Definitions
- Referring to a backpack used for hiking or camping. - Describing a small bag carried on the back with two straps. - Talking about a bag with a drawstring closure and a flap that covers the opening.
- Referring to a large bag used for carrying sports equipment or military gear. - Describing a bag with a single strap that can be worn over the shoulder or across the body. - Talking about a bag with a zippered closure and multiple compartments for organization.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are bags used for carrying personal belongings.
- 2Both can be worn on the back or shoulder.
- 3Both have a capacity to hold various items.
- 4Both can be used for travel or sports activities.
- 5Both have a means of closure to secure the contents inside.
What is the difference?
- 1Size: Knapsacks are typically smaller than kitbags.
- 2Purpose: Knapsacks are often used for hiking or camping, while kitbags are commonly used for sports or military purposes.
- 3Design: Knapsacks have two straps that go over the shoulders, while kitbags have a single strap that can be worn over the shoulder or across the body.
- 4Closure: Knapsacks have a drawstring closure and a flap that covers the opening, while kitbags have a zippered closure.
- 5Compartments: Kitbags often have multiple compartments for organization, while knapsacks usually have one main compartment.
Remember this!
Knapsack and kitbag are both bags used for carrying personal belongings, but they differ in size, purpose, design, closure, and compartments. Knapsacks are smaller and often used for hiking or camping, while kitbags are larger and commonly used for sports or military purposes. Knapsacks have two straps that go over the shoulders, a drawstring closure, and a flap that covers the opening, while kitbags have a single strap that can be worn over the shoulder or across the body, a zippered closure, and multiple compartments for organization.
