Zero-Gravity Backpack Uses Suspension System to Reduce Perceived Weight

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Aoyama Shoji launched the Zero-Gravity Backpack that applies an automotive suspension principle to reduce perceived weight.
The backpack uses a back-mounted AGS (ANTI GRAVITY SYSTEM) that moves with walking to distribute load.
The company says the system can reduce perceived weight by about 40% and the bag has a water-repellent finish.
The pack measures 43×30×14 cm, holds 19 L, weighs 1,000 g, and is priced at ¥18,590.



