Trasharoo...

[ttfhell]

How old was yours? The new ones have a top strap that connects the other two. I haven't had any sagging issues...at least not with my trasharoo.

2013, mine was just like a back pack. Crossing the straps helped.

 

[MTG]

2013, mine was just like a back pack. Crossing the straps helped.

I had this visual of you and your trasheroo..

 

[Sharkey]

2013, mine was just like a back pack. Crossing the straps helped.

Yep, the strap design is different now. It's like a backpack but with the chest strap connecting the shoulder straps together, if that makes sense.

 

[ttfhell]

I had this visual of you and your trasheroo..


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Homework these days...

 

[JAGS]

Yep, the strap design is different now. It's like a backpack but with the chest strap connecting the shoulder straps together, if that makes sense.

Mine is the old style. Not a fan. It sits in my garage never used on dirt. New one sounds like it is better.

 

[blackrubi14]

As many others, I also have a Trasharoo, good to have on the trail for sure.

 

[Clifford33]

I had this visual of you and your trasheroo..


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Here's a good one.

 

[NevadaZielmeister]

While I could never condone or even consider placing my child in the back like that, it did spring up an idea.

What about using the trasharoo to hold a gas tank (or two). Has anyone tried that? Would the material hold up?

 

[Clem319]

While I could never condone or even consider placing my child in the back like that, it did spring up an idea.

What about using the trasharoo to hold a gas tank (or two). Has anyone tried that? Would the material hold up?

I'm sure it would be fine. They are pretty strong.

I trasharoo, do you?

 

[bdan84]

Love the trasharoo

 

[pkc_powerman]

I throw my recovery gear in one and it holds up great.

 

[Kyle7R]

Just a simple canvas bag, use it at the beach mostly. Plus it was free :thumb:

 

[Clifford33]

While I could never condone or even consider placing my child in the back like that, it did spring up an idea.

What about using the trasharoo to hold a gas tank (or two). Has anyone tried that? Would the material hold up?

I'm right with you it looked funny but yes it's a very stupid idea.

 

[RUBEERCON]

I run a 25.00 large dry bag with side storage. Just hose it out when done and roll it back up. Abrasion resistant and never leaks fluids when I toss it in jeep to head back in town.