PACK SACK Meaning and
Definition
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A pack sack is a type of bag specifically designed for carrying personal belongings, gear, or supplies during outdoor activities or travel. Also known as a backpack or rucksack, it is typically made of durable materials such as nylon or canvas, ensuring longevity and withstanding harsh conditions.
This robust bag features adjustable padded shoulder straps and a sternum strap that distribute the weight evenly across the wearer’s back and make it comfortable to carry over long periods. It also usually includes a hip belt to provide additional support and stability. The main compartment of a pack sack is spacious and can be accessed through a top-loading zipper or a large opening, facilitating easy packing and unpacking.
In addition to the main compartment, a pack sack often has multiple external pockets and compartments to help organize and quickly access frequently used items, such as a water bottle, map, or snacks. These compartments can have additional zippers or buckles for added security.
Pack sacks come in various sizes, from small daypacks to large expedition packs, catering to different needs and purposes. They are popular among hikers, campers, and travelers who require a comfortable and convenient way to carry their belongings while keeping their hands free. The versatility, functionality, and durability of pack sacks make them an essential accessory for any outdoor enthusiast or adventurer.
Common Misspellings for PACK SACK
- oack sack
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- 0ack sack
- pzck sack
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Etymology of PACK SACK
The word "pack sack" is derived from the Middle English term "pakkesak", which is a combination of the words "pakke" (pack) and "sak" (sack or bag). The term has Germanic roots, with "pakke" being similar to the Old Norse "pakki" and the Middle Dutch "pac". Similarly, "sak" can be traced back to the Old Norse "sakki" and the Middle Dutch "sak". Over time, through variations and adaptations, the term "pack sack" emerged to refer to a bag used for carrying items on one's back for travel or transportation.
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