number of ties and straps, as
well as the firm construction of the backpack, the
problem becomes less painful.
The inner side of the flap of the main compartment
has a small flat pocket; it is also fastened with a zip-
per. The pocket is hidden inside the backpack, so it is
a perfect place for IDs and valuables.
The structure of the
main compartment is plain and simple. On
the sides, it only has flat clips made of thin nylon and
a thicker nylon sleeve. It must have probably some-
thing to do with radio equipment, but I just have no
idea.
The full-sized carry system does not compromise
between small and large backpacks. It is possible to
adjust the shoulder straps to user's height. Adjusting
is simple and based on a ladder with sewn on straps
and two wide Velcro straps attached to the shoul-
ders pads. We fit those straps through the ladder at
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