Will the sticky back sticks in my packbag?
279248
Yes it will stick and should be fine. Although i've had times when pulling the velcro apart the one side that is attached to the material or backpack per say pulls off and the two pieces are stuck together. I tacked both pieces of velcro down with a needle and thread and its perfect now.
800411
The pack has a bow carrying pocket that drops out of the bottom of it that you can set the bottom of your bow in. The bottom of that pocket to the straps that go across the pack to secure it is ~25 inches. From the bottom of that pocket to the top of the pack is 35 inches. I think it will definitely hold it securely, but it will stick up 30" above the to of the bag and probably about 20" above your head. Walking through thick brush might be difficult with that set up, but if you're on open ground I think it would work well.
2176758
No I didn't find it to be sticky. I like it because it is handy to take to work!
33218
Yes it will. the bag is entirley mesh. if you get a Nike Mesh bag, although having a higher price, you will have a solid backing.
823570
I purchased a small pack (2pounds) last year and kep it in a plastic shoe box sized tote - it did not dry out with the cover on, but was not airtight. When it was being played with, it sat uncovered for at least a week at atime with no change in texture or stickiness. Hope this helps!
2102426
No, because there is a little res plastic thingy on the zipper...I'm assuming so the zipper won't get stuck. But I will say they are awesome sleeping bags. I got one for both me and my husband for camping in michigan and they were perfect! :)
240576
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.
308564
Hi, it is pretty bulky and I don't think you can. You may damage it... You can roll it and hang it outside the pack !One of my friends has a super nice one very flexible it is more like "memory foam" type. But I have no clue of the brand.. sorry.Good luck and have fun on your trip.
1602071
It definitely won't fit but if your backpack has the right straps on the back you could try and strap it on there.
1215951
I don't know about campers etc. I stuck the states onto a hardshell suitcase that has some ridges and they seem to be holding on just fine. I stuck them on in a random pattern, not the conventional map shape.
2068549
yes, it can. The padding has velcro so you can rearrange it to fit the items you want to store in the pack.
1703548
Some what flat accept the metal angle at the back. But I would think it would be ok in backpack.
1533350
No, it isn't "sticky" - it slides in an out of a pocket easily.Hope this helps...
318909
Depends on the size of your bag. It fits in my hiking packpack no problems. (I use a Osprey manta 20)
1581504
Absolutely and most certainly. I just got my two new ones and that is the first thing I tried. It takes a little patience and practice. Keep the two tabs at the very, very end of the bag (red zipper tab at the back like a caboose) and make sure they remain close together. Then you can remove one side of the zipper through both tabs. Takes a little effort but nothing forceful.
926134
I have not had trouble with this bag doing that. My old one fell forward many times so I'm glad I don't have the problem anymore.
1900605
Much depends on your pole (stick) handles and I'm assuming that your poles (sticks) are collapsible. Even so...if you put the handles of one set at the bottom of the bag and the other set of handles at the opening of the bag you should be fine.