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Adjustment of the rucksack
- Once the rucksack is loaded, the compression straps are pulled to fix the load within the rucksack.
- In a next step, all of the straps belonging to the carrying system (shoulder strap, load control strap, hip belt, and hip belt stabilisation strap) are released (ill. 1).
- The rucksack is put onto the shoulders. The tightly pulled hip belt should sit approximately in the middle of the side hip bone and enclose this snugly
- The shoulder strap can now be pulled on (not too strongly) (ill. 2).
- The chest strap is closed and thereby prevents the shoulder strap from sliding off the shoulders or forming pressure points (ill. 3).
- The load stabilisation straps are pulled on, without the shoulder strap being lifted from the shoulder carrier.
- The starting-point for the shoulder strap should lie approximately a hand width below the seventh vertebra of the neck (the one that is most prominent on the neck).
- The height of the shoulder strap can be adjusted as necessary. The starting-point for the load control straps should lie on the collar bone (ill. 4).
- If areas of pressure arise, the aluminium struts or the back plates can be adjusted to fit the shape of the back (preferably by a specialist dealer).
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