how does the loose end attach to the pack...does it require stitching?
450586
No stitching is required. You weave the Molle straps through the Molle compatable loops on your pack as well as whatever accessory you are trying to attach. Once you have weaved the straps you then just button the two ends together. Very simple actually and easy to remove if you want to change your set up around. Look on Youtube for some good instructional videos.
740036
There is a clip I used to attach it to my baseball cap. The strap that is in the pack will not go around your head. If you have a better igagination than me you could probably make an adapter.
929398
I have not had any issues with the stitching, and I load mine pretty heavy. 17" laptop and all of my text books are in it constantly.
850822
No, it does not. If your pack is designed to accommodate a water reservoir though, it should stay put. I have been using mine hard this hunting season, and had no problems with it.
1115448
The pack has two loops at the bottom, I'm not sure what they are for. The information sent with the pack doesn't show how it can be loaded. It has a lot of options, and seems well made. I'm sure you could figure a way to attach things to the pack. I bought two of them for my sons, but haven't used them yet. Only draw back is no zipper for the lower part of the pack, top load only. For the money a great pack, I think Wenzel is the company that makes it?
1691214
There is an area of single and double stitching. I did have to take the bag for repair while traveling in Italy because the snap broke --
510365
The attachment doesn't fit a pack n play. I have it sitting freely in the pack n play and have no issues with it falling on my baby. As she becomes more active I will have to be creative about attaching it to the side. Perhaps with zip ties, but the standard attachment does not fit.
467385
Yes, my pack came fully assembled. Also, I am very, very happy with this pack. I received so many small extra's, that it is hard to decide what to use when I go camping!!
1266027
If your pack has molle webbing, you weave it in and out and also in and out of the tools or pouches loops then snap the button and its secure.
1844239
I bought this for a friend and his dogs who lives out of state. He loves the packs and I haven't hear any issues with it about the positioning of the back strap. Unfortunately, I don't have any personal experience with it so I can't really help you.
1000048
I don't think it has weak stitching. It holds my 2 scoped ARs just fine. I really like my bag.
1433573
I have not had the issue of stitching coming undone. My 10 lb yorkie loves it! It is quite roomy
2014710
The pack has a strap with a buckle and it is adjustable. It secures the pack nicely under the seat. I ride pretty aggressive trails and have not had any issue with the pack coming loose. Simple and well designed product.
2175035
Mostly no. Look at the photo showing the back. See "U.S." print? There between the vertical stitches are areas to slide the clips through. It would ride high on the back. But, I think the clips would be too close together to be practical without finding addtional attachment points to spread the buttpack out properly. If you could, it would make a nice "light-use" day pack. As everyone else said...best to get a belt for it (unless you're really innovative.)
123787
I am somewhat confused by the question....when you roll the bag down there are two buckles that go across the top of the bag, and then there is a buckle on either side of the bag that snaps down....it looks confusing at first, but package it and roll it down, and you'll understand.....we just used it again on a motorcycle trip this weekend and love it
307557
Not without significant sewing capability. I find the pack to be large enough that the waist strap is desirable. In addition, each side has a small pocket that is perfect for a chewy bar or a point 'n shoot.
656064
If your bag has any d-rings or other type of connectors around the shoulder straps of your pack -- I don't see why it wouldn't work for you. Before I found those straps, I used some nylon paracord or 550 cord to tie it to my pack. It looked tacky but it worked. BTW, have you tried here? http://www.procameragear.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/1_25They have all kinds of connectors that you can mix and match to make it work. Good luck!