How do you carry it: alone?, added straps? I would like to know what people are doing
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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.
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It's incredibly easy to load my daughter for the back carry (which I thought would be the difficult one). The forward carry is harder because I can't quite buckle those straps on my back by myself so they sometimes slip down unless I have someone to buckle them for me. Their website has videos on how to work the carrier unassisted. I found those helpful.
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No carry strap, I carried it by the handle. It really is not heavy once you have it all filled
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I NEVER USE STRAPS. My suitcases are fully loaded so nothing moves around. So, I really don't know.
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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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I have the same question. Can't seem to figure out the straps to get them to hold. Carrier just keeps coming lose and goes it's own direction. Reading below suggests a bungee cord........for what I paid for two of these you'd think it would work.
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Yep. I just removed the backpack straps and MOLLE'd the whole thing to my plate carrier bro. It is an advantage to have a backpack in the field. Not to mention water..... Lol Good luck bro
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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
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There are two straps on this case. One that you would put around your waist and is concealed in the back when not in use. The other is a shoulder strap. When hiking I use them both together, one around my waist and the other over my shoulder-certainly more stable that putting it on your belt. You can just use one of the straps alone if you want. Understand, its a pretty big case though. It holds a DSLR with a telephoto lens plus a front pocket and an inside pocket under the flap. It has both a zipper and a velcro clasp. I love this case and bought one for my husband also.
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The version I purchased in March of 2015 is adjustable with the included white plastic buckle that came loose in the bag. Place the buckle convex side up on top the upper half of the 2-inch strap. Fold the strap and thread some of the folded strap into the under-side (concave side) and over the center of the buckle, out around the upper outer edge of the buckle (the edge you have near the metal grommet and cinch cord), and then down through the inside again. This allows you to shorten the length of the strap so the bag does not hit you low in the legs and impede walking.
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Hi Henry. Personally, I decided to "rig" mine a little differently. The supplied straps help but the bag will sway from side to side. I bought black shoe lace and looped it inside the supplied buckles, under the seat and back to the other side. If you do it right, you cannot see anything unless someone is looking for it. Made a big difference when riding.
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I wrap them up by myself. You just need to have the technique to wrap them up around the bar. straps don't need to be super tightly wrapped
2000960
LOL! good luck!! I use an old Army duffel bag.Holds stakes and footprint too.Happy Trails!
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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 :)
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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!
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No way to carry it over the shoulder.Handle are to small. Bag is very small so you shouldn't need to hold it over your shoulder.
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There are two plastic holders on the back that you could attach hooks to which would allow you to carry on your belt or attach should straps to it.