Crumpler bags

it's very use-full if you have put and take packages out of them. personally i prefer the timbuk 2
bags. much better construction and much more functional.

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Quoted message said:

Just got one - but am completely mystified by what the quick flick buckle's for! I'm assuming it's
for adjusting the shoulder strap to a shorter length for cycling that can then be releases for off
the bike.

Is that right?

andy w <[email hidden]> wrote:
: Just got one - but am completely mystified by what the quick flick buckle's for! I'm assuming it's
: for adjusting the shoulder strap to a shorter length for cycling that can then be releases for off
: the bike.

I adjust the strap shorter when there is less stuff in the bag and longer when there's more
in the bag.

YMMV.

Arthur

Arthur Clune said:

I adjust the strap shorter when there is less stuff in the bag and longer when there's more
in the bag.

My bag (home-brew design, the yellow Kevlar one) is arranged so that the chest strap always falls
open to its longest, whenever I unfasten
it. When putting it on I just pull it tight again. This also makes it easier to put on.

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It's about time I made a new one. Kevlar takes an age to wear out, but the open weave does collect
road-dirt and it's 5 years old now.