The reasons for this problem can be further expanded, mainly as follows:
1. Location of the center of gravity: Large shells are usually wide up and down, and the center of gravity is often located above the package. This design makes the bag easily out of balance when placed, especially when there are few items in the bag.
2. Material and structure: Some big shell bags use soft materials, such as leather or canvas, which makes the bags more easily deformed and unstable. In addition, the opening part of the bag may be loose, which makes the contents easier to tilt or slide.
3. Use: The big shell bag is often a handbag, which limits the stability control of the bag. When the handbag is placed on a desktop or a flat surface, it is easy to tilt or tip over due to the position of the center of gravity and the shape of the bag.
In order to avoid the problem of overturning the big shell bag, the following measures can be taken:
1. Place a stable surface: Try to place a large shell bag on a stable surface to reduce the possibility of the bag tilting or overturning.
2. Adding internal support: adding appropriate support, such as partition or filler, in the bag can improve the stability of the bag and prevent the internal items from sliding.
3. Adjust the distribution of the items in the bag: reasonably distribute the items in the bag to make the weight distribution as uniform as possible, so as to reduce the risk of the bag tilting.
4. Consider other styles: If you are troubled by the problem of rummaging, you can consider other styles of handbags, such as classic handbags or bags with more stable structural design.
To sum up, the reasons for the turnover of large shell bags are mainly related to their design structure and center of gravity position. Understanding these reasons can help us to choose and use bags better and take appropriate measures to avoid the problem of bag turnover.