Our Coyote Junior Ranger Backpack Was Blatantly Copied

» For a Few Dollars More $$$: Western National Parks Association Sells an Inferior 'Junior Ranger' Backpack    2010-Mar-30
For a few dollars more in profit the Western National Parks Association (WNPA) has chosen to feature an inferior Junior Ranger backpack in its 2010-2011 catalog on page 1 and 24. This backpack does not support public expectations for products that are well-made, durable and safe. This inferior copy harms the good reputation and name of our small business. [Read the full article.]

» Product Testing of Junior Ranger Backpacks   2010-Mar-23
GlyphGuy’s 2010 backpack fabrics ARE IN COMPLIANCE with the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act. The Knock-off is NOT. [See the forensic testing results for yourself.]

» A Visual Side-By-Side Comparison Between GlyphGuy’s Junior Ranger Backpack and the Knock-off   2010-Mar-14
We at GlyphGuy believe the knock-off backpack is so close in appearance to our 'Coyote' model backpack that it is confusing to children, parents and the parks who expect a durable, high-quality GlyphGuy backpack. See for yourself. [Here is a side-by-side comparison.]

» Knock-off Junior Ranger Backpack vs. an Eight-Year Old   2010-Mar-11
How is the workmanship of the Knock-off? We went to an energetic eight-year old Junior Ranger to find out. We replaced the GlyphGuy ‘Coyote’ model backpack that she has used for three continuous years (for school and for camping) with a brand new knock-off backpack for a weekend camping trip. [See what happened to the knock-off backpack after two days of wear and tear.]

» Seven Reasons You Should Not Buy the Knock-Off   2010-Feb-21
Our first test begins with a test anybody can give a backpack - the visual test. Within minutes of our own visual test we discovered seven reasons you should not own or buy this backpack. [Read About the Seven Reasons]