Lancer has launched Lancer 300, a modular backpack project on Kickstarter that combines storage, power supply, and hands-free capture tools into a single travel-focused system. The project is aimed at users who spend extended time outdoors or on the move and need both carrying capacity and integrated functionality.
The backpack incorporates a built-in 336Wh power station, allowing users to charge devices while traveling or riding. Its modular structure is designed with detachable components, enabling the setup to be adjusted based on different activities and load requirements. An exoskeleton-style frame forms the structural backbone of the pack, providing support while maintaining a distinctive mechanical profile.
In addition to storage and power, Lancer 300 integrates a riding selfie system, with support for elevated and drone-style selfie perspectives. This feature set positions the backpack toward creators, cyclists, and travelers who want to capture footage without relying on separate mounts or handheld equipment.
The Lancer 300 project is currently live on Kickstarter, where it is being presented as a multifunctional backpack concept that blends mobility, modular design, and on-the-go power into a single platform.
