Are there any secure straps inside the bag to tighten it up?
1865527
There are straps but can't remember if they are secure. The vacuum container becomes so heavy that It would not be toted around in order for items to fall out.
1865528
nope, it is a double plastic zipper the way you can find in the kitchen bags and a special key to close that zipper. besides, after vacuuming it it is pretty rigid and cannot be tightened anymore.
1865529
There are straps inside the bag to secure the contents, but once you remove the air with the vacuum cleaner hose, there really isn't a need to "tighten" anything up... the bags are very tight and secure. I highly recommend this product... it's a sturdy, quality bag.
1918288
Yes. There is a solid plastic removable can inside. As far as a "catch", there is a hole. I twist the excess of the bag until the bag sits snug and then I push it through the hole to hold. I've never had any issues with bags slipping.
2140767
Yes but I recommend using separate tie downs the bag is great but the straps are not so good.. I use it all the time like that and no problems even in bad weather
1798509
You could use large, heavy duty eyebolts(or equivalent) and turnbuckles for tightening. You will probably need to replace the 'crimps' as we found they were inadequate, and quickly failed. Luggage straps with tensioners will help with tightening the vertical side supports. Good Luck!
1926695
There are little plastic tabs on the outside edge of the top support bar (if you put it together correctly). Just make sure the top of the bag and the string are hooked into those, then gently tighten the drawstring to hold it in place. In my experience the middle bag is the *most* secure attachment.
703252
The bag I received zips up from each end. The zipper tabs have holes that could accommodate a small lock to secure the tabs together. A wire tie would also work.
363012
there is a strap about 2 inches wide that runs across the bottom of the bag that you can use to attach things like extra weight and bungee cords.
13063
Yes, this bag has some straps and a handle. They help with rolling the bag.
960155
I've found if I tighten from the back and then pull the strap no problem but it is impossible to tighten from the strap itself
558081
There is a strap that goes from the bottom of the bag up and through the handle on the lid and Velcros in place. It is a sturdy bag and I have used it without it leaking.
1483253
Yes there is an elastic and Velcro strap w/a clip that attaches to the bag at the bottom corners.
2090681
No. Nothing like that. However, like the other guy says, it's a highly recommend bag I use it everyday. In fact it's right next to me as I respond to your question. You might be able to use one or both of the handles to go around the luggage handle bar. Or maybe you can have a loop added on by a good tailor. My point is, this bag is so worth buying that I would try to find a way be to make it what you want it to be.
116752
The only straps are on the top of the bag. To secure the sides of the pannier, there are hooks attached by short bungee loops that you can fasten to your rack. I find that when the contents of the bag are heavy (e.g. a gallon of milk or juice in each side) the bag does not stay flush against the side of my bike when I take corners. I mainly use the bag for grocery trips and simply go slower around corners, but when I take weekend trips and pack mainly clothes, then I can keep my speed without the weight shifting around.Short answer is no, just hooks on bungees, one per side.
116754
There are bungee-cord straps that hook the bag to your rack. Just be sure not to forget to strap them on...made that mistake twice and ripped the bungee cords off the bag once I started riding
1517844
Glue Velcro to the ends or any segment of the strap and viola no buckles. Just make sure it's decent quality velcro.
1889782
Never tried it but if the bag was rotated to one side I think the two straps would hold secure but look a little strange. Good luck.
511587
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.