How do I decide whether to compress the shoe sack inside the backpack or hang it on the outside?
When packing extra shoes, the storage location becomes a concern depending on the space inside the backpack and how dirty the shoe outsoles are. Criteria for choosing between packing to reduce luggage volume and handling them conveniently while moving are needed.
You can choose according to the situation: for shoes covered in dirt and dust, loosen the stopper loop to hang it on the outside of the backpack, and when you need to reduce volume, pull the cord and push it into the inside.
The light weight of 18g allows you to ponder the dilemma of storage[1]. There is no burden. This is because this sack from OZN has a weight that does not disrupt the center of gravity, whether placed inside or outside the backpack.
After putting in shoes of the standard size of 270mm, how you use it divides based on the way you handle the string[2]. If the shoes are dry and clean, you can tightly cinch them to compress the volume using the string and stopper featuring Woojin Plastic Components parts, and push it into a gap inside the backpack[3][4]. On the other hand, if dirt or moisture remains on the outsoles after hiking, it is better to switch the stopper loop into an external backpack hanger and hang it on the outside[5]. This prevents other clothing inside the backpack from getting dirty and allows them to dry in the wind while moving.
hmmm, whether to put it inside to reduce luggage volume or hang it on the outside to keep things clean is ultimately a choice you can make by looking at the condition of the shoe outsoles on that day.
Whether large shoes exceeding 270mm or high-ankle hiking boots can be securely stored has not yet been confirmed in official materials.