8. The Backpack Bicycle: Everglide
Ever
wish you had a backpack that can become a cycle and alsostore your
valuables? Well, it is possible. Everglide designed by Frag Woodall of
the University of Technology, Sydney is ‘an integrated solution for
short distance travel and personal effects management.'
Everglide has an active based device with three key functional
attributes: it has the ability to be wheeled, backpacked or cycled. The
design houses a shaft drive mechanism which is light weight, clean and
compact. Hand held devices such as phones and ipod's are able to be
plugged in and regeneratively charged via frictionless magnetic dynamo
technology.
More details on it are here .

7. The Itsy Bitsy Super Compact Backpack
The
Go Anywhere Bags fold into a convenient self-contained pouch. Really
tiny, it fits into the smallest of places (like your hands) and stores
easily for instant use! One can conveniently put it in your pocket and
and carry it around until you need to instantly have a full size,
feather-light backpack, bag or duffel bag with ample room. Source here .
6. The Hooded Backpack
Eleonore
de Ruuk is known for her hoods. In fact her motto is ‘Never without a
hood.' The Dutch designer makes it the centerpiece for her fashion line
and integrates hoods in every thinkable item...even a backpack. The
special item that is blends both function and fashion is unique,
stylish and even comfortable. Just try the hooded backpack and maybe
you'll discover how much you needed a hooded backpack. Her varied
collection of hoods is here .

5. The Wear Your Seat Backpack
Ever
gone to a party where there was no place to sit except the floor? Next
time, why don't you bring your own chair or maybe even plan on wearing
your own chair. You read that right, wearing your chair is possible
with this backpack.
It's called Wear Your Seat and is
molded to fit your back. So now, wherever you go, you can carry your
chair with you on your back. The idea is great, but the bulkiness of
the contraption scares me. I think it will make my butt look bigger,
don't you? More here.

by Toby
These are all cool!
Who would have thought there were so many things that could work in a backpack environment! Super finds!
by Anonymous
yeah
strange and some good. There might be out there also a thing like a backpack but just the "floor" and for the arms and another for to hold the handles of plasticbags across the back with two straps down from the one across the back to hold the handles of the plasticbags. Trying to find such but probably uber expensive. Already asked a backpack maker to see if there is such a thing but haven't had any response. Probably also only good sometimes for those who have to push a wheelchair and cant hold the bags at the same time and cant have the wheelchairbags for one reason or another. So probably very small market for those.