You're video prompted me to purchase one. Great job! It's really convenient, but I'm switching out the velcro straps to buckles, adding a water bottle net, and wider shoulder slings and putting a zipper in one of them for my phone for front access and security. Also, making some other adjustments, but when I'm finished, it'll be the "perfect" bag! haha.
Nice review. I think the bag itself is a little too small for my needs (laptop, textbooks, etc.) though. Thanks for showing us how it'll fit on different boards. Very informative and detailed.
I got one of these from "MUTTUS" but it's exactly like the bag you got, even branded MACKAR haha. Probably a reseller. It's a nice bag though tbh. Nice and small and I like the shoulder strap when I'm not strapping a board on
I'm a newbie to eSk8 boarding and I'm waiting for a Meepo v3 as my first one. Either backpack would be great since I don't have anything now... good luck to all!
I originally recorded this, but forgot to insert it. Less than 10 seconds to remove. Maybe a minute or two to strap it on, less when you e done it a couple of times and remember how to do it.
@@RonnieSarmiento Thank you so much :) most of the bags had to be imported in India , which makes it expensive than the board sometimes. Hence I had to be so picky about my gears when on a budget. Thanks for taking time to answer , it was helpful :)
What's up Ronnie. I'm thinking of getting this backpack but idk if it can be used as a backpack if you don't attach a board. If you're just carrying the bag without a board on it can you still use the straps to make it a normal backpack?
I'm looking for something that I can attach to my current backpack ... something like you showed in a first-place but more viable if you know what I mean.... do you know about something like that? thank you :)
Hey man awesome review! So I know I'm really late but I just wanted to thank you for all your "how to" tutorials. Like seriously man those helped me so much, I've been longboarding for about a year (doing downhill stuff) but recently I've really been into freestyle so I decided to get a Voldavor dancing board. I've been putting in work ever since I got it and your videos have really helped me understand how to pull off a lot of different tricks. My most recent video on my dead channel 😂 has some of the things I learned from ya if you wanna see it, so again thanks a lot man you're the best! 🤙🏾
I plan to use my board for my daily commute to school so ill probably need an actual bag that can carry my books and laptop so i think ill pass on those foldable ones.
@@RonnieSarmiento thanks, so shouldn't be a problem with the big battery? Thought there might be some sort of higher end restrictions, but it's safe and I'll leave the battery at 30% so it's in a deflated state too! :)
Ronnie Sarmiento Thanks for the info, I am seriously considering that as my new kid on the block. Those wheels look promising. I am a kind of beginner, over 200 pounds rider. Can those wheels climb a 2” high curb? My bones are sensitive and don’t like breaking ;-)
@@bodiecanty8435 it has given me 784 miles of joyful travels so far and going strong. 18 miles tonight, a fun group ride with friends in London. A fantastic budget board. Be nice to your battery. Avoid moisture. A great buy.
flowerpunkchip i got the bigger battery but I forgot all about the hand grip! I’ll probably get a deck hook for when I go shopping and hopefully that will hold
They did you like that smh one of my next board was going to be the evolve GTR but I was debating between the Metro board X and the evolve GTR I will hang back for now on the GTR bro in respect to you
