Occasionally I hear people say, don’t sit when you can lie down, and never stand when you can sit. However, you will inevitably encounter this situation several times in your life, that is, you know where you are going today, and you will definitely have to line up. The last two hours, when it is impossible to have a chair to serve you and you are too shy to sit down on the spot, are a difficult test of willpower and muscle endurance. But do you want to give up queuing because of this? over Of course my dead body is impossible! So a legendary queuing artifact appeared to save all the people who are obsessed with queuing---the Sitpack portable seat.
The size of a 500ML beer can, when stretched like a radio antenna, will transform from an ordinary cylinder into a T-shaped ride, becoming the savior of your legs like a Transformer. Even if you are afraid of the heat, don’t go into the kitchen. Don’t be afraid of sore legs when queuing, but our precious physical strength should be reserved to enjoy the fruits of queuing (afternoon tea, concerts, brand-new smartphones), so we can’t collapse at this time!
The Sitpack before unfolding is about the size of a 600ml iron and aluminum can. It is not difficult to stuff it into a bag, and the weight is roughly the same. It is to firmly support the weight and dreams of the human body. After all, it is specially designed for rest. tools for legs, it is understandable that the body is not solid. If you still have to worry about its loose structure and disintegration at any time and being bent over, it is better to rely on your own natural carrot legs from the beginning!
The key point in assembling the Sitpack is that each section must be "clamped". Each section must be rotated and the "click" vibration can be felt to be firmly fixed.
1. Hold the upper part with one hand and pull out the extended section with the other hand
2. Keep the top still and twist the extension section until the reference mold lines are aligned with each other
3. After you feel the vibration of the clamp in your hand (you must have this feeling to be considered correct in operation), and make sure it will not move, this section is considered to be fixed!
Lets ask a handsome Swedish guy to show you how to drive a Sitpack
The maximum load-bearing capacity is 100 kilograms. The main body is made of plastic plus glass fiber. The glass fiber-reinforced plastic material can provide a certain degree of strength support with a lighter weight.
In addition to the solid structure and strong materials, comfort when sitting is definitely also important. After all, no one wants to have a stick poked into their butt.
Taking human body comfort into consideration, the Sitpack has a solid body. The curvature of the tube body fits the buttocks, providing the basic seating area required by the butt, so that you will not be in a dilemma when your feet are sore when standing or stuck when sitting. situation.
Extending from the small tube, in addition to the antenna-like telescopic tube, there is also a key part, which is the fulcrum at the bottom.
In order to cope with the most possible use situations and with safety as the top priority, Sitpack uses a piece of flexible silicone as the chassis, which can provide cushioning and anti-slip effects when in contact with the ground.
Sitpack is designed from Denmark. Although its ergonomic model is based on tall Europeans, fortunately, its multi-section structure allows even editors who are only 16x cm to enjoy the rest it brings. Time, compared to Japan’s well-known patch rest time, Sitpack is more like a timely rain!
"Standing to work" is not just a fashion trend, but also an office exercise for physical health. After all, sitting for long periods of time has many negative effects on the body. If you can do it during eight hours of work (actually Often more than eight hours...), setting aside a few hours to occasionally stand at work is absolutely beneficial to the body without any harm!
