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The Lost Art of Carrying Loads

Six carry systems that solved it before Cordura existed

The Lost Art of Carrying Loads

A furoshiki is one square of cloth that knots into a grocery bag, a bottle carrier or a shoulder sling depending on the knot. A kont is a rigid birch-bark rucksack that stays waterproof and breathable in deep cold. The namlo and doko put a Himalayan load through a forehead strap instead of shoulders. The argument underneath: the best systems shape movement and disappear, rather than storing things well.

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