The general shape is luggage based, but some subtle curves have been added which let the pack open and close easy also delivering a comfy ride in shoulder or backpack mode. On that note, there are 3 main modes of carry: Main handle in the middle, Optional shoulder strap, or Integrated Backpack straps. The middle handle is nice and beefy with foam around it for comfort. This won't be the most used method, but is good for quick pick up and go action. I like how it is just in the middle and doesn't prevent access to the bag. The included shoulder strap is based on what usually gives which is pretty good. 2" webbing with plastic snap hooks and a pad that attaches with velcro straps. There are D-rings on each corner of the pack for a total of 4 to allow you to get creative with shoulder strap connection. I like to do it as shown in my first picture since this way my body mostly comes in contact with the bottom. It has a good amount of foam padding down there to aid in comfort with a dash of item protection. My fave is the backpack straps which allow the best mode of carry for long distances. The straps are connected to the bottom of the pack which then connect to lower D-rings with snap hooks. Even a sternum strap is included. When the straps aren't needed the user just unhooks the snaps and then can tuck the straps into its own zippered pocket. This makes the bottom nice and clean, great for air travel where a bunch of straps can result in a shredded bag.
The general shape is luggage based, but some subtle curves have been added which let the pack open and close easy also delivering a comfy ride in shoulder or backpack mode. On that note, there are 3 main modes of carry: Main handle in the middle, Optional shoulder strap, or Integrated Backpack straps. The middle handle is nice and beefy with foam around it for comfort. This won't be the most used method, but is good for quick pick up and go action. I like how it is just in the middle and doesn't prevent access to the bag. The included shoulder strap is based on what usually gives which is pretty good. 2" webbing with plastic snap hooks and a pad that attaches with velcro straps. There are D-rings on each corner of the pack for a total of 4 to allow you to get creative with shoulder strap connection. I like to do it as shown in my first picture since this way my body mostly comes in contact with the bottom. It has a good amount of foam padding down there to aid in comfort with a dash of item protection. My fave is the backpack straps which allow the best mode of carry for long distances. The straps are connected to the bottom of the pack which then connect to lower D-rings with snap hooks. Even a sternum strap is included. When the straps aren't needed the user just unhooks the snaps and then can tuck the straps into its own zippered pocket. This makes the bottom nice and clean, great for air travel where a bunch of straps can result in a shredded bag.
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