Does this bag have a strap or mechanism to keep it in place, when putting it on another rolling type of bag?
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First, let me say I love this bag. Easily goes down airplane aisle. Yes, there is a strap on back that velcros to the back. You can unvelcro it - it has an opening wide enough to slip over another rolling bag's handle. I've never used it this way, but it looks like it would work.
1359478
I just read R Colton's response, and yes, I did find a strap across the back you could place over the handle of another roller bag. (I had previously thought this was an added strength belt.) This would place the computer bag on top of your regular roller bag. If what's in your computer bag is not too heavy, this would work. Thanks, R Colton.
1359479
It has a strap on the back that will fit over the handle of another rolling bag. The top of this strap is 14 1/2 inches above the floor.
1359480
There is a strap on the back if you care to set the whole bag on top of a larger roller or spinner. I use the shoulder strap so the bags wheels actually set on the ground behind my larger roller board.
1359481
No, it does not. The other roller bag I usually use when traveling does have a strap which I can connect to the handle straps of the computer bag. My regular bag is 22" tall, so when I strap the computer bag on, the computer bag wheels roll on the ground as well. It works. I always check one bag, so I only would have to piggyback to the airline counter. My other regular bag is larger and I haven't tried to attach the computer bag. However, I don't mind pulling two bags at once--like I said, I only have to get to the check-in counter.
653617
No...The only problem is the plastic that connects the strap to the bag is really weak...mine broke but I fixed it
792996
Yes , it does. It is a bag that it slips into once dismantled (which is an easy process). It has a nice pocket on the outside for the "stuff" - ground anchors and cup holders. However, the strap on our bag has pulled away from the bag itself, and is no longer usable, which is pretty frustrating, especially since we've only used the bag once or twice. It's light, though, so still easy to carry from place to place as long as you aren't carrying a ton of other stuff as well.
1683242
It rolls up lengthwise but is not compact. And no I do not believe it has a bag. At least not a carrying case style bag
1096035
It has a strap, I have only had it for a month and doesn't seem to be any less tight.
2123099
Yes . It also has a handle and sholder strap. It also has a liner inside . Great bag over all
196032
No. The bag secures very nicely to the rack and closes securely with the strapping that is provided.
1154702
You have the option of 3 handles. The attached "handbag" handles are fixed, so those are always seen. There is an optional shoulder strap that you can clip onto the rings. Then there is the pull-up handle for rolling the bag. That one can be pulled up when you want to use the wheels, or pushed down and hidden if you want to use the handles or shoulder strap.
157259
It has a nylon strap across the back designed for exactly that purpose! There is also a small piece of velcro in the center of the strap to hold the strap to the case to prevent it from sliding around on the rolling suitcase.
1391521
Yes it does and the bag is a heavy duty one that will not fall apart. the bag also has holdup instructions on the inside.
699683
yes, the strap come unbuckled. it folds over nicely to use, so i dont take my strap off. this is a nice bag.
1162487
There are two buckle/straps (adjustable) that you secure once the cover is rolled. When not in use there are buckle connectors underneath to hold the straps in place.
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
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Hello, I looked at the the pictures and see what you are talking about. I went directly to the manufacturer for this answer: "This is just a added feature you do not need a golf bag guidance strap on all bags. This just adds a little more stability when on a driving cart." Hopes this help. thank you.
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i tied a shoe string to the loops on the bottom of the bag and secured it to the framework in the seat for some added stabilization. It has a strap that will also run through the seat structure. The shoe string keeps it stable from side movement
1336934
Yes it does. I think the strap you see in image on the right side of the bag when looking at it from front, the strap on the side is for tripod. I haven't used it as my tripod folds and fits inside the bag nicely.
34574
There is a lever that allows you to make the strap as long or short as you need. You can roll up the slack with an elastic. It works great. When I use mine for biking I keep the strap short so the bag sits higher, when I walk with it I loosen it.