O2TOTES Premium Backpack – Fits Inogen One G5 & Rove 6, Lightweight Design with Adjustable Padded Straps & Zippered Bottom

This is an excellent backpack! Easy to wear, perfect fit for Inogen Rove 6. I like the extra pockets for carrying supplies or personal items. It's easy to see the control panel and make adjustments as needed. It's lightweight yet very sturdy.

Bought this for my dad so he can do his daily walks a little easier. It fits his concentrator just as they promised and it has extra pockets for his batteries, pulse ox and keys. It was made well and has been very durable thus far. Zippers work great with no snagging or catching. It’s also neat that it has the place to feed the cannula through on one of the straps so it doesn’t get tangled up. Would definitely recommend!

I had been using the shoulder strap bag that came with my portable concentrator. It was nice but uncomfortable for longer distances. That’s what made me look into getting a backpack for my device. After much research I decided on this bag from O2TOTES USA. Coincidentally, it is comes from/is made right in my own city.This bag is nice and has a lot going for it. My InogenOne G5 concentrator fits nicely but not too snuggly. It could be a little more snug, to be honest, but I have not found this to be a problem. There is a mesh side pocket that fits my water tumbler nicely and would also be good for an umbrella, and another side pocket that is smaller and good for keys, inhaler, meds, etc. There is also a front pocket that I haven’t found a use for yet. The waist strap is pretty much useless in my opinion but I did opt to attach and use the optional chest strap as the bottom of the bag was slightly digging into my back and adding the chest strap alleviated that. I will probably cut the waste strap off but am waiting to see if I find a use for it.There is a zipper on the right (when you’re wearing the bag) to run your nasal cannula through. This is nice but from there the line of the cannula can get into awkward positions and I am still figuring out what works for me. All in all this is a great choice if you’re using the same concentrator and are looking for a backpack for it. Hands down my concentrator does not feel as heavy to me as it does when I carry it in a shoulder strap bag.

I received my - O2totes USA premium Lightweight Backpack - one day early. My Rove 6 fits easily yet snugly into the backpack.One of the Velcro strips that hold a spacer in the bottom is not sewn well (the spacer is to be placed when using the single size battery). Also, instructions that are stamped on the opening flap are double stamped. (Printed instructions are included with the backpack.)Initially I didn't think I would need the chest strap, but it helps pull the shoulder straps away from my armpits. Time and usage will decide if chafing will be a problem. I agree with previous reviewers that the ends of the adjustable straps are quite long and can get in the way. (I'm 5'3" and 100-lbs.) One size fits all!I've been using a shoulder carrier. I like that this backpack distributes the weight evenly and leaves my hands free. I hope to get used to putting on and taking off the backpack soon. Having never used a backpack before, I find it awkward.

I love my new O2TOTES backpack for my Inogen oxygen concentrator. I really took the time to look at the reviews to see how people liked/didn’t like them. I finally settled on this one and I haven’t looked back. This is the perfect size, has holders for the oxygen hose, has enough pockets for EVERYTHING I need (I.e. my inhaler, tissues, Chapstick, ID and insurance card). There’s even a place for a water bottle that can be used as an extra pocket (I use it for my cell phone and reading glasses so that I can get to them easier). There is also a smaller pocket facing the back – a hidden pocket – just don’t put anything that can melt in there! But this really has made my life easier!The quality of the craftsmanship can’t be beat - they make it HERE, in the U.S.A. (which isn’t very common these days) so it doesn’t take long to get to its destination (IF you’re in the U.S.!). The first time I used this backpack, I noticed how much lighter it is compared to many other backpacks. A lot of people don’t even realize I’m on oxygen because the backpack looks so cute! And the back is padded so that you don’t have to worry about your POC digging into your spine - the arm straps are also padded so that your arms don’t wear out as easily.Between the quality, the craftsmanship, the storage capabilities, comfort, AND how light it is, this backpack has GREAT VALUE for the money!!Thank you O2TOTES!!!

really comfortable for carrying my Inogen G5 when doing any activity that needs hands free but is too bulky and awkward for full time use. The clip around the waist keeps it firmly in place when you bend over. Excellent for yard work, cleaning house, walking etc. The straps are very comfortable. I wear it for hours. I also like the mesh pouch on the side. It has a pull string closure to keep your cell phone secure and big enough for a water bottle or extra battery and the little cubby is great for my Air Pod case. I would use the back pack all the time except all the comfort (and straps) make it unstable. The straps get in the way when you are settin it down so you have to give special attention to move them, then it falls over anyway. I think the main thing that makes the unit unstable is you have to insert the G5 from the bottom and there is a 3 to 4-inch wedge/spacer at the bottom so it fits several units. That makes it a little sloppy on my G5 and that spacer not only makes it top heavy and is not a solid foundation. You make have better luck with stability on something that does not require the spacer. The back pack is excellent for hands free tasks and completely deserves a 5-star rating. I highly recommend it for hands free.

Item exactly what I wanted. So much better than the shoulder strap. Let's me operate with both hands free. Good quality product, well constructed, sturdy and good looking. Plenty of storage for my needs. I'm a happy camper.