The SHEEN BACKPACK has an asymmetric silhouette tilted to one side; do you load and unload items from the top or from the side?
This question is asked out of curiosity about whether it opens only from the top like a regular backpack given its unique asymmetric silhouette, or what kind of opening structure is used when putting items in and taking them out.
The main compartment opens wide via a top waterproof zipper, and frequently used belongings or a laptop can be pulled out directly through a side zipper while wearing the backpack.
SAN SAN GEAR's SHEEN BACKPACK stands out from its appearance. It features a unique asymmetric silhouette that tilts diagonally to one side[1]. The exterior appearance, with lines that seem to lean to one side, naturally blends with the movements of the body wearing the backpack.
The passages for loading and unloading items are divided into two. The main opening on the top of the backpack is equipped with a two-way (2WAY) YKK waterproof zipper that opens in both directions, making it easy to open the entrance wide and pack bulky items[2]. Because it is a waterproof zipper, rainwater does not easily seep through the zipper gaps even in inclement weather. Another YKK side zipper is located on the side of the backpack[3]. It is positioned so that your hand can reach it immediately when you swing the backpack to the front of your body while slung over one shoulder, without putting it down on the floor.
Inside the bag, there is a laptop compartment that can safely hold electronic devices[4]. Even without fully opening the main zipper, pulling down the side zipper allows you to immediately take out your laptop or frequently used items. hmmm, the asymmetry of the silhouette does not stop at a unique sculptural exterior; it connects to a useful solution that separates the directions for loading and unloading items in line with your range of motion.
The specific dimensions or allowable size of devices that can be stored in the laptop compartment have not yet been confirmed.