YELLOWSTONE ACTOR BRENT WALKER INTRODUCES GROUNDBREAKING WESTERN WEAR INVENTION HATPAC
First of its kind cowboy hat backpack and hat carrier available now
Sitting at the airport in 2014 on his way to the National Finals Rodeo, Walker watched cowboy after cowboy struggling while carrying cumbersome hat cans through the airport. He looked down at his backpack and a lightbulb went off. Walker would combine a backpack and a hat can to construct an effective, comfortable, and safe way to travel with cowboy hats. The idea for HATPAC was born.
HATPAC solves the age-old problem of traveling with a cowboy hat. HatPac is the only patented, custom-made backpack in the world that can safely and effectively stow away your cowboy hat while you travel.
Walker, an accomplished actor featured in the hit series Yellowstone (he knows a thing or two about western wear and cowboying) and The Mandalorian, invented HATPAC to provide western wear appreciators of all levels to be able to treat their hats with care and travel with style.
ABOUT HATPAC
HATPAC® backpack / hat carrier was designed to help protect your best hat, laptop, and other valuables. The patented construction is functional, practical and comfortable to carry. Built for the long haul, so pack your hat and we'll see you down the road.
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