RucPac Strap Hard Case Backpack Conversion System

Inspired and designed by UK commercial photographer 'Laurens Parsons'
What makes RucPac unique is the fact that, whilst attached, it allows the opening of the hard case, which is a factor that proves essential for most professionals.
Designed to fit wheeled  Cases .
Easy to carry a large weight with one hand or where its too rough for the wheels or whenever you have the need to carry your hardcase on your back
also comes with various attachments for accessories to clip onto.
Strap system is designed to be attachable/removable in less than a minute for ease of use as a flight case.
RucPac features a larger padded area below the shoulders and thicker shoulder straps which makes it even more comfortable and durable.
The colour is a dark grey/ black 
If not in use, the strap system folds up very small and can be stored inside the  case, ready for attachment.
The beauty of the design is its simplicity.
After experimented with many different prototype designs, it was decided that no padding was needed on the back of the case as the natural design is ergonomically sound and very comfortable indeed.
 RucPac attaches to the case at five specific key points that allows opening of the case whilst the straps are attached. This is a unique feature of the RucPac
Designed for photographers and professionals who need to carry it over rough ground or over an extended distance. 

Converts a wheeled hard case into a backpack
Peli ™ / Pelican ™ case compatible
Generously sized padded shoulder area and straps for comfort and durability
Allows immediate access into the case whilst still attached
Quickly attachable/removable and can be stored inside the case
"After years in development, the RucPac is now here offering you the security of a hard case with the convenience of a backpack..."

On a personal note...

'Doesn’t it look awesome! I personally think Peli cases are the best in the industry as iv used them for years for transporting expensive kit but the only drawback to them was that there not backpacks - well not anymore! Best of both worlds now! Enjoy! yours faithfully Laurens Parsons'