can you carry this with a normal skating backpack or will it not stay in the straps?
2011660
Unfortunately, my son has never done that, though he has one! But it looks like you would be able to.
314298
Yes it should hold those items the only thing I found is that the strap slips off my shoulder constantly need some kind of a grip on there. Very annoying to the point that I'm going to buy A different one. Hope this answer helps you.
1080318
I put my Mathews Heli in it and strapped it down with 2 straps. It wobbled around to much with one strap. With a little practice/familiarizing I could get the bow without taking off the pack.
904086
You won't be able to wear it as a backpack, especially if you have your foldable inside it, as it is not designed for shoulder carrying. The carrying handle is also not padded. However, if you're talking about an empty bag, in its case, then you may sling it over the shoulders, although it might be a bit lose, depending on your frame. While empty, the bag is pretty light, so it should not bite through your shoulders.
137305
The one I got holds my fins, mask, and snorkle just fine. But I don't think it will hold any more than that. If you want a kick board to fit into your bag too, you should probably look for a larger bag.
1602069
Its pretty long I don't think it will fit into a bag. Maybe talk to an administrator and assure them you wont be riding on school grounds and they will allow you to carry it until you get to a locker or other place where you can secure it until your ready to head home.
36724
I carry it in my front pocket with the strap dangling out. This works particularly well with slippery backpacking clothes, but also with khakis. Tight jeans not advised, although it slides into the back pocket of those pretty well.
2170304
What other folks already said.... If you can tie it on and tie it down, you can transport it. If the bag is to protect the board, you'd probably want to use it.
1893805
Whenever I do something active like biking and some hiking, I would use the secondary strap. That kept the backpack in its place no matter how much I was moving. To pull it to the side and use my camera, I would have to remove the secondary strap otherwise the bag would stay in place.
236046
Depends on what you have as attachments, like a bedroll etc. also the straps can get in the way. Personally I don't even try it.
2064
I've never tried it but carrying a single board is pretty uncomfortable. The board tends to slip away, it's almost impossible to keep it straight on the wheels. I recommend you choose another one.
308562
It's a soft pad, not really designed to provide structural support. You could put it inside your pack, but if you pack your backpack like I do, you're liable to damage it trying to get it in with all your other gear.
270429
It will attach to anything MOLLE compatible but you can keep the strap as well in the event you need to ditch the bag And whatever you are carrying doesn't have a sling of you want to keep it protected. Good example is a shotgun with a side saddle that isn't your primary. Can easily carry the shotgun in this (Normal scabbard doesn't fit with a side saddle) and have your primary on a sling.
2035695
Oh - I am not sure about a carry bag. The straps may not be tight enough. I am playing tomorrow and will take my carry bag to try it.
961862
Ditto what Gary said. I have the large size and the shoulder strap won't really make it a comfortable backpack.
1889782
Never tried it but if the bag was rotated to one side I think the two straps would hold secure but look a little strange. Good luck.
1014558
I NEVER USE STRAPS. My suitcases are fully loaded so nothing moves around. So, I really don't know.