside also includes auxiliary pockets for stray things. To get to the insides, you don’t even have to remove the pack – just spin it around and unzip it. However, the most interesting thing about the Man-Pack is accessing the inside of the bag. There are three rows of storage on the outside of the bag, which can be sealed, as well as a collapsible beverage holder. There is also a pocket for your cellphone on the strap with a magnetic clasp, which will always close itself. However, if you need to remove the Man-Pack quickly, simply use the utility clasp to release the strap. The first is the Bandolier style, which is the typical messenger bag-type where one strap is slung across your chest. However, Aaron has designed a new and superior product that can be worn three different ways. Guys need to carry stuff, too, but there are very few options – there’s the backpack, the briefcase, the occasional messenger bag (still uncomfortable most of the time), and of course, the fanny-pack.
40 years ago, men carried nothing more than a money clip, but times have changed – statistics show that the average male now carries around 4.5 pounds of stuff on them at any times, including things like keys, wallets, cell phones, and tablets. The Man-Pack is a slim style and vertical messenger bag, designed by men for men. Man-Pack Now in 2018 – After Shark Tank UpdateĪaron Tweedy has just entered the Shark Tank, and he is seeking a $200,000 investment in exchange for a 29% stake in his company, Man-Pack.
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