Lightest Ergonomic Backpack for Kids Designed by a Father
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Dear Product Hunter, We sincerely thank you for your patience. For the past 3 months, Tinipak team tried to build a stronger community by introducing Tinipak to the parenting community and presented products closer to kids. We also try to gain support from backpacks experts to review and suggestions to perfect my product. My team and I have been working hard to improve the quality and design of Tinipak's products. As per previous comments and feedback from followers, I tried to improve TiniCard
Looking forward to the launch. Backpacks for small young children are woefully inadequate. We had to buy my daughter one that you can pull around on wheels (like luggage) because her previous backpack was so large and heavy for her small size that she fell over twice carrying it. There is certainly room in the market for purposefully built packs for school children. I joined your list and, if the price is right, will buy one for my son for the full semester. Stay inspired and good luck!
WE WILL COME BACK IN AUGUST As with any other startup, we‘ve just needed some more time to learn, experience, and grow. Thank you so much for waiting all this while for us to regroup our campaign. - We are figuring out ways to build a stronger community in the US, Singapore, Hong Kong, and others which may help us to relaunch better. - At the same time, my team continues to update the latest sewing pattern of Tinicard. - We’re also considering releasing a new color in the Tinipak collection in t
Cool design & UX! More suitable for younger kids not carrying tons of books, I guess. But definitely well designed product (from own experience I guess:))
Let me know when the real thing will be available
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