Backpack for Strapping in Leaf Blowers and Shop Vacs and Pressure Sprayers (Black)

This is exactly what I was looking for in fact I thought I would have to invent it myself. Shipping was great the product price was great the entire idea is fabulous I love it. I got an extra strap to use if I needed to Extend the straps. The paperwork said I would also get a pouch that would attach to the backpack however this was not included in the packaging. I give this invention five stars even without the pouch. I’m using this to hold my wet dry vaccum while I’m vacuuming my hardwood floors. I thought the vacuum might drop through since there’s no bottom strap to hold it in place but this did not happen. I just cinched up the straps and it held the metal shop vac tightly. I LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS THING. And the cost was so great I was thrilled that I didn’t have to invent it myself I could just purchase it online which took a lot less time. The chest straps on the front do hike up towards your neck and I think that I will sew them in to the strapping further down so they don’t ride up and try to strangle me. Not a big deal and very easy to fix and I can customize it to my own shape. They give you plenty of webbing to make adjustments and I just love this thing!!

Before I bought these straps, I left a question if the Ryobi 18v Wet/dry vac would fit. As you can tell in the picture, it did. Even though the reply was negative, I gave it a shot. So… it does fit well. Adjustable and easy to wear. Didn’t bother me going up and down the ladder. Came with additional straps but It is already good as it is. This strap is a time saver. So there goes around combining a cordless palm sander and cordless vac. 100% Cordless! I used it to sand ceiling for a job i had. Got tired of pulling the cord and hose. My Rigid Vac is worn out and sometimes it pops off the container when pulling it/ caring it up the ladder , leaving a HUGE mess. I can’t say much. The straps work well… too well! My job became less of a nightmare! Just so satisfied.

Update: The strap broke on me last month (October 2022) while fishing. After 5 months, the plastic buckle on the bottom of the shoulder strap snapped.I purchased the Strap Pack for the purpose of carrying my bucket of equipment from the car to a fishing spot. The back part is not the most comfortable when walking longer distances over .5 miles. However, it does fit perfectly on a 5 gallon bucket and keeps it very secure. The Strap Pack is well worth $30, because it eliminates the need to create a device with similar functionally. A useful addition to my fishing gear that frees up an extra hand while walking!

Bought 2 to use with 5 gallon buckets. The quality is good but the buckets are uncomfortable after a short while. We returned to carrying the buckets for now but kept the items to find a better use for them.

I use a Scott's Professional Battery Powered Sprayer, and this strap is totally worthless. It will not secure my sprayer...it either falls out the bottom of the harness, or, if I just start wrapping straps around my sprayer it almost continually engages the pressure relief valve.

Put on a 5 gallon bucket with a gamma lid to use the bucket as a cooler at a music fest, worked great. Did let the base of the bucket dig into my lower back a little bit I might just need to adjust where I have the straps.

I own a cleaning business and attached my eureka mighty mite canister vacuum to it and use the bag attachment it came w for cord storage. Thankful for this. So much lighter than my hoover commercial vac i use for my post construction cleans and these straps allowed me to make my own back pack vac for my everyday cleans! Thanks again!

The idea has merit but it failed at securing a small shop vac.- The top strap tends to block the vacs input and output ports- The two straps are spaced too far apart for smaller shop vacs and you really don't want to use it with a big/heavy shop vac.- Many small shop vacs are tapered which causes the straps to slip and there is no bottom to help secure it.The manufacturer should have provided detailed specs but did not so back it goes. They could have also provided compatible shop vac model numbers.If you want to use this with a shop vac you better have a unit that's tall and narrow and not tapered. It must also have the input and output ports positioned where the straps won't interfere. The fitment aggravation wasn't worth it. I decided to buy a dedicated backpack style vacuum instead.