Customer Reviews for RYOBI ONE+ 18V Chemical Sprayer Backpack Holster

Well-built & easy to use.

Perfect size and power to spray bugs on a 1/2 acre property.

This is a pretty handy little pack. It's much better than carrying the sprayer in one hand and the wand in the other. The backing/base of the compartment could be a little more rigid to prevent a full tank from sagging away from your back.

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Good product but not really needed. Sprayer has a shoulder strap that is much more practical because you cannot turn the sprayer on and off while wearing it in the backpack holster, but you can if it is in the shoulder strap. If you don't turn it off, the pump keeps running as there is no pressure switch.

The holster is not uncomfortable, but it is impossible to reach the sprayer's on/off switch while wearing the backpack, making it less than useful. Granted, this is more a sprayer problem than a holster problem, but still, someone should have thought of this during product development.

Sprayer works great, but I don't like that the pump motor runs all the time. I wish ( I know it will make the price go up ) that the pump shut off when the trigger is released, with maybe a pressure switch built in, just like your electric pressure washer's, that I also own. other than that, it's a very good sprayer. The holster is OK, but the cross strap pulls up in my neck. I fell like a grown man caring a child's backpack, to small.

The backpack it rwally awsome thing to come up with fot the hand held sprayer.

Simple bag to turn handheld sprayer into a backpack sprayer. Why didn’t someone think of it sooner?!?

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awesome 1 gal carrier, a little small for 2 gal carrier ...... everything fits, its a little top heavy with 2 gal spraye but in all it works well

Bought this for my 2 gallon Ryobi sprayer and it is a perfect accessory to make the job of deer spraying even easier. The sprayer fits perfectly and the backpack holster is comfortable. A must have if you have the ryobi sprayer.

Works well, though a bit awkward (which is more the idea of hoisting an two-gallon non-formfitting container on your back than a function of the backpack). I used it spraying a thousand-foot driveway and some parking areas (maybe eight two-gallon loads all told), and I had no problems nor any soreness (I'm approaching 70 and in so-so shape). Bottom line, if you're going to spray more than one load at a time, get the backpack!