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I hear ya. Since I do this part time, I have to load my gear in bags, carry it down my steps, throw it in my vehicle, drive to the job site, unload, then load again when finished, carry back up my stairwell, then finally put away. What a pain in the rear! It takes 1/2 hour-- and six trips from...

What I don't like about the bags mentioned are that they're top loaded. Unless you have your gear separated in other smaller stuff sacks, then put into say- a half dome or mescalito, you'll end with a challenging exercise of gear entanglement. I guess it could be likened to traveling on...

No, that's plastic for you.

Then you should write them. The more people who do, the quicker it gets fixed Oh, and don't forget include your shirt size in the heading ;). I'm wearing mine now...

Have him pick it up by one strap and sling it over his shoulder as one would do, to wear it like a back pack. That is what happened to me. Metolius acknowledged this design flaw. I'm curious as to if they'll have their Vietnamese assembling team fix this.

You're absolutely right. In fact it's holds more than you can comfortably carry. When I bought my Half Dome and had it loaded— half way, with just over 30lbs of gear, one of the plastic shoulder buckles failed. I then had to resort to carrying it by the two longer top mounted straps -slung over...

I have a Metolius Half Dome for stuffing my gear into quick for when I'm caught in our near daily afternoon summer showers. Completely water proofed and tough as nails. I'll also use it as a rope bag when I'm working amongst trees with gnarly briars or the like -around the base. It's tall, stays...