Many backpacks come with useful extra features, like hidden pockets, removable pouches, and key loops, but one you might not realise can actually be put to use if the diamond patch that some backpacks have on their front. Here’s what you can use it for.
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Commonly called lash tabs or pig snouts, these patches are meant to hold stuff that might not fit in your bag or that you want easy access to, like a rolled up jacket or water bottle. You can even use it for larger items, like a pair of shoes or flashlight, when travelling or exploring outdoors.
Simply attach whatever you want to carry to a thin rope and loop it through the patch’s slits. Make sure whatever you attach is secure and don’t use it for any valuables that are more exposed to damage or theft when tied to the outside of your bag.
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You could attach another backpack to it. And another one to that. And another one to that…
Pretty soon you’ll have inceptioned your bag enough to carry everything you own with you.