Anyone use the AlarmTag on a backpack while traveling?

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  • #1836
    Jenna LeeJenna Lee
    Member

    I just got an AlarmTag and I’m thinking of clipping it to my backpack for a trip. Seems like it would be easy to grab if needed, but I’m wondering if the pull pin could get snagged on stuff accidentally. Has anyone had that happen with theirs?

    #1843
    no_sleepno_sleep
    Participant

    Can’t say I’ve had mine get snagged yet, but I also don’t clip it anywhere too obvious. I just keep it inside a small pocket where the pin is still easy to grab. Works fine for me so far.

    #1851
    RyanTRyanT
    Participant

    I’d just clip it to a zipper pull or something instead of leaving it dangling loose. Less chance of it getting caught on anything that way.

    #1859
    Tom in NYCTom in NYC
    Member

    Mine’s been clipped to the outside of my bag for a few months now and I haven’t had it snag on anything yet. I think people overthink this stuff.

    #1865
    Dani MoonDani Moon
    Member

    I wouldn’t overthink it. If it snags, move it somewhere else.

    #1871
    Noah KentNoah Kent
    Member

    I haven’t had any snagging issues with mine, but I also keep it clipped to a loop inside my bag rather than on the outside. Kinda defeats the quick-access purpose a bit, but it’s still easy enough to grab if I need it.

    #1878
    Mike TurnerMike Turner
    Member

    Mine’s been clipped to the outside of my bag for a while now and I haven’t had any issues with snagging. People worry about it too much, it’s not that fragile.

    #1883
    DonnaD
    Member

    I keep mine clipped to a loop inside the main compartment, so it’s not exposed to anything that could snag it. Feels fine for me that way.

    #1892
    Owen21Owen21
    Member

    I keep mine clipped to the shoulder strap webbing, not dangling free. Feels easy to grab but stays flat against the bag so nothing really catches on it.

    #1906
    MikeRobbins
    Member

    I’ve had mine on my bag for a week and nothing snagged yet. Seems like you’d have to really catch it on something for it to pull out.

    #1923
    Sarah
    Member

    I don’t know, I feel like if you’re worried about it snagging you’re probably overthinking a bit. I clip mine to a zipper pull on the outside and it’s been fine so far. It’s not like it’s dangling loose.

    #1936

    I keep mine clipped to the outside and haven’t had it snag on anything yet. But I only use it when I’m walking around the city, not on a packed bus or train. Might be more of an issue in crowded spots.

    #1949
    T_Holloway
    Member

    Honestly I think the snagging worry is overblown. Unless you’re shoving your bag into tight spaces constantly, the pin isn’t going to just fall out on its own. I’ve had mine clipped to a belt loop for months and it’s never gone off by accident.

    #1960
    Tom911
    Member

    I clipped mine to the outside of my bag for a bit, but honestly I just keep it in a side pocket now. Better safe than having it go off in a crowded train.

    #1971
    coffeeandscreenscoffeeandscreens
    Participant

    I dunno, I think you might be overthinking it a bit. I clip mine to the front of my bag and it’s been fine so far.

    #1982
    Eddie___K
    Member

    I think the snagging thing is a bit overblown. I’ve had mine clipped to a bag loop for a while and it never went off by accident. Seems like it takes a pretty solid yank to actually pull the pin.

    #5753
    Riley Ash
    Member

    I’ve been using one clipped to my backpack for a few months now and honestly haven’t had any issues with it snagging. I just make sure it’s on a tight loop rather than dangling loose. It’s worked fine for me so far, so I wouldn’t worry too much.

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