Wear Guide
Learn the patented U-shaped strap once and the rest follows — no extra parts, no tools. Whether you're carrying concealed, riding, hiking, or just running out the door, these are the exact steps to lock the bag to your body and keep moving.
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Eight short clips: three to set up the strap, then one for each way to wear it. Play the video and follow the steps beside it.
Every configuration starts from the same patented U-shaped strap. Learn it once and all eight modes follow.
Your bag comes with two detachable straps — a wider main strap and a slimmer leg strap.
The main strap is your waist or shoulder strap; it clips on at the top.
The short, skinny leg strap clips on at the bottom.
Low-profile waist carry that stays put through any activity.
Find the slide adjuster in the middle of the waist strap.
Pull the excess webbing through so the strap doubles up.
Fold the surplus into a neat bundle at the center.
Wrap the belt keeper around the bundle and press the snap closed.
To change length again, pull the webbing back through and slide the adjuster to fine-tune the fit.
Secure thigh carry for hands-free movement on the trail, motorcycle, or convention floor.
Hold the buckle firmly in one hand to get familiar with the leg strap.
With your other hand, push the strap toward the buckle to create a loose loop.
Grab the strap end, pull away from the buckle, then draw the slack through to tighten — the more you pull, the shorter it gets.
To lengthen, pull the strap back out over the buckle, hold the buckle, and pull the bottom strap of the loop.
It's a tension system — practice until the fit suits you.
Even weight distribution for all-day comfort on longer outings.
Remove the belt, then flip the bag over to the back.
Lengthen the main strap to suit your height.
Thread the belt through the top loop.
Clip the buckle to the bottom of the bag to form the backpack straps.
Bring both straps together at the center, secure them with the belt keeper, and snap it closed.
Leave the leg strap on or remove it, adjust the length, and put it on.
Diagonal strap keeps the bag close and secure in crowds.
Use the slider buckle to lengthen the strap for cross-body, or shorten it to wear on one shoulder.
Drape the strap so the bag sits where you want it.
Wrap the belt keeper around any extra strap and snap it closed to keep it tidy.
Front-body access without slowing down.
Take the leg strap, lengthen it, and clip it on top — this strap goes around your neck.
Bring in the waist belt and clip it on the bottom.
Fasten the waist belt around your waist with the buckle.
Concealed carry under a jacket — secure, invisible, always accessible.
To set it up as a right-handed waist bag, hold the buckle and slide to lengthen the strap.
Wrap the bag around you like a belt and fasten it back up at your waist.
For the leg strap, unclip it and clip it back in around your leg.
To wear it on your left instead, change the direction of the hooks — flip the buckle side of the strap to the front.
Quick-access single-strap carry across the chest or back.
Flip the bag over and bring in the waist belt.
Clip the buckle side on first.
Clip the other side onto the back.
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