Line drawing illustration of a minimalist backpack shown in front, side, and back views.

X-Pac Minimalist urban/ Hiker backpack Overall Shape: A clean, slightly rectangular silhouette when viewed from the front. The side profile will show a gentle curve to follow the back. Roll-Top: The top extends upwards, indicating the roll-top closure. Imagine dashed lines showing how it can be rolled down and secured with a central metal G-hook that catches onto a webbing loop lower down on the front panel. Front Panel: Clean and relatively featureless, emphasizing the X-Pac material. Subtle vertical seams might suggest internal structure or pocket divisions. The webbing loop for the G-hook closure is visible near the top-center. Side Panels: Slightly recessed to accommodate the stretch-woven water bottle pockets. These pockets will appear as simple, elasticated openings. Low-profile horizontal compression straps are shown as thin lines, potentially with small buckles or ladder locks. A dashed line indicates the location of the hidden zippered side pocket, integrated into a seam. Back Panel: Clearly shows the suspended mesh area, creating a gap between the pack body and the wearer's back. This is represented by a slightly raised section with a mesh-like texture (even if I can't draw actual mesh). The heavily padded shoulder straps are depicted as wide, contoured shapes extending from the top and attaching securely to the lower part of the back panel. Load lifter straps are shown originating from the top of the shoulder straps and attaching to the upper part of the pack See more