Back pack

[brandon2005_2005]

Ok I saw your new bag but can you make 1 for a wheelchair?

[LogicalDrm]

What's different with backbag for wheelchair vs normal? If it's really different, then logical answer is no, unlikely or "made to order and will be expensive".

[brandon2005_2005]

Well the shoulder strap is not there the 3 loops 1 go on headrest and other 2 hand rods. There clips on the bottom to hook on back of the chair. Normally it a bit wider. If u need point of  reference for the  size try kijiji.ca there free or cheap wheelchairs there

[Poinkachu]

Eh who knows, maybe they can make sort of adapter for use with wheelchair.

Though idk strength wise

[LogicalDrm]

1 hour ago, Poinkachu said:

Eh who knows, maybe they can make sort of adapter for use with wheelchair.

Though idk strength wise

I would agree on adapting straps of they are only actual issue. The ones I've seen on wheelchairs are jus normal backbags.

[Poinkachu]

2 hours ago, LogicalDrm said:

I would agree on adapting straps of they are only actual issue. The ones I've seen on wheelchairs are jus normal backbags.

They probably meant one with somekinda loop on each side at least so it can easily be hanged onto the wheelchair.

Maybe something like this, idk

 

[brandon2005_2005]

12 hours ago, Poinkachu said:

They probably meant one with somekinda loop on each side at least so it can easily be hanged onto the wheelchair.

Maybe something like this, idk

 

 Ya these bags are so cheaply made it's not funny I go through them in 3-6 months at average 50 per bag it's not cheap plus I prefer to supposed canadian business over China 1s

[Poinkachu]

6 minutes ago, brandon2005_2005 said:

 Ya these bags are so cheaply made it's not funny I go through them in 3-6 months at average 50 per bag it's not cheap plus I prefer to supposed canadian business or China 1s

Eh well, pretty sure you end up supporting China's business either way.

 

But yea, not like I've tried but I surmise a few velcros will solve the side loop problem in a way.

If you are expecting LMG to make a specially made backpack for wheelchair, they probably won't.

An adapter, maybe, but the overall strength of the bag and all will most likely be compromised, or at the very least "Not as originally advertised".

[brandon2005_2005]

Well it's just suggestion. I know  LTt make quality idoms. So i would be thrilled if they did. Cause there are more and more people becoming not able body.

[helgehelge123]

I'm very sorry but from a business perspective this would make little to no sense.
They're well known in the tech space, which is way smaller, than we techies think. None of my not-nerd friends knows LTT. Even in the tech/software company I work for, few collegues know them (in Germany).
They're trying to grow outside the tech space, but that will take a lot of time. If they did a wheelchair bag, They'd market it to a small subset (wheelchair gang) of a small subset (tech gang) of people.