USA Premium Lightweight Carrier for Inogen One G5 Oxygen Concentrator, Portable Oxygen Backpack

The backpack for the Inogen Rove 6 fits the concentrator perfectly. I appreciate the chest and waist straps to help stabilise the load. The pockets are useful for keys, wallets etc. The cannula holder on the shoulder strap keeps things tidy and not strangling myself. I really like this backpack!

Es una excelente bolsa que ayuda a agilizar las actividades ya de por sí difíciles con el uso de oxígeno. Es muy práctica y bonita.

C’est un excellent sac à dos que j’utilise depuis 8 mois . Il est très confortable et solide . Je joue au golf 3 fois par semaine et je ne suis pas gêné par le sac à dos . Je recommanderai le même sac lorsque le mien sera abîmé et je ne commanderais pas le modèle chinois un peu moins cher . Belle qualité de fabrication

I purchased this backpack because it is advertised as specifically for the Inogen G5 or Rove 6 (essentially the same devices with minor updates on the Rove 6. The seller's listing specifically states several times that ONLY the G5 and Rove 6 will fit and not to try to fit other models. Upon examining the back pack I must agree that it is cut, shaped and stitched to fit the above devices and hold them safely. The Positives: The device installs from the bottom of the back pack (not the top) via a zippered flap. This makes changing the battery during use quite easy without disturbing your cannula hose setup. Importantly, there is a removable foam pad attached to the flap. It provides padding when the small battery and is removed when the larger battery is used (clever idea) The Straps: Many reviews mention that there are too many straps or the straps are too long. I count only three/four straps. There are the left and right shoulder straps and then a two-part waist strap. Personally, I couldn't find any use in using the waist straps and if not used they do flop around when putting on the back pack. The two shoulder straps do have what appears to be a great deal of unnecessary length past the adjuster. I'm a bit over six foot so I do let the straps out a good bit, still there is nearly ten inches past the adjuster that is not used. This excess length does flop around while trying to put on the back pack. I solved the problem by taping the excess flat against the rest of the shoulder strap once I finalized my most comfortable back pack positioning. There are several pockets build into the back pack. One is for a water bottle while a zippered pocket on the opposite side is a good place for small items. On the back side is a zippered opening designed for storage of the cannula. Overall quality of the backpack is good. No loose threads or badly fitting joints. The backpack is relatively light, but the fabric is heavy enough that it will last a long time. size? There is no need for the back pack to be any larger than necessary to hold the O2 Concentrator. The two side pockets are a plus without adding excess size. The back straps are adjustable enough to accommodate both a larger person or someone smaller. I've looked for negatives or things I wish they would change, but after several weeks the back pack seems incredibly well thought out and well constructed. Overall, I am very impressed and recommend it to anyone looking to spread the weight of the concentrator around a bit.

Cuidado se pega arancel y sale muy cara. La mochila está bien