How do you carry it: alone?, added straps? I would like to know what people are doing
555891
My recollection is there is a storage bag with a carrying strap. I've been using this is lightweight easy to move furniture in my sunroom. I've very pleased with how it's been holding up.
555892
Fold and go, no straps. Heavier than most folding chairs. But heavy duty, so to be expected.
555893
We just carry ours alone since it is heavier than the basic folding camp chairs. Not bad carrying it that way if you're not walking a long distance with it.
555894
When the chair is folded up there is a good chance to slip your arm through the bottom leg rails and sling it over your shoulder and off you go. Straps would also work well because the chair is so well constructed.
942983
I just received mine and it does NOT have a strap or anyway to attach a strap as I previously thought. I wanted a strap so that I can carry it while I am running and, yes, to keep someone from taking it away from me.
224049
i keep mine semi inflated and i have shoulder straps to carry it like a back pack, then when i get to the water i just have to top it off with an air pump i carry
672595
Unfortunately no. I still need to carry my bag. I can say that the convenience of this vest is outstanding. One can hike, stoop, bend over, etc w/o the swaying and potential camera damage if using a conventional strap. I love it !! Frank
2016501
There are two straps for the handle bars that wrap around and buckle and a third strap that wraps around the neck with velcro. I wish they were all velcro. I have found I prefer to strap the bag on facing me rather that facing out like a basket. It seems to balance better and not tip. It's just what I wanted and works great.
270433
For me it carries a choice of 3 weapons very comfortably and with good balance. I'd prefer the carry strap. If attached to anything else, it would be awkward to deploy quickly.
2196854
Hmmm, I didn't get a carry/storage bag with mine. Didn't even notice that there was supposed to be one! Love the float though!
1798310
There should be instructions inside. Basically, you turn it upside down and put the two opposite ends together. Hold that with one hand then push the opposite sides down. Twist the first part in on itself. Then secure with strap and put back into the carrying case. It takes a couple of tries but once you get it, it's simple.
380596
I have a padded shoulder strap. I looks like you could also hang it off your backpack.
1646942
You can use a workaround, the same way you would with an Ergo (YouTube search: Ergo hip carry). It's a little awkward to get setup, and not listed in the instructions, but doable :)
954605
I really haven't used it for that. I carry it over my shoulder but don't hike or walk around with it a lot. But it seems to be very accessible. And it feels comfortable the way I carry it. Doesn't slip off.
1666652
you will need to bend down first. There is a hand hold which is the lip of the top. You could attach a strap but you would have to bend down to reach the strap if it was laying on top just as you would have to reach down to lift it up suing the lip
1273044
Really pretty simple. There is a black lever holding the strap in place on each side. It is as easy as pushing down on it to release the hold on the straps.
1181563
Frankly, carrying it over my shoulder was my ONLY option as the bag's wheels don't turn. They go straight and the bag tips over when you round a corner. My workaround was to wear it "crossbody" because, as the other owner mentioned, it's unstable if draped over a shoulder.
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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.
684576
Sorry, I can't help you there. Originally I thought I was supposed to use it around the back straps. But they're crossed anyway. Then I thought maybe if there was some way of keeping the straps crossed lower down, the pouch would stay up higher on the front. And the little velcro strap might do that. But it doesn't stay where I want it to be. So I never figured it out.
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There's a handle at e innrt top which u can hold. But its not ideal for carrying long term. Maybe just to pull it up to unhook from bike n bring to office etc.