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?
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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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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
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I am fairly certain (but I do not have the bag) that it is showing a feature which will allow you to affix it to a airport roller. I am interested in a backpack that can do this and one of the reasons I am interested in this bag. I just received the Clik Elite Express Pro as it has this feature via another design but the internal compartment in the end is just too small.Something like this - Magna Cart Ideal 150 lb Capacity Steel Folding Hand TruckSlide it through and now you have a way to roll it around.
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No. The pack is great though. I used it this past weekend, and the size, fit and easy access to things like hiking poles etc. are great.
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It does not have straps like my trekking pack does, however it does have two sets of webbing where you could attach a tent or sleeping bag. Caution that this would place the tent/sleeping bag at the very bottom of the pack, not offset towards the back. Depending on your tent/sleeping bag size this might impact gait.
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Your welcome. I will advise you to cut a large piece of cardboard big enough to fit into the top pocket and place it in the top pocket. This will give your items a stable surface to sit on and will prevent the side to side bouncing or drag that could occur. Also be gentle with the zippers. I was a little rough and broke one of the zippers off accidently. The waterproof feature is great and stands up well as a hydrophophobic pannier.
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You may be seeing the loop that u use to carry the bag when it is transformed into its small packable, portable style. You use the loop to hook it to your belt or bigger bag, or just to carry it. It folds up real small. I hooked it to my bigger bookbag when we went to Rome, in case I bought something I would have an extra bag. I may be completely wrong, but that would be my guess if you are referring to the loop I am thinking of.
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I originally thought it was to attach the case to something else (like the outside of a backpack) because the picture on amazon shows a small tab (I think it is picture 4); however, my case does not have that tab.
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Yes, the stap in the picture is a waist belt. you can add a shoulder strap, or even a harness (like I did) to spread the load and keep the pack where you want it.
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I believe that the size options were placed in error. There is actually only one size. You can check out Ogio's website for a video demonstration on the backpack's size and layout.
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Yes something is missing. Straps should be included and attached to the backpack. Ask for a replacement.
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Yes there is a magnet on the backside of the mouth piece and a clip that connects to the strap of your pack.
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It is tucked in to the pack unless you want it. I didn't even know it was there for the first few weeks.
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Yes. It allows you to change these items so they show on the guide page. I sometimes change it back and forth during a trip. I hope this helps.
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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
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Not sure what you mean. The pack is very close to the ground when use as a seat. I was hoping it had a cooler compartment but it doesn't. It works for me though.
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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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The picture shown on my computer is of a T3 Featherweight Journey. Perhaps you have a temporary "glitch?