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Abstract

A backpack has at least one main internal storage compartment which extends over at least a major portion of the internal volume of the backpack and which is accessible only via an opening on the rear face of the enclosure which rests against the user's back when the backpack is carried. The opening is closed by a releasable fastener such as a zipper, and may be further covered by a flap. A set of primary carrying straps extend from the enclosure for securing the backpack about a wearer's body for carrying purposes. The front face and sides of the backpack may have flaps, zippers and the like for simulating the front of a conventional backpack, and these may be fake or may provide access to smaller compartments or pockets for carrying non-valuable items.

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