Article: Guide to AthletiPack Webbing
Guide to AthletiPack Webbing
The AthletiPack has 2 strap systems: Elastic & Non-elastic.
The elastic webbing can be configured in two ways, Dual shoulder and Single shoulder. It is customizable due to the keyring design (just twist the strap off). Watch the instructional video here to see it in action.
1. Dual Shoulder Elastic Webbing (default option)
Pros |
Cons |
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Distributes Weight Evenly |
Takes slightly more Time to put on |
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Less Movement Restriction |
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Most Stable for Light (1-2 lb) Loads |
2. Single Shoulder Elastic Webbing
Pros |
Cons |
Most Options |
Unequal Weight Distribution |
Less Movement Restriction |
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Easier to Access pack in Backpack Mode |
Switch Shoulders on the go.
A unique advantage of the single shoulder is its easy conversion into a backpack.
3. Non-Elastic Webbing
Pros |
Cons |
Easiest to Put & Take Off |
Unequal Weight Distribution |
Most stable for Heavy (3+ lb) Loads |
Some Movement Restriction |
Non-Elastic with hipbelt works great for heavier loads, such as a longer hike where you need to carry ~2L of water or more.
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