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Why it feels easy when it gets harder?

Thee Rocketpacks backpack the salesman carries on his back...

I love Munich and when I go to the stadium, I always watch beer while drinking beer.
The server is heavy, so let's do something about it!

Why should the 3rd generation become heavier, when it should have started from the point where it should have started saying?

How does a beerserver with a weight of about 18 kilos feel light?

How can I relieve my body?

Why does it feel easy when it gets heavier. the rocket packs that the salesman carries on his back!

Problem with the hip belt position?

As already mentioned, the second generation of beer backpacks succeeded in reducing the weight.

However, there was a problem with the position of the hip belt

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They climb mountains by carrying tens of kilograms of luggage, but they also have frames on their beverage backpacks.

Do you know professional mountaineers?

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Who will guide you with the climbers' backpack on your back?

I concentrated on raising the center of gravity, but the next question was: "In which position should I put the center of gravity?"

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Depending on your height you can now adjust the optimal position with more spacers and less spacers.

By placing a spacer at the bottom of the Rocketpacks drink backpack we could adjust the optimal center of gravity!

In other words, the load was distribute.

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As a result of the second generation Rocketpack it became clear that it was unstable.

When developing the third generation, we checked the position of the belt and the structure of the frame.

In order to dissipate the heat of the body when worn on the back, the contact surface with the back is made of a material that allows temperature adjustment.

The hip belt can be worn with one touch, etc.

I thought, "I still have to do this."
It has taken some time to develop, but I would be happy if the third generation could reduce the burden on them.

Despite the cold weather, the sweat of a ball on my nose Voices of people who actually work.

When I saw it and heard it.

Using a technology called "motion detection",

Which records the movements of people and objects, we analyzed how much the Rocketpacks moves when selling beer.
But one thing bothers me!
I think there are a lot of thirsty people, but when I look at the Rcketpacks they carry, I have the feeling that it is getting heavy and heavy.
In fact, there seem to be many runners who work and get sick.
To solve these problems, Rocketpacks have joined forces to develop a new drink dispenser.
In 1996, we developed a type of beer backpack that a carrier would carry!
Things at that time were made of aluminium frames and were heavy.
It had the shape of a tank that an astronaut wore on his back.
Many people said it was "heavy", so we decided to develop the second generation in 2003.
Anyway, I put all the effort into making it lighter.
How light was it?
We reduced the weight by 3-4 kilos, so we managed to reduce the weight of the second generation. Although it is "lighter", it weighs about 18 kilos.
A runner has to carry 18 kilos up and down the stadium.
Although we have managed to reduce the weight, the strain on the body has not been reduced.
We have also thought about making the server even lighter, but there are still limits.
Nevertheless, I thought: "Isn't it possible to reduce the load on them?",
After analyzing the backpack structure and talking to the people involved, it became clear that the second generation Rocketpacks had a high shoulder load.
What should I do to relieve the load on my shoulders? We did not focus on reducing the weight of the rucksack, but on reducing the centre of gravity from back to front and from bottom to top.
Change the centre of gravity?
What does that mean?
What is the purpose of the third frame?

In the first design I wanted to do it without a frame.
I raised the center of gravity by lifting the belt position, but what should I do to lift it further?
By mounting a frame on the back, we were able to bring the load above the waist.
This way it will be difficult for you to lean forward excessively.
I also decided to tie it to the belt on my shoulder.
The reason for this is that pulling the belt at the shoulder lifts the luggage.
Develop a backpack for mountain climbing. Surely there is a frame in the Rocketpacks.
When you developed the rucksack for the one this time, were you referring to this Knowledge?
. Even if you attach a belt, it is located at the navel.
Even when you attach it, it puts strain on your shoulder.
For this reason, we decided to allow the third generation of Rocketpacks to attach a belt to the hip bone to distribute the load.
I went to the stadium to investigate how the second generation backpack was used.
Some runners did not wear a hip belt.
The reason why they have frames is because of their high adhesion to the body.
Some beer runners are big and some are small.
You have to be able to adjust it.
So I put a spacer in the rocket packs.
When developing the 3rd generation Rocketpacks I concentrated on the centre of gravity so that it feels lighter.
Put something like this under the backpack, lift the strap position, put a frame on the back and put something like this under it.
It is better when the body and the rocket pack are in close contact.
When walking I feel heavy when my backpack is shaking. During the inspection in the stadium, the beer runners climb up and down stairs.
When I looked at it, I noticed that the rocket packs were wobbling quite a bit.
What have you done to improve the degree of adhesion between the body and the beer backpack?
Using a technology called "motion detection", which records the movements of people and objects, we analyzed how much the Rocketpacks moves when selling beer.
When walking, climbing stairs, getting off, pouring beer, etc.
How often did the backpack move when the beer runner went up the stairs?
We investigated how close the backpack was to each other.
In the 2nd generation the weight on the shoulder was almost 99%, in the 3rd generation the weight on the waist was about 70%.
It seems that it has been improved, but how much is it overall?
Two years ago, I walked into a stadium To say, "Is there anything that can be the source of development in the stadium?"
The place is Dortmund, the time is April.
Although it was still cold, the cast that sold draft beer sweated a lot. If you look closely, you can see that there was a sweat ball on my nose.
When we investigated what kind of work the beer runners did, we also found out that it was more hard work than we had imagined.
I had the feeling that I had done something good.
But I have a question here!
Why haven't they been improved for about 15 years, while understanding the problems of the second generation?
So there may be circumstances where it can't be improved immediately, but they have embarrassed themselves.
I think that makes a lot of sense.
What inspired them to improve your server in the first place?

The improvement of the backpack that beer runner carries on his back does not bring much profit.

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