1. Hook

There are many types of hooks. There are standard Tension Hooks and some weird ones. Generally speaking, no matter what kind of accessory, the stranger the shape, the less the purpose. Who makes parents too professional? Here are a few typical introductions.

Plastic hooks are rarely used in external hanging systems, because things outside the bag are easy to collide during travel, and plastic things are easy to damage no matter how hard the texture is. The generally large Tension Hook is often used on the strap of a waist bag or casual school bag, and is used with the D-rings on both sides of the bag. Small hooks are often used in the bag to hang some keys and the like.

2.D-Ring

D-Ring got its name because it looks like the letter "D". It has a wide range of uses. It is often used on the strap to fix water pipes or hang some small objects. When on the road, many travellers often put towels into the D-Ring to wipe off the sweat on their faces.

There are not many types of D-Ring. The arc is very smooth, suitable for grasping with the index finger or thumb, so some bags will design the D-Ring in the place where the force is assisted. For example, a larger travel bag has a D-Ring on the front right side of the strap. This design is designed to support the afterburner with your right hand when the bag is too heavy.

3. Square ring

Like the D-ring, the Slotted Loop is named after its shape. Slotted Loop is often used in plug-in systems. For example, there are four Slotted Loops on the cover of a general mountaineering bag, and these four Slotted Loops can be used to hang sleeping bags and the like.

This Slotted Loop can be used in conjunction with an oval three-stop buckle, which can be fastened like a button on clothes. You can easily attach a small bag to the backpack. It can also be used as Slotted Loop alone.

4. Rope buckle

Rope buckles are generally used together with ropes to buckle long ropes. For example, the mouth of a big bag usually has a rope and a rope buckle, and the rope buckle is used to shrink the mouth of the bag. In addition, some small shrinkable bags may often be used in outdoor products, and the bags generally use rope buckles. The most frequently used rope buckle. Simple, generous, and practical. Therefore, it is also the most counterfeit cord buckle on the market. Whether it is a professional mountaineering bag or a down jacket, this type of buckle is often used. There is a spring inside, which can effectively lock the rope.

5. Zipper tail buckle

Generally, the zipper tail of the mountaineering bag is not the metal piece of the zipper tail, but is passed through with a rope and fastened with a tail buckle. On the one hand, for the convenience of pulling, ropes and tail buckles are better than using metal pieces, especially in cold weather; on the other hand, there is no metal collision sound when walking. Others say it is to reduce weight. The most frequently used zipper tail buckle is beautiful and durable. Replace metal pull tabs. I would like to remind you that if you want to see how the backpack is made, you can pry open the zipper tail to see if the rope tail has been roasted. A good backpack requires the rope head to be roasted to prevent the rope from falling off.

6.Flat Rubber Handle

Mountaineering bags generally do not use specially produced handles, and generally use general webbing as handles, which may be due to weight considerations. Flat Rubber Handle is used for general leisure bags. Flat Rubber Handle is often used in outdoor leisure bags. Flat Rubber Handle feels good and can bear a certain weight.