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?
195110
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
182313
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.
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.
1664410
Yes something is missing. Straps should be included and attached to the backpack. Ask for a replacement.
1696413
My daughter own it and she use to bring it on her backpack so I don´t have any other reference. I´m sorry
16650
There is a hood/pouch that sits on top of the main opening. It stays locked down over the main opening via the two vertical silver straps with buckles that go almost the entire height of the bag. Look closely for the vertical seam looking thing between the silver straps at the top of the bag- thats where the flap/pouch thing lifts up.
1441888
There is a u-shaped tube that goes between the mount and a tour pack-without it the tour pack is too low and you can not open your saddlebags
44188
A little pouch seem into the base of the strap. Nothing to lose, and it's fun scooting the bag into the pouch. I LOVE these bags. I carry three with me all the time and have NO plastic bags in the house. Much easier to tote than a zillion spilling / thumping over WalMart bags
861651
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
2236706
Really well, I would just throw the pack under the water coming out of the spout before I loaded the clothes, usually, but I probably put a pack or two in at the last - I never found any of the pack undissolved. Hope this helps.
22258
The strap that is shown is the one that I remember. It was a gift so I can't check on it. You can use the handle or the strap to carry it. It can be very heavy depending on what you put in it. My friend can often use it to travel. He likes the separate compartment for wet clothes so that it doesn't get everything in the bag damp. Just remember to take it out :).
1544942
Yes, it has a trolley handle pass through strap that is large enough to hold the pack securely even when fully loaded.
1688878
You can see "Map" peeking out of the pocket. "Map" is a rolled up stuffed toy. It does not roll out like a map. But yes. We did get map as part of "backpack".
484196
On mine there are not any rows of molle on any part. Just the 2 straps that you see and a few pieces of canvas as "guides" for those straps. I think this could lashed to molle pretty easily but beware this thing bounces around when full so the tighter you can strap it to your pack the better. Mine is strapped to the bottom of an ALICE frame and it seems to be riding pretty well.
1532340
It was the first time I used it (new) so not sure but it was not on my bag when I got to my destination
961733
Yep. I just removed the backpack straps and MOLLE'd the whole thing to my plate carrier bro. It is an advantage to have a backpack in the field. Not to mention water..... Lol Good luck bro
484195
It is part of the MOLLE II pack system, it fits on the frame for that. What you are thinking of, and is mistaken a lot for, is PALS webbing