Does this have dual points of attachment? If a thief grabs my shoulder bag the alarm should go off in the bag!
1023795
It will not go off unless you pull the trip cord. It's like a Hand Grenade. If you had the string hanging on the outside of your bag around your wrist and someone grabbed your bag then yes, it would go off inside the bag. I think better to have the alarm cord on your arm and if someone messes with you pull it and toss the alarm. It will continue to sound for one hour so that if you were knocked down the perp couldn't just stop the noise if you threw it out of reach. Well worth the small price for this much attention. Also, it would be comforting to someone to place one by the bedside if you hear something you could pull the cord and get that screaming alarm.
1023796
No. It has a pin that when pulled will trigger the alarm. Otherwise than that the alarm will not go off.
1023797
It will not go off unless you pull the trip cord. It's like a Hand Grenade. If you had the string hanging on the outside of your bag around your wrist and someone grabbed your bag then yes, it would go off inside the bag. I think better to have the alarm cord on your arm and if someone messes with you pull it and toss the alarm. It will continue to sound for one hour so that if you were knocked down the perp couldn't just stop the noise if you threw it out of reach. Well worth the small price for this much attention. Also, it would be comforting to someone to place one by the bedside if you hear something you could pull the cord and get that screaming alarm. It will not go off unless you pull the trip cord. It's like a Hand Grenade. If you had the string hanging on the outside of your bag around your wrist and someone grabbed your bag then yes, it would go off inside the bag. I think better to have the alarm cord on your arm and if someone messes with you pull it and toss the alarm. It will continue to sound for one hour so that if you were knocked down the perp couldn't just stop the noise if you threw it out of reach. Well worth the small price for this much attention. Also, it would be comforting to someone to place one by the bedside if you... » Read More It will not go off unless you pull the trip cord. It's like a Hand Grenade. If you had the string hanging on the outside of your bag around your wrist and someone grabbed your bag then yes, it would go off inside the bag. I think better to have the alarm cord on your arm and if someone messes with you pull it and toss the alarm. It will continue to sound for one hour so that if you were knocked down the perp couldn't just stop the noise if you threw it out of reach. Well worth the small price for this much attention. Also, it would be comforting to someone to place one by the bedside if you hear something you could pull the cord and get that screaming alarm. « Show Less
983864
that's a good question, and i'd say probably "yes". but if you've already pulled the pin, the alarm will sound at least until the unit is smashed. once it's smashed though, I don't know if it will still sound the alarm. and if it does, I don't know how one would make it stop considering that you couldn't put the pin back in.
203533
No. But the back shoulder blade region has Velcro and webbing loops. I wouldn't put a bag there but it did work perfect for identification patches.
2280568
Yes it does. It sometimes twists in the loop over time, but you have to fit it through the opening slot into the shoulder loop to actually remove it from the shoulder loop.
961437
No, it doesn't, and I don't see any evidence that it was planned for one. I just carry it in my pocket, but for anyone who prefers a belt clip or holster there may still be some out there although I haven't seen any in awhile.
1904918
Yes it does. I highly reccomend it. Be aware that people might try to steal it. I use a small padlock which is better than nothing....enjoy!
1153558
The cheap alarms only have one slot I think just for the shock sensor. In order to use the proximity sensor you would have to use the slot and forget about shock sensor. I'm using a viper so there is 2 slots.
450269
it has two straps. it can be worn on both shoulders. go for it. I like the bag very much. using for almost an year now
158527
Unfortunately not. That would be a convenient feature though. They can be a nuisance. Also, I just closed my gym locker and caught a closing clip on one of the straps and it broke, rendering it useless. Rather fragile plastic and I'll have to get it replaced as the straps are essential for any long or heavy carrys.
1271405
It has two places on the inside of the handle to accept pad locks. Explode the view and you will see two holes.
2145490
Not sure if a small lock might be available to go through small zipper holes but why would locking it be of any value? If the concern is data being stolen then the password or fingerprint technology is there and otherwise a sharp knife and a snatch and grab are not going to foil a lock...? Sorry, maybe the question has a point but not seeing it?
269177
It has a lot of good zipper closed spots but no real "secure" places, if someone was really nosey. I thought maybe the zipper pull would have the capability of putting a little lock on it but it's solid. There is an outside pocket (on the front) that would hold a small file and it has a lock in the clasp, but I swear I didn't get a key for it. There's also a waterproof bag that came with it that I didn't realize when i bought it.
182479
Nope, sure doesn't. I use the harbinger to attach it to the small bag with neck strap I use for my other important stuff. That way it is securely attached but separate and easily accessed.
399506
There is a shoulder strap. It attaches to small metal circles on the sides just behind the zipper (when you're looking from the front).
1676693
I was using this bag to carry on my shoulders my camera bag (which has only one strap): BAGCEPTION !!!It was working perfectly, and my reflex and its accessories are about 2Kg (4.4lbs) I would say... But as said previous comments: the bag itself will not protect anything, and it's definitely not the most reliable one... But it's quite unlikely that it tears out completely in one second (I mean, I think you will see local damages before your computer drops down)
1701818
Yes it does, not a particularly fancy one, and the bag has a shoulder strap attached to it.
1794577
Just make sure you hide it properly. The element of surprise will usually catch a person and move away. There's a magnet on the alarm it sticks pretty good if not use those gray packing tape.