SOLO Backpack Accessory, Gray and Black xz 4900599

I have purchased and used lots of different sprayers and backpacks over the years and this is the best. If you get a new Solo 4 gal sprayer and carry it near full over long distances or rough ground, it is $50 well spent. I noted others comments and can see that the sprayer and fitted backpack might be too short for those over 6 ft but plenty of adjustment to that point at least. Yes, it uses velcro for a couple of attachment points to the tank but still seems secure after hard use. Not sure all neg. commenters actually assembled it correctly. Take your time and examine diagram. Also note good padded waist belt that fits where it is supposed too- just above hips resting down on them not around them.

What can I say, I love it and its better than expected. I had a older Roundup 4 gal. No Leak Pump Backpack Sprayer and I converted it to battery thanks to Youtube. I seen this harness and was sure hoping it would work with it and it all clicked together fine. Many many thanks yall. Kenny Morris Wade,Ms

Much better than the original harness, better anchor point and padding.

Price. Quality.

i have no idea who designed this. not comfortablee. straps too high on tank. mid strap more like a chest strap. straps are way too short. have to find a usable strap as it requies you to snip your s\original strap

Works good, fairly comfortable to wear with a 4 lb craftsman sprayer. Took a min to figure out how to attach straps, but it works good.

Gave these a try for the 2018 season. I am a dry land farmer and we do a lot of backpacking, I had been looking for a long time for something like this. Anyone who does significant work with a backpack knows very well that using them with just the shoulder straps gets pretty annoying pretty quickly.This is an ok product that could be a great product but for one major flaw that would be easily fixable and another that is a little less important and perhaps without an easy solution. The lesser problem that I don’t see an obvious solution for is that the belt sits a little too high and is more of a waist belt than a hip belt. Unless the actual backpack design is changed, the hip belt is probably doomed to sit a little high.The more important and frustrating problem is that the Velcro straps that hold the harness to the pack and are responsible for ensuring stability have to be characterized as pathetic and the Achilles heel of the product. The Velcro straps are both too short in length and not nearly as thick as they should be to carry the amount of weight that is put on them. Because of this the backpack shifts and fishes around independently of the harness which loses its function of providing stable contact between the weight of the backpack and where that weight rests on your body. It is sad that a well engineered product loses most of its functionality and appeal because of a little Velcro strap that just needed to be more robust. I can only imagine that some clueless executive decided the Velcro straps weren’t actually important and some tiny cheap ones were just fine, because otherwise this is a well thought out and engineered product.

Fits very well on the sprayer and certainly makes carrying it much easier. I can now do a full load of water instead of limiting myself to 1/2 load. It's almost a necessity to have this harness in my opinion.