Hi Viz Backpack Cover

yost72
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I use a large MIG backpack for my commute to work (50x40x35cm) and wanted a hi viz cover for it. I bought one which said it could handle capacity 'up to 40 litres' but it was way too small. I need the large backpack to fit in everything I need, but I am not sure if there is a Hi Viz cover out there which is large enough. Does anyone know of any, or are there any decent alternatives like attaching a 'sash' or something similar to the backpack - any recommendations or advice would be appreciated....
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I was gonna suggest an Evoc as I have one for the camlebak I use on my MTB when its filthy, had a quick look but couldn't find a high viz on crc.Advocate of disc brakes.0
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I've seen some safety sashes on the Colan website but not sure if they are suitable or not.0
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You could always make your own if you have a simple sewing kit available. You can buy a high vis/ reflective drawstring bag from ebay for around £2-3, and you could cut that open, attach some elastic cord or straps and away you go.0
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Here you go - http://startcycles.co.uk/more-mile-reflective-backpack-cover.html
Not sure how capable it is - search for Amazon and reviews? Other colours also available and only a tenner compared to Respro alternatives.
Here you go - done it for you! http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B008LUUJXE/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1
Change search to newest first - that's what I do anyway. Seems reasonable...
Please report back if you decide to bite the bullet - cheers0 -
Grab one from Deuter, fully waterproof with elasticated seams and in nice high viz yellow.
http://www.deutergb.co.uk/accessories/raincover-i/Scott Speedster S20 Roadie for Speed
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n+1 is well and truly on track
Strava http://app.strava.com/athletes/16088750 -
Every time I've gone into my Tescos for the last week I've seen them selling a hi viz backpack cover. Probably worth a punt ?0
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These have one for £5.99. But if you are carrying in excess of 40 litres you would be better off with panniers and fitting them to your bike rather than your back, a lot more comfortable.
http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/raincover-65-85l-p1554400 -
Or Decathlon £6.99 http://www.decathlon.co.uk/poncho-backp ... 28567.html
or even a bigger one: http://www.decathlon.co.uk/poncho-backp ... 28568.html0 -
Motion Fox, these are an unbelievable job! Work perfect for me
http://shop.motionfox.com/product/flashbk-yellow/0 -
if you're still looking, your local Aldi might still have some from some weeks ago - my local one does.0