How do you carry this thing around? I don't see any mention of a strap, a hook for a caribiner, or a holster of any kind. Other than that..
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Hi Scott-You're right - you don't have many options other than just hold with your hand. I actually got this for my dad, and while a super-bright light, I would recommend the model I got for myself:FOURSEVENS Quark Pro "X" 123²/ QP2L-X Black Finish / Cool White LED; 2XCR123A; 360 LumensIt's cheaper, much smaller, and comes with several accessories to carry it around (including my favorite a nice belt strap). And most importantly, it's essentially as bright (while the Fenix has a bit more concentrated throw, the Foursevens has a broader beam, which is more preferable in my opinion). Hope that helps... Hi Scott-You're right - you don't have many options other than just hold with your hand. I actually got this for my dad, and while a super-bright light, I would recommend the model I got for myself:FOURSEVENS Quark Pro "X" 123²/ QP2L-X Black Finish / Cool White LED; 2XCR123A; 360 LumensIt's cheaper, much smaller, and comes with several accessories to carry it around (including my favorite a nice belt strap). And most importantly, it's essentially as bright (while the Fenix has a bit more... » Read More Hi Scott-You're right - you don't have many options other than just hold with your hand. I actually got this for my dad, and while a super-bright light, I would recommend the model I got for myself:FOURSEVENS Quark Pro "X" 123²/ QP2L-X Black Finish / Cool White LED; 2XCR123A; 360 LumensIt's cheaper, much smaller, and comes with several accessories to carry it around (including my favorite a nice belt strap). And most importantly, it's essentially as bright (while the Fenix has a bit more concentrated throw, the Foursevens has a broader beam, which is more preferable in my opinion). Hope that helps... « Show Less
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It has a strap that is attached to the cap on top, quite strong ....looks like a 3" lanyard then a 6 or 7" strap. We bought two of them and a third for our son. Never seen such a beautiful and powerful flashlight. If you were going hiking, I think you would put it in a backpack.
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It comes with a strap. I personally carry it in my cargo pant pockets when I use it eventhough I always have the strap on.
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As previously stated above. But, I think you could search online and find a holder or carrying case that would strap to your belt if you wanted to carry it on your person. Or have a leather smith, which is what I was contemplating, and have a custom carrier made for it. I have carried a lot of different flashlights over the years that come with a light canvas/web type holder and have had each one wear through eventually from everyday use.
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I don't carry my flashlight it's in a tool box, but i have had one made for another light, years ago, by a friend of mine. You might have to do the same.
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It comes with a strap/lanyard which would work for a carabiner but a bit long maybe. It is packaged in a hard plastic carry case with handles. I personally, due to it's size, leave it on the passenger seat or drivers side door bin until needed.
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i agree that you could possibly rig it with a carabiner. i have used this bag for the past 10 months while shooting overseas. note that it's small. my rebel t2i fills almost the whole main compartment. the one pocket in front holds extra battery and such. not much room for anything else. good bag if you don't need extra space.
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a strap but i rarely use the strap; i just don't need it. i carry it like a book. However, the strap is sturdy; I dont think it will stretch out of shape/elasticity over time.
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I Believe TheY ALL Have A Waist Strap. I've Ordered All There Versions But Have Removed Them All Myself As They Are More OfA Bother Than Anything. The Black Mongo Versipack I Mentioned In My Review And Am Trying To Sell,I Used The Waist Strap To Make A Carry Handle. Let Me KNow If Interested As The Jumbo Really Is Disappointingly Small. JamieLeann@AOL.com
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It is not a slip in and out holster like you might have with a strap. Mike has a protective coverof hard rubber material that fits it like a glove on the back and sides
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It has a paddle with two barbs that goes inside your pants. This holster does not attach to your belt. A belt should be worn to add stability to the holster.
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My wife and Me agree this is a quality purse but does not lend itself to easy access to your firearm. Also it will only comfortably accomodate fairly small pistols. The main thing we discovered is this: If you want a purse for conceal carry, get one that has a cross body strap. You don't have to struggle trying to hold your purse and retrieve your weapon at the same time. Also they are harder for a thief to grab your purse since it is around your neck. Hope this info. helps as it just our opinion. HAGD
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I don't have a holster for this, only use it at home for emergency, I know my husband in the past used a military belt to hold everything from water canister to knife. You can find it at the army supply, check your area for one.
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It doesn't come with a strap and there is no place to clip something. It just is for sloping into a bag to protect the device.
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There is a nylon strap on the back but you would have to feed something through it as it doesn't come off. Kind of hard to mount it, I would go for the hard sheath they sell here only about $25
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There are two plastic holders on the back that you could attach hooks to which would allow you to carry on your belt or attach should straps to it.
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You can strap it like a backpack. There is an adjustable strap with pad. I keep it even with the other strap as that one is not adjustable. Hangs about waist level if you like carrying it on one shoulder.
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I am using the strap that came with the camera itself. Its attached to the camera body instead of the carry case, feels much safer this way. The carry case does not seem to be designed for a strap and I am pretty content removing the case and leaving the camera hanging by the strap when taking pictures. This is a general problem with all compact cases. I tried the one canon provides but that too doesnt have a strap.
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While I usually carry at the 4:00 position, I did try appendix carry to see what people were talking about. The Versacarry works quite well in this position. Depending what other equipment I carry, I often alternate between right and left side carry as my 380 is usally used as a "back-up" unless I'm dressing down. Then it becomes primary carry.
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There is a small handle on the back side that you can carry, at least with mine. You can always sew a handle or strap on. I've sewn patches and a few straps on my bags but my bags don't leave the bike.
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I think the Rifle is strapped on the back in the bottom not an easy access while it's on your back. There is a place to put a pistol on your side with it that has very easy access, for your safety like a bear. I will ask my boyfriend and respond again with a better answer if I'm wrong.
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So, I have the GArmin Oregon, but looking at the back of the G3, it seems the caribiner will likely attach. I used it extensively last summer hiking thru colorado and really liked it. The one little quirky thing is that the way it attaches, the GPS hangs right side up. Which means if you just grab it and flip it up to view it will be upside down. But you get used to just twisting it around the belt loop it's attached to. No big deal, just a weird design flaw. I use it and like it. ALB