By back pack, does this mean I can carry it like a back pack? Live by the beach and am looking for a way to carry my chair while riding my bike.
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yes, it has straps on the back just like a backpack. I didn't use the straps, we carried it by the handle so I'm not sure how comfortable the backpack would be but it is a very comfortable chair to sit in.
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You can definitely carry it on your back but I don't know if on a bicycle as it may be too long.
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Yes. That is it exactly. It has padded straps you put over your arms/shoulders. Just like a backpack. It is very comfy and easy to carry. Leaves my hands free to carry my bag. I love these chairs. ...wish I lived by the beach. ;)
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Hi Raquel, yes you can wear it like a back pack while finding a bike. The straps are respectably padded. Don't rub in that you live by a beach! :)
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The chair is easily carried on your back with the two attached shoulder straps.
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Yes, I found this amazing. We put a small cooler inside with our towels, beach umbrella, several other items and store chairs on the outside. It is an easy way to combine everything you need for the beach and just push it rather than carrying items.
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You need one of those compact, folding beach chairs. That's what we put in our canoe for extra passengers. They look like any other folding beach chair but are really small and place your butt only a few inches off the ground. They only weigh a pound or two too.
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It does not work like a back pack. The one I bought has a shoulder strap to carry like a computer bag and wheels to roll like a carry on bag. If you are looking for a backpack type computer bag I would look at a different option. Have a great day. J
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Hi Dave. I think it would work well for bike commuting. Using the side straps and buckles you can make it very compacted. If you use the waist buckle it will hold it to your back.
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if you only have the patrol bag it will compress down small enough to carry on a bike. i ride and personally i would the bag down and place it right behind my spine like lumbar support. for a comparison compress an average bed pillow into a compression sack. about the same. if you have the whole three piece system you could still carry it on a bike (carefully) but it is big and heavy not undo able but awkward.
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If you mean to carry, probably yes. It is quite heavy. If you mean to sit in, it will be roomy, but you may like that. My reason for buying it was for the foot rest. It works great, but may be bulky and heavy for your size. We use a beach cart!
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If you wanted too im sure you could but its not really set up to be a back pack as it doesnt have straps or anywhere to organize books and supplies. Its a suitcase
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It's basically just a large bladder, not particularly designed to wear on your back. You may be able to rig something up with a hydration attachment and daypack, but it would probably be a hassle to get to work right.
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Hi, I think this will be perfect for you, it has the right size and it's confortable to carry on your back. I used this in my trips to the rainforest and mountains.
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My chair has a small strap on each side of the seat to carry when folded... btw, the chair is very light and easy to carry.
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It can be. Although it's not really designed to be worn as a backpack. We just returned from a trip where we lugged the car seat around and the travel bag was invaluable as it made it so that we could throw other stuff inside the bag with the car seat and just put it on our backs and carry it around.
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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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This bag does not have a back frame, and the shape is not long and slim type. So usually they would allow u to carry on if the bag is not full. However when the bag is not full, the top cover tends to slide to either side, so it doesnt look nice..
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It's generally meant for stuffing into a backpack, though depending upon how full you have it, you could conceivably strap it to the outside like you would a sleeping bag. The straps are meant more for the compression; you wouldn't really be able to wear it directly on your back. There is a small handle at the orange "cap" on one end, but that's only about 6" across, if that -- just enough to slip your hand through it. Wouldn't be ideal to carry it that way for the full trek.
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I own 2, my son and his wife loved mine that I bought them 2 chairs. Big beach towel won't fit. Pockets will hold water and other items. Buy the chair it's awese
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if it is overstuffed, it may be too long. I have had friends use theirs as carry on, but I did not attempt to. It is a smaller (higher than a chair back) pack and very lightweight though.