Could this be fashioned into a backpack for playing it while riding a bike?
1713268
What? No. Get a little portable blue tooth speaker to put in the bottle cage. Check out the UE Boom of a JBL. Both are perfect sizes and light weight.
1713269
Definitely. It's only 20 pounds. I'm only 5'8" but I wear it like a back satchel and ride around town bumpin tunes. If it included a 2nd strap it could be made easily. Only thing is it would still have to hang horizontally, so it's tough getting through doorways with it on =)
991837
That's an excellent idea! It takes a fair amount of effort to push the button down to make the sound. I suppose if you had it in a backpack, something could push against the button, but I think that would be unlikely to happen.
2229136
In my opinion, the carrying sack is not sturdy enough for additional items beyond a music book. A Real Book (300+ pages) is too heavy to add. I wouldn't put a flute in it.
321925
As a user of this excellent bag and a cyclist, I think not. This is more of a sling briefcase than a backpack for biking
1520873
I don't carry it around because of its awkward shape. Its so light you certainly could, but awkward when I typically have my laptop, a gym bag, and a book bag. If your backpack is not stuffed you could probably do it!The back piece easily cones off which would make it less bulky for transport.
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.
1117777
The bag does not offer much in the way of protection, but it works as a backpack nicely. If you are wearing it on your back then it's safe from damage, but I would strap it on to anything.
1117778
It has straps so the guitar can be worn like a backpack, so I think it would be ok. But, I am afraid of it being awkward.
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.
114243
No, I believe it's too small for that and the top seam of the bag has a stiff wire frame in it to help hold it open while packing it, so folding it up isn't much of an option either. A small drawstring backpack would better suit your need. :)
605533
It can be carried on its own. It can be carried in a backpack. It is a great toy.
1482429
I'd say pretty unfeasible for that purpose. It's larger than a typical messenger bag, and its pockets aren't particularly well suited to hold papers, etc. I absolutely love it for my bike, but I think you'd be disappointed having to lug it around.
1099284
Yes, and you could also use it as a portable bike. Sometimes I put it on a pillow on my lap.
579609
I agree with Anne. We purchased ours hoping to use it on a pack and play and it doesn't work for that at all.
1654274
If the pet isn't too heavy and does not move around a lot in the carrier most likely you coulduse the backpack feature. Would depend on the bike also; if it has dropped handlebars there wouldbe stress on your back from the weight (again, depends on weight of your pet).
1266383
It can be. Although it's not really designed to be worn as a backpack. We just returned from a trip where we lugged the car seat around and the travel bag was invaluable as it made it so that we could throw other stuff inside the bag with the car seat and just put it on our backs and carry it around.
1420228
Likely, but consider that bag will be above the bike's center of gravity, so better secure contents against side to side motion and or put really light fluffy stuff in there. Ken