Think I will have any problems putting this inside a drawstring backpack?
1284552
should be fine...its very thin and can fit into almost any confined space...remember it's filled with H20
1284553
You should have no problem fitting it in, Might be a little uncomfortable to walk around with 2 liters if water in a drawstring backpack though.
1284554
Fitting it - no. But you are likely to not be able to have it stay upright. It will likely fall over or even double over. It may not be a problem, but if you could manage a way to "hang" it from its loop that would be best.
435905
Probably. It's a pretty small backpack. About 2ft tall by 1.5ft wide. Thickness depends on what you put in it but it's about 4" when empty.
361007
Yes, I put my backpack in it with a bungee cord on top when I commute to work. Just make sure you secure the velcro strap or it will fall off!
1897758
I'm not really sure, but I think a light sprinkle might not cause a problem. It has a zipper, which might let in some water. If I were taking it somewhere and it was raining, I'd put it in my waterproof backpack. But that's just me.
1395940
I think you'd have to put longer strings and they're narrow and wouldn't be too comfy I don't think.Could prob right some back pack straps on it
1731368
You won't have any problem at all fitting in MORE than a jacket and the books. NOPE the top pouch won't fit a water bottle, But just get yourself a cheapie (If it's just for around school carry) bottle pouch and attach it to one of the sides and some auxilary pouches for the other side to balance out the load and you'll be fine and I think VERY satisfied.
1889547
Yes, I carry it in my backpack all the time. I have not really dropped it deliberately to test it. I think it should be able to withstand minor accidental drops.
318909
Depends on the size of your bag. It fits in my hiking packpack no problems. (I use a Osprey manta 20)
1328562
Whether or not an item fits most often depends on how much you pack into it. My best guess would be no. This is a quite roomy pack and one would probably tend to overfill.
1626869
It may be a bit of a tight fit. You can stuff the bag inside of the compartment and then zip it in as you push the bag into it. The only issue I have had is getting the bag caught in the zipper. I keep my Kelty mummy bag along with my Big Agnus air mattress inside the compartment.
2028578
They are all correct. My son packed it as his carry on to Florida. You can easily put it on your back as a backpack, which is what he did, using the drawstrings.
797474
Thanks. I'm thinking of using waterproof drawstring tote bag such as Liberty Bags Large Lightweight Nylon Drawstring Backpack which measure 17 by 20 inches and available at Amazon over the seat and tying it securely. Not sure what the seat measures but I wonder if that would work? PS: In red of course!
2015379
Definitely. It doesn't fit well into a regular-sized backpack but (if I don't put much else in there) by angling it right inside the pack I can get it to fit & still close the zippers
35157
Yes, with no problem at all. I'd suggest tucking the long drawstring inside the bag so it won't get caught on other clothes. I toss the bag in to dry after I remove my delicates to line dry.
1130837
No, not at all. I have placed it in my jacket pocket as well as a carry-on and no problems whatsoever.
2247340
yes it will. the sleeping bag and pad will clip on to the bottom 2 loops of the backpack, not inside. the trick is to roll the sleeping bag and your pad together so there isnt a giant mess hitting your butt when your hiking with your pack on.
1249780
No problems at all. If you have a laptop in it, it may get kind of tight, but it will still work just fine. I've traveled with it many times.