Introducing: The Motion Pack

Multifunctionality Reimagined

Modular. Repairable. Designed for flow.

  • What started as a daily commuter bag for university life became an international travel companion.

    The design has been continuously iterated upon, and now is in the final stages of development.

    It's a bag that works as hard as you do—without looking like it's trying.

  • The Motion Pack doesn't force you into one use case.

    Three carry modes:

    1. Backpack (hands-free, balanced load)

    2. Messenger (crossbody, quick access)

    3. Briefcase (professional, structured)

  • Gate 47, Boarding Group 3:

    You board the plane, and feel the usual chaos: overhead bins slamming shut, backpacks wedged under seats and slouching into aisles. This needs to change.

    We started solving for under-seat storage. Orienting the bag to access from the side rather than the top changed everything.

    Suddenly you're not excavating from above, fighting gravity and chaos. You're opening a panel with full visibility and access to your organized contents. The bag stays upright, stable, integrated with its surroundings.

    Once you notice how every other bag fights against the spaces they occupy, you'll see it everywhere.

  • We're tired of gear designed to fail.

    The Catalyst uses accessible hardware—no welded seams, no hidden rivets. Every zipper, buckle, and strap can be replaced with basic tools.

    Materials:

    • Ecopak outer shell (ECOPAK is the world's only durable and waterproof fabric made from 100% recycled polyester fiber)

    • YKK #10 Natulon zippers (made from recycled materials such as PET bottles using materials recycling technologies)

  • From Home

  • To Far Away Places

  • Always Ready,

  • Adventure Driven.

A Letter from Paul

“ So there I was standing in a crowded immigration line listening to an audio book by Yvon Chouinard, describing how he built Patagonia.

I'm in this unfamiliar place feeling, honestly, pretty overwhelmed.

As I was hearing about waste and consumption in this book, this felt like my ultimate call to action, to stand behind the things that I care about most.

And the catalyst, well, it's the first realization of that idea.

It's modular, repairable, designed to fit into your daily rhythm. Not complicate it. So I'm here to build gear that promotes ownership over consumption, if that resonates.

I'd love to have you along for this.

I'm Paul, and this is Borash Design Co.”