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Putting a rucksack on –
Never raise rucksack from the
ground and then onto the shoulder when your knees are
extended. First raise the rucksack with the carrying grip,
and slip into one shoulder strap and then into the other. If
you can‘t raise the rucksack, you can lift it onto your thigh
and then bring it into carrying position.
Adjusting the shoulder straps –
You can regulate the length
of the shoulder straps by adjusting them on the back carrying
system. When doing so, it is important that the S-shaped
contour of the straps relieve loads to the neck muscels.
You can remove the shoulder straps from the rucksack by
opening the outer Velcro straps and the inner wooly strap.
Then both straps must be completely unthreaded from the
guide system. When you do this, first note their top position.
The shoulder straps are lengthened by placing them higher
up, and shortened by placing them at a lower position. Then
establish the new higher position and thread the wooly strap
through the guide system. Thread in the three cross straps
beneath the Velcro strap. Now engage the shoulder straps
in the correct position. Finally, close the wooly strap and the
Velcro strap and try out the new shoulder strap position.
Fitting a rucksack –
To properly fit a rucksack, it must be
loaded and all the straps must initially be loosened. The
order in which the belts and straps are tightened is impor-
tant: Always start with the hip belt, then the shoulder straps,
and then the positioning adjustment straps. Approximately
the middle of the hip belt should close around the hip bones.
Then tighten the shoulder straps. The padding should be
snug against the shoulders. But do not make them too tight
as this shifts the load too far away from the hips and onto
the shoulders. The position adjustment straps (on the shoul-
der straps) must be attached in the area of the collar bone.
By slightly tightening them, the rucksack is positioned on the
back. Make sure the shoulder straps lay clean and snug to
the shoulders. The length of the back is correct if the position
adjustment straps are adjusted between 20° and 30° to the
horizontal. For anything less than 20° you should select a
longer back and for anything more than 30° a shorter back.
The sternum strap between the shoulder straps relieves
the shoulder joints of loads (important when climbing,
skiing and hiking).
Rain cover –
On its rucksacks, TASMANIAN TIGER uses
water-resistant coated quality materials, chiefly Textreme
and Texamid, in order to provide protection for the contents
in case of cloudbursts. However, in case of longer heavy
rains an additional rain cover is required (and is available
as an accessory from the TASMANIAN TIGER range of
products). These rain covers are available for any rucksack
size and also protect your rucksack from dirt as well as wear-
and-tear.
Cleaning rucksacks –
Because of their PU padding and other
materials used in rucksack construction, rucksacks cannot
be washed in a washing machine. To clean a rucksack, dry-
brush it and wipe clean with a moist cloth. Do not use caustic
detergents.
Packing –
The closer heavy objects are to the body, the
easier it is to put a rucksack on and to balance it while car-
rying. Heavy objects should be placed over lighter objects at
shoulder height. Only the basic necessities should be carried
on the outside, but a variety of our rucksacks provide practi-
cal attachment possibilities for attaching things to the side,
such as tent poles. A sleeping bag belongs in the bottom
compartment. Stuff sacks keep everything organized for sto-
wing in the main compartment or side pockets.
Replacement parts –
Buckles are critical elements of a ruck-
sack. If you decide not to take along TASMANIAN TIGER‘s
Outdoor Repair Kit, you should take replacement buckles for
the shoulder straps and hip belt.
Sternum strap –
The anatomically-designed S-shaped
shoulder straps from
TATONKA
provide improved freedom
of movement and thus relieve neck muscles. The height-
adjustable sternum strap on
TATONKA
rucksacks improve
freedom of movement; for example while skiing or climbing,
the sternum strap stabilizes the shoulder straps and prevents
the rucksack from slipping from the shoulders.
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TT Mission Bag
7710
032 flecktarn
036 cub
040 black
55 x 28 x 20 cm
37 l
1900 g
Texamid 11.1
120,00
TT Mission Bag
7710
342 woodland
337 desert camo
343 khaki
55 x 28 x 20 cm
37 l
1900 g
Texamid 11.1
120,00
TT Mission Bag XTR
7711
032 flecktarn
036 cub
040 black
76 x 40 x 25 cm
65 l+10 l
3490 g
Texamid 11.1
220,00
TT Mission Bag XTR
7711
343 khaki
76 x 40 x 25 cm
65 l+10 l
3490 g
Texamid 11.1
220,00
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Your speciality retailer:
WWW.TASMANIANTIGER.INFO
TATONKA GmbH
· Robert-Bosch-Str. 3 · D- 86453 Dasing / Germany
Tel.: +49 8205 9602-0 · Fax: +49 8205 9602-30
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