Would a bike or horseback riding helmet (sport type) fit in this backpack?
117922
its hard for me to imagine the size of the helmet, but if its less than 6' X 8' X 13'(inches) then it should fit fine. if the riding helmet is shallow from top to bottom (not exceeding 6-7 inches) i see no problem for it fitting in this back pack. the good thing about helmets is it comes with straps, so in the the worst case you can still strap it on the out side of the pack.
117923
It would, but you wouldn't be able to fit much else. A sleeker bike helmet definitely, but hunter/jumper riding helmet maybe not...
117924
I don't know the actual measurements but I just checked and YES I do believe it would. I was in the military for a number of years and have used several different kinds of helmets. Each of them would fit in this pack.
117925
I think so but it would be very tight. I returned this backpack immediately as it was very small.
117926
A regular bicycling helmet does. I don't horseback ride, but judging from how I've seen them, they might be too big to fit in this back
435905
Probably. It's a pretty small backpack. About 2ft tall by 1.5ft wide. Thickness depends on what you put in it but it's about 4" when empty.
1022925
Not likely, Zack. You might be able to squeeze it in terms of length, but tyne visor would probably be too high to zip up the bag. FYI, my name is Zac too... Just spelled a little differently.
1744635
Depends how your helmet is? If is a lit bit close, I think you can make it fit.
1894926
I am not sure but it is large en po ugh to carry all my tri gear need. It also has dangling carabiners in case you would need to have more stuff hanging outside. I have the option of having the helmet hang outside or packed nicely inside the bag.
2068923
Yes, a youth helmet with face guard fits. It's a tight squeeze but it will fit.
714043
Depending on size you may be able to fit both. I can usually pack a light jacket and pair of sweatpants/shorts in there. I haven't tried to add a notebook in but a small one would fit. And if you took out the water bladder for whatever reason--you could fit both in easily.No compartment for a helmet, but I'm sure you could find a way to strap/hook it on.
1345688
Yes it will fit a helmet. A gallon of milk and a six pack of beer will fit upright along with a bunch of bananas and some broccoli.
1328562
Whether or not an item fits most often depends on how much you pack into it. My best guess would be no. This is a quite roomy pack and one would probably tend to overfill.
1994005
not this particular model- it is VERY roomy and easily will fit a strat or tele and a TON of other gear like cables, strings, pedals, straps, etc.
379673
No. The harness for the head is adjustable but not to the degree that you can fit a helmet in it.
714042
This is a very nice back pack however, it is small. If your change of clothing were light it will work a helmet would not fit. I suggest you go up a size or maybe two as to fit your helmet. I am very happy with it but i do not think it will work for what you are looking for especially if the bladder is full of water. I hope this helps you. :)
986162
I don't see any reason why you couldn't. The helmet could easily fit into the bag. Failing that, there are plenty of places to strap the helmet onto the bag.
714045
Depending on size you may be able to fit both. I can usually pack a light jacket and pair of sweatpants/shorts in there. I haven't tried to add a notebook in but a small one would fit. And if you took out the water bladder for whatever reason--you could fit both in easily. No compartment for a helmet, but I'm sure you could find a way to strap/hook it on.
714044
A small notebook will fit, a little smaller than a standard size. A change of clothes will fit, but you will have to roll them up if you have the water bladder full. There are clips that you can hold your helmet to the outside of the pack by attaching your helmet straps to.
104158
Good Afternoon - yes, it would fit nicely - there are pull / hook straps on the front and rear (bottom) that would help secure them. For travel, I would add one or two long bungy cords to literally run around the bike at the seat to limit air filling that pocket at high speeds.
87987
Personally, I wouldn't recommend it. The Osprey has an airscape design for the back which gives the pack a kinda seemeless fit with the spine, bending, or folding it might damage it.