Need a fanny pack to carry a portable oxygen cylinder 4" dia. by 8.25" tall. The weight when full is about 4 lbs. Will this fanny pack work?
366576
That will not be a problem at all, in fact you could probably fit that and a bunch of other stuff in it with no problem! This is heavy duty canvas with heavy duty zippers so the weight is not a factor. You may even be able to fit two cylinders in at once.
366577
Yes it should work. I see no problem with the use you need. I an very happy with mine.
366578
No. Your cylinder is too heavy for this poorly designed fanny pack. The fanny pack belt buckle comes apart easily
366579
Sorry for response delay, but yes, the main section of this fanny pack will accommodate the 4 x 8.25-inch cylinder. Of course, it will be lying on its side if carrying on waist. I actually sling this pack on one shoulder, and it works fine that way.
366580
I wanted to add to my earlier answer after reading the other answer out there that thought it would be a problem. The buckle is very stout and does not come undone unless the release buttons are both pushed simultaneously. I use this for deer hunting in Wisconsin in the winter, and carry 5-10 lbs in it including ammo, knives, camera, lunch, water, etc. This is the second one of these I've owned and got the second because after 15 years of heavy use, the canvas was starting to rip around one zipper because I stuff too much into it. I can't explain why the other responder indicated the buckle was weak, perhaps they have a different bag? I wanted to add to my earlier answer after reading the other answer out there that thought it would be a problem. The buckle is very stout and does not come undone unless the release buttons are both pushed simultaneously. I use this for deer hunting in Wisconsin in the winter, and carry 5-10 lbs in it including ammo, knives, camera, lunch, water, etc. This is the second one of these I've owned and got the second because after 15 years of heavy use, the canvas was starting to rip around one zipper because I stuff too much into it. I can't explain why the other responder indicated the buckle... » Read More I wanted to add to my earlier answer after reading the other answer out there that thought it would be a problem. The buckle is very stout and does not come undone unless the release buttons are both pushed simultaneously. I use this for deer hunting in Wisconsin in the winter, and carry 5-10 lbs in it including ammo, knives, camera, lunch, water, etc. This is the second one of these I've owned and got the second because after 15 years of heavy use, the canvas was starting to rip around one zipper because I stuff too much into it. I can't explain why the other responder indicated the buckle was weak, perhaps they have a different bag? « Show Less
1459034
4 inches in diameter would be close, probably leave you with only an extra inch of Velcro. So I guess it depends on what it is and how secure it needs to be.
1684973
Agreed, there is a 16" maximum height for this particular back pack. This means it will accommodate the M4 cylinder you fill your self or the small B tank you get from your O2 provider. Having said that, there is a 21" bag made that will accommodate the M6 and D type tanks.
1267008
It is adjustable and will fit that height. It is probably the waist size that you will need to check before hand. Generally this pack is good down to 30". 32+ Is optimal.
827140
Sorry, Laura, but I can't help you, however; if it does fit you will love. Sturdy and easy to hang on belt loop or back pack. I'm in the hospital in FL, so I'm unable to shop.
1544646
it is a lil big and heavy but if u get a compression sack it will work. It is really warm, I use mine for back packing.
797474
Thanks. I'm thinking of using waterproof drawstring tote bag such as Liberty Bags Large Lightweight Nylon Drawstring Backpack which measure 17 by 20 inches and available at Amazon over the seat and tying it securely. Not sure what the seat measures but I wonder if that would work? PS: In red of course!
90488
I believe it would. I am no 115lb, but I am 5'4" and this pack is a very nice size for a day hike.
147459
I copy-pasted your Ruger information and I believe the dimensions shown in the manufacturer's pages will fit in even the smallest size of the fanny pack. I have a similar size pistol that works well in the pack. If you plan to use it as a shoulder sling, be sure to purchase the larger size. The small one has a much shorter strap. I have both but use the larger one for shoulder carry and the zipper pouches for accessories are larger too.
564221
I am able to put a school ruler (12") into the pack. It also seems that it would fit 5.5" the other way fairly easy--and the .5" will surely fit. I don't know what the keyboard looks like and I can't guarantee anything but I would bet 10 to 1 it will fit. I am very happy with my fanny pack. I use it every day as I commute to and from work. I love it.
769729
Yes, it does.It would, as long as your tote can handle the length and width.
375510
I have a 36" waist and there is plenty of room left over. It may be a snug fit, but it should work for you. Great pack and definitely worth the money!
1532981
I don't think this would work well, it kept slipping/rotating sideways on my bike, which isn't totally round either. I haven't found anything better yet, just using a fanny pack with water bottle for now. Good luck!
1956469
I don't think so... That said, depending on the size of your container, you might make it work by adding some additional strappage... bungies and the like. I like the larger size of this pack and I use the shoulder strap to help take the weight off my l hips when I have it fully loaded... You could add additional water inside the pack... 8^)
770589
We checked ours, but you could probably carry it on. It's half the length of your typical graco pack and play.
2127837
If you're a big guy, a large will work. But, it will be very tight and cumbersome. I don't like the newer fanny packs because they are rigid and stiff....so, I would not call it concealed. Everyone who knows guns know you are carrying.
985467
hi, the bag itself should hold up to 35 pounds, so you should be ok with the oxygen tank and the velcro should be able to hold the tank upright. if not you may have to tie it in place. thanks frank