a backpack assembly modified and constructed with a canopy type apparatus having upper and lower frame members . the canopy portion constructed and functioning primarily as canopies commonly used on baby strollers . the canopy consisting of a flange member and a tubular shaped canopy frame member , adjoined to the lower frame which is u - shaped in nature by a connection device that superimposes both frames and secured within by rivets . the flange member having apertures that allow pivotal movement between desired positions . the lower frame being telescopic in nature has notches allowing the canopy to be adjusted upward and downward . adjustable shoulder and waist straps secure the assembly on the users body . a second set of straps attached to the shoulder straps are pulled forward in a downward motion to quickly and easily raising the canopy to its deployed position . a poncho being connected integrated within a designated storage compartment also quickly releases by using the same release method with another set of straps to provide maximum protection during inclement weather conditions . a detachable pillow being structurally positioned for lumbar support if needed . the final portion consists of a carrying case fabricated to provide preservation , safe transporting and / or storage of the assembly when not in use .