Could you use this LowePro Inverse 200 AW Beltpack: i) on a bike? ii) when skiing?
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In fact, I returned the belt pack because it could not accommodate my camera, Nikon D700 with grip. However, I do believe it would be quite comfortable for skiing. I'm not sure about biking because you're in a sitting position and I don't bike enough to answer. It's a great bag if your camera fits
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I don 't think this case will hold your skis. The internal compartment will accommodate a 48" driver standing in a golf bag. 161 cm skis are over 60" long and wouldn't fit; not much room to gain space diagonally. Sorry!!
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Not really. Its a bit on the long side and the silicon sheath is somewhat tacky and may not be easy to pull out or put back in while riding. Good idea for a sports product tho! :-)
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No. While it is a great jacket it is simply not thick enough to keep you warm while skiing. The wind would be too much.
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Definately not; I got one that i really like that was better at SportsAuthority for $50. GOOD zippers (the M-Wave has WEAK zippers). Spring cord on the sides for quick attachment to the bike rack.
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It may work on your Sportster if you have a sissy bar to attach it to, but it won't work as well as it does on the touring models (that's what it's really made for). The bungee cord in the center is for placing over a backrest to so that might be another option for you. You can tie the bag down from the sides at the bottom for a more secure fit. I use this on my '05 FLHTCSE2 and it really holds a lot of gear. It's very well made too. You may be able to find one at your local HD dealer and actually try it out on a Sporster model. That's where I first saw it.
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I would have to say yes. Make sure you have a friend adjust the rods to the curvature of your back while you have the pack on. The chest strap and slide up and down to make it more comfortable for your anatomy. It's really quite a great pack for the price.
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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
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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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The straps just hold the skis together so I can't imagine why they wouldn't work. You can see here: http://www.prolineracks.com/sportube-series3-ski-travel-cases.html
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Good that you asked, the one that comes with is a piece of junk and immediately broke. I got one of the true compression bags from Alps as a replacement and it works well.
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Yes. I'm currently on our second bag. Please note that slipstream wind action may cause elements of the bike(s) to wear holes in the bag. To prevent this I cover the bikes with and old blanket before zipping up the bag. I also put foam drink holders on each pedal for the same reason.
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Thanks for the inquiry! According to Fischer, those bindings should have about a 75mm brake width so they should be compatible with any flat mounting ski with a waist width of 75mm or narrower.
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I would recommend using the ski attachment kit. The side mount is typically used to attach from the side (i.e. a car or wall).
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You definitely could check it. It's smaller than skis and those are checked all the time. I don't think you could carry it on though.
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GlennI tried it on mine and found that I had to constantly tighten it. The jarring on the single track around where I ride was too much for it. I would not recommend it for true mountain biking on single track.
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I have not used this mount while mountain biking - hopefully other folks will be able to help.