A frame into which a knapsack or other pack is fitted to make it easier to carry.
背包架；驮架
Example sentencesExamples
For me, carrying the pistol in the field means a narrow strap, not a military type sling, the strap retaining the pistol on a hook integral to the strut of my modified Camp Trails Freighter packframe.
I'm also in the process of developing a ‘keeper’ attached to jacket or hunting shirt to hold the sling in place when I'm not toting a packframe.
If you're going to be carrying the load on your back for any distance, the weight distributing qualities of the packframe are much more important than the bag that's attached.
Definition of packframe in US English:
packframe
nounˈpakfrām
A frame to which a backpack is attached to make it easier to carry.
背包架；驮架
Example sentencesExamples
I'm also in the process of developing a ‘keeper’ attached to jacket or hunting shirt to hold the sling in place when I'm not toting a packframe.
If you're going to be carrying the load on your back for any distance, the weight distributing qualities of the packframe are much more important than the bag that's attached.
For me, carrying the pistol in the field means a narrow strap, not a military type sling, the strap retaining the pistol on a hook integral to the strut of my modified Camp Trails Freighter packframe.