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

Solid product, performs as advertised. Will be especially useful cleaning leaves from gutters with shopvac.

Lil vac works good

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!

Does what it says it will do. Not the most comfortable - how can it be, having a vacuum strapped to your back? - but it's well worth every penny.

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.

I bought this to strap up my camping chair, so I can carry it with me while fishing a river. Best idea ever!!

Bought it for a vacuum around the house but it’s not very comfortable. I can’t see myself buying a real backpack vacuum so this will do until I could figure something out. I think if I add some kind of frame for stability it may work.

Sorry - haven’t had occasion to use it yet. We want to haul water in 5 gal jugs from a Mt spring for drinking water to our vehicles

Too small