Where does the flap (that stores the straps) go when you are using the shoulder and hip straps?
1113361
It rolls down and is secured with Velcro behind the hip strap (belt). Not bulky at all. Hope this helps.
1113362
It has a pocket at the base of the pack that the flap rolls up into, then you velcro it down. It's not really ideal for any storage other than this, but it works pretty well to store the flap. You just need to roll it pretty tightly so it's easier to velcro shut. It works pretty well, though. We didn't really have any problems with it coming loose so that the flap sticks out.
2013591
When you undo the buckles there are two velcro strips that attach the main lid to a zippered lid, which then gives access to the main compartment.
971701
The thinner straps are for you to hold on to. There is a narrow area in the belly where the leg holes are located.
1102063
No it doesn't but you could probably slide one under the flap and strap-pretty snug.
880655
Charlie,The laptop slips into the top flap portion of the bag. It would essentially go into the bag end first and would be lying against your back. The end that slipped in first (bottom when in place) rests on and next to the padded camera compartment in the bottom of the bag. The inner construction of the flap top pouch creates a sleeve-like gap. I use the space for my iPad and Kindle but have also used it for my 13" macbook pro. I hope this description makes sense and was helpful to you.
1449645
Yes, but there are two flaps with triglides permanently attached to e bag where the waist strap ties in. It's unnoticeable while wearing without waist straps, I suppose you could always just cut them off, I plan to build a plate carrier that snaps into those flaps myself, while I have the waist support from a maxpedition proteus pack (which can be folded into the versipack for edc).Very versatile system, with every penny.
1456417
The flap is attached by zipper. It unzips the front section so a person could sit on the seat. Very nice feature. We have been using ours for a couple years now and it still looks new. Good quality product.
1858947
The shoulder straps are held on by a single screw. I wasn't able to remove the central seat strap with pliers but a friend quickly removed it with a pocket knife.
1749882
There's 3 straps. One at the top, one at the bottom and one in the middle in the back of the knee. The longest strap which has the tag goes around the thigh.
449833
It is tucked under the mesh piece located on the bottom rear of the backpack. The mesh piece is secured at the bottom with Velcro.
2011318
The main flap folds over the top and is velcro. The compartment is zippered shut.
103339
Yes, has both chest and hip straps. It's a good pack. Well made. Love the rain fly.
992085
there is a magnetic snap. the flap part has a slight protrusion. the base part has a slight depression. the protrusion inserts into the depression, and is kept closed with magnetic pieces.
1533411
yes it goes over the shoulder and comes with a strap, it has a hard bottom and plenty of room for all you accessories. Not bulky either.
44188
A little pouch seem into the base of the strap. Nothing to lose, and it's fun scooting the bag into the pouch. I LOVE these bags. I carry three with me all the time and have NO plastic bags in the house. Much easier to tote than a zillion spilling / thumping over WalMart bags
10672
There is a sleeve in the main pocket against the back panel that the bladder fits into. Two hooks help hold it in place. The hose runs up through a dedicated hole at the top of the pack, then over one of your shoulders and down along one of the shoulder straps secured by a strap for easy access. My camel back seemed as if it was made for this pack it fit so well.
1276328
the broad part goes over your shoulder, cross body style. The smaller strap goes under your arm. See related image at http://blog.canvaspop.com/2012/04/7045/