Description
For gear, for travel, for sports, simply a versatile backpack bag. The heavy duty CEuk Waterproof Gear Bag 90 litres features padded rucksack straps and comfort grip handles for on-the-go travel, camping and at the gym. An extra large bag with multiple carrying options as a rucksack with padded shoulder straps, a duffle bag with padded hook and loop velcro handle and by grabbing the handles at each end. The CEuk Waterproof Gear Bag 90L has one main zipped compartment with an inner mesh pocket for storing valuables or smaller items. A true companion, suitable for just about anything from carrying gear, camping trips, sports events to travelling and gap year adventures.
Features
- 90L capacity, perfect for long trips where more kit is needed, or when you have bulky items to carry
- Reinforced thick fabric bag construction to carry gear, clothing or bulky items inside safely
- Padded carry handles connected quickly together by a fastened hook-and-loop velcro closure
- Built in mesh inner Pocket with an internal zip for organising and storing valuables and smaller items
- Padded and easily adjusted for comfort shoulder straps
- Grab Handles – One at each end of the bag, great for travelling
- Inner Pocket – With an internal zipped mesh pocket
How To Fit A Rucksack
Carrying a rucksack should be comfortable. Before adjusting the shoulder straps you should put some weight into the bag so it can sit correctly.
1. Before wearing the rucksack, loosen all straps on the rucksack, each strap can then be tightened to a correct comfort later.
2. Adjust the moveable ladder. Undo the velcro tab near the top of the rucksack between the shoulder straps. Re-check this after you’ve adjusted and fastened the hip straps.
3. Position the hip strap. This must be in the correct place for the rucksack to fit properly. For men the top of the hip strap will sit in line with the top of the hip bone. For women the middle of the hip strap will sit in line with the top of the hip.
4. Tighten the hip straps to secure the rucksack comfortably. Once you’ve got the hip strap in the correct place, tighten the straps to securely and comfortably on the rucksack. This is an important part of fitting a rucksack as your hips will carry the majority of the weight.