In off-season, could you use this pack to strap on a snowboard/snowshoes for backcountry use?
160448
The bottom part of the gun/bow sling doesn't seem big enough to hold a snowboard.
160449
Most definetly the extra weight might put a bit of strain on your back but other than that I think it would work fine for that
160450
Yes it has the 2 shoulder straps with a chest security strap with a clip as well had a waist strap with clips to make sure its securely strapped to you so it will not fall off of you.
160451
i've seen this pack before, haven't purchased yet (will soon) and the short answer is yes. it might put some strain on you, but i think you could work it out. the only problem i would see is the boots, but you could fix that probably. so, yes, if your willing to carry it.
160452
It doesn't come with snowboard or snowshoe straps, but if you were desperate and had some line I'm sure you could rig it up
2165432
Yes. This should work well for you. Just keep in mind if you have a fore grip or bipod on the weapon you may have to remove it before using this sled.
1818907
I use mine as the straps that i attach my hammock to around a tree so i do t see why not.
800412
It's set up pretty well to hold a lot of gear, it has a lot of straps on the back and the side of the pack. I think you will be able to secure your long bow to it
308566
Yes, you could do that but it will take up a LOT of space. If you have a large pack and a short pad it may work somewhat but you will have to repack every time you use it. I tries it with my long pad and it took up too much space.
210154
The sall Back/front pack would proably work. The quality of the product is great.
921440
Probably. It is very adjustable. But, the materials of the pack are not as tough as some other packs (honestly)
352844
Yes, that would be no problem. The straps will extend quite long amd can be tightened or loosened as needed.
2200635
You probably can .... but I wouldn't recommend it. The manufacturer does not mention that a strap can be used, so to be on the safe side you probably should not. Hope this was helpful.
45002
The back pack has a separate compartment for the sleeping bag and I believe a small tent as you described would fit. As the pack is an internal frame, there isn't any obvious places to tie your sleep mat or anything else. There is some webbing on the top that can be adjusted that may do the trick. I used this to strap my jacket when I wasn't wearing it.
980243
It is possible to run a belt or something through the loop on the back. It wasn't that comfortable for me when I tried it for hiking though.
256163
Not readily no, but it is possible. It is however made to attach to the outside of full sized Osprey packs, so perhaps your pack will work as well.
1847434
As I see this frame, it's useful only for mounting into a tripod both horizontal or vertical, I do not think you can use it for snowboarding, you better look for "Sony VCTGM1 Headband and Clip-on Kit for Waterproof Housing" or "Sony BLTUHM1 Universal Head Mount for Action Cam (Black)", regards
2170301
Yes, I transport my skis and snowboards on it, I do use bags for extra security when fastening them to the rack.
281338
Yes, you could strap something to the exterior of this pack if needed, but it has so much room inside that if you can't fit everything in it, you might want to rethink your equipment. I fit my bivy, sleeping bag, air mattress, pillow, and sitting pad all in the internal sleeping bag compartment with no problem at all.
2170302
Either way would work fine, as long as when you strap the board down, there is something the straps can securely hold onto during travel.
878070
Technically nothing as long as your back pack has sufficient attach points. I use it with a S.O.C military back pack and it works great. It comes with the straps and all the attaching points. Mine even came with a hand grip. If you are like me, sometimes you may not want your camera tied to your back pack. So I often use it in conjunction with the belt harness. I attach the security strap to my belt, allowing me to take my pack off and slip the camera on my belt, never loosing security of my camera.