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The Strap on My Chrome
How do you guys keep it from flailing about? Is there some way to secure it to the D ring or something?
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strap on, eehhee.
secure it under the main strap. |
Oops. I don't mean the underarm stabilizer strap. I mean the main strap. When it is fully strapped down I have a large piece that flies everywhere. I don't like to use the plastic thing on the strap to shorten it, because then I have to make it longer when I take the bag off. I was thinking a large carabiner to clip the end of the strap to the D-ring, but I don't know where to buy a large one.
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Just tuck the loop up to the plastic bit through the d-ring. Holds it in place, and pops out easily when you need to tighten or loosen it.
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Bring it up to the top so that it's more of a loop of a strap rather than one long strap, then tuck it over and under.
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thats what i was saying. take the extra bit, loop it, tuck it under the mainstrap/itself.
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use a rubberband
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I use a carabiner. Use it to connect the loop at the end of the excess and the main strap. You don't need a large one. The most common size (what, about 2.5 inches long?) works perfect, and it's the kind most commonly handed out for free.
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just tuck it under the strap that's going against your waist. that'll hold it, and you won't have to hassle with getting it out of a ring.
all done. d-ring is annoying. |
just get used to pulling the plastic (strap shortening) clip thing up and down every time you take the bag on and off
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I use one of those "LIveStrong"bands, just slipped on the lower half of the strap to hold the slack close to the chest. this also doubles as a waterbottle holder FTW.
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throw it in the garbage.
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