How does it attach to pack? There is no image of that side nor a clear description.
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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.
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It has a draw band with some elasticity as well so it fits right over the pack and then you just snug it up. Great for when you need orange as a safety mechanism when hiking or hunting
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There are elastic cords sewn in along the perimeter and across the back that have cinch tabs to tighten. There is also an elastic strap with velcro near the top. These are more than enough to secure the cover to the pack for hiking/hunting in the rain. There are also a couple of tie points near the top that I use if riding my dirt bike, just to be sure because of the wind. I just cut a couple of lengths of paracord and tie them to the tie points and the pack.
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There are two Velcro tabs that pass through loops around the shoulder harness at the top and an elastic drawstring at the bottom. Very secure an well made rain cover.
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There is two pieces of like white sticky paper that you receive in the box so you can get grip and attach the final piece. Hope that helps!
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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.
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It is tucked under the mesh piece located on the bottom rear of the backpack. The mesh piece is secured at the bottom with Velcro.
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It attaches via pressure applied between the top and bottom of the truck bed. There is bolt in the center of the rack that turns to apply the pressure to the opposing sides. Works well, especially for the price.
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dont know where it was assembled. I got one and the materials seemed very nice but it came apart the 3rd time I used it on my dog. the buckles that hook under the belly were attached with a very weak grommet that pulled out. I had to return it and got my money back. If they fix this design issue it will be a very nice pack as in all other ways it seemed very nicely made.
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It has a pocket at the base of the pack that the flap rolls up into, then you velcro it down. It's not really ideal for any storage other than this, but it works pretty well to store the flap. You just need to roll it pretty tightly so it's easier to velcro shut. It works pretty well, though. We didn't really have any problems with it coming loose so that the flap sticks out.
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should be on a piece of paper included in the box. you may have to look through the bags with the screws...
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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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There are three velcro straps that attach the bag to the rack. Two go under the rack and through a flat loop on the other side. They then loop back and attach to themselves with velcro. The third is the same setup, but attaches to the front of the rack. Honestly, I haven't quite figured out the best way to attach the front strap, but I think I've got a slightly nonstandard rack.
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It took me awhile to figure it out --- you actually need to fold the sides in the opposite direction that they sit in their flat stored position. If you look at the emblem on the bag butler, and read the directions (look at the emblem's location in the pictures) -- then it's easy to figure out.
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The pack is really narrow. The two packs are separated by around 2 inches of fabric. The attachment system is three velcro straps
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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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Mines came attached, not sure how to attach it. It should have come already attached, you may need to return it.
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There is a clip I used to attach it to my baseball cap. The strap that is in the pack will not go around your head. If you have a better igagination than me you could probably make an adapter.
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The one that clips on his back would probably be covered by the pack, but the one in the front would work (that's the kind that I/we use!)
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If you look at the uploaded customer photos it looks like 2 people were actually successful in getting it attached to a playard. So I am going to attempt to attach it securely to my graco pack n play and will let you know how it works.