The brochure inside the backpack shows a "stow on the go" feature that I cannot find on my pack. is it supposed to be there?
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Yes. I seem to recall that the belt level loop was 'tucked' in when I first got the pack and it took me a few minutes to find it. There is a very short YouTube video that shows where the loops should be and how to utilize them. It is convenient for occasions on the trail when you need both hands and still want to keep your hiking poles close. YouTube link is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSX2iKZXw6U
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hi J F W, If you read Pamphlet thoroughly you will find that the stow on the go feature is NO. 8 on the Talon 33& No. 10 on the Talon 44 Talon 22 & Talon 11 don't have said feature. Happy hiking running whatever Bud
2014710
The pack has a strap with a buckle and it is adjustable. It secures the pack nicely under the seat. I ride pretty aggressive trails and have not had any issue with the pack coming loose. Simple and well designed product.
1432611
No that I can see, I usually interweave the two back pack strips opposite each other on works with my standard travel pro
1814597
No, it will move around a lot. the pack is designed for back carry, the extra strap is designed so the pack stays on your back and doesn't shift from side to side.
1087096
I have used this pack and nothing seems to move around. There is little room for phone, keys, money etc. It sticks out too far from your body for me. I'm not entirely happy with it, but I haven't been able to find one I like either. Good Luck.
1531796
Its actually quite well made and easy: At the back there are shock cords (elastic cords) with a lock that you can pull it close so it goes around the back of your pack. There are also loops of material that you can hook on to with a clip for extra retention.
2016039
With some work you can get it to clip on the bottom of the pack. It's not made that way, but when I first got it, I didn't see the clip at the top, so I clipped it on the bottom. lol
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When I used it, I packed it long ways down the middle of my pack on. My fiancé strapped his to the bottom of his pack.
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If he means the clips that are hooked onto the handle straps, down at the base, we have a shoulder strap attached to two of those. Is there a strap in your contents? If he means the slide-in buckles (like a baby car seat) that are at each end when its all rolled up, those go down to the matching buckles at the very bottom of pack...to hold the upper part down securely. We didn't see those right away, as they were under the base. Hope he's already figured it out, Christy From: Amazon Answers
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Hi Jose- That's great question. The dog that I bought this for loved to slid on his back onto the snow (he did it with and without the backpack). The velcro never let go. ALSO, you can't see it but there is a clip from the base of the pack that clips to the other part-so even if the velcro fails you won't lose your goods. My dogs are extremely active and crazy. It's been good so far. I hope this is helpful.
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We checked ours, but you could probably carry it on. It's half the length of your typical graco pack and play.
2039964
It works like a standard backpack. You will need to remove it off of your shoulders to access anything. It is too cumbersome to use it like a sling and open it on the go.
1915461
The picture shown on my computer is of a T3 Featherweight Journey. Perhaps you have a temporary "glitch?
1554371
I think it is too heavy to be mounted on the pack and play: I have a p&p;, but the engine of the mobile is heavy and the attachment does not adapt to the net-like wall of the p&p.; hope this helps
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I purchased a nonvtactical model. It has straps everywhere ! I can see two at the bottom also! But the point is its ridiculously small size!
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On the Front of the Pack, there is a Band that goes across the vented Zippered areas. On the Right Side of the Band there is a Velcro Tab, Under that is an Opening. Slide the Wire into that opening to Firm up the Pack to keep it from Collapsing in on the Sides. I Hope this Helps!Dexter
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With the backpack facing you, look at the black strip that runs across the middle on the mesh panel. You will see a Velcro tab on the right side. Pull the Velcro tab to open the wire slides in here. It is used to add extra support across the front. I use the backpack with and without the wire, just depends on what we are going to do and how long she will be in it.