Oooh, limited edition inside zipper pocket. And there's a removable back pad in there, too...which you don't often see on this small a bag.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Andrew!
Fifteen inches of love. In the bike bag stylee. (That means it has a cross strap.)
Oooh, limited edition inside zipper pocket. And there's a removable back pad in there, too...which you don't often see on this small a bag.
Oooh, limited edition inside zipper pocket. And there's a removable back pad in there, too...which you don't often see on this small a bag.
Maude V
That's where this bag is (downtown CoMo).
Uhm...let's see: a pretty standard fifteen incher but with this snazzy new red trim. I'm going to get some new colors some time...but I have to get 'em from this parachute supply place that's kinda pricey...unless I order a bunch...and then I could probably find another supplier. Hmm. But I don't need a bunch...
I put the buckles under the flap...probably the only time I'll do this.
Uhm...let's see: a pretty standard fifteen incher but with this snazzy new red trim. I'm going to get some new colors some time...but I have to get 'em from this parachute supply place that's kinda pricey...unless I order a bunch...and then I could probably find another supplier. Hmm. But I don't need a bunch...
I put the buckles under the flap...probably the only time I'll do this.
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Hobo Accordian Moon Bag
All right, new backpack. Let's see...this is my third top-loading pack. It kind of has an unfinished look since I didn't put a flap on it, but whatev. Who needs a flap.
I'm trying straight, skinny, flexible shoulder pads this time...instead of fat curved ones.
Nothing poking out top to block your line of sight whilst biking. Yeah.
A roll-top maybe? I probably should've sewn a strap that comes over the top...but I got tired of sewing straps onto this bag. Ha.
Ah, strap placement...what a pain in the ass. Ha. There's a balance or sorts here, between pack width and comfort...at least in my opinion. The closer the straps are together, the better the fit. The wider the top of the pack, the more crap you can fit in your bag. Depending on your anatomy, there's an optimal distance between the shoulder straps. I usually put the straps too far apart, 'cause I suck...see below. So on this bag I put 'em an inch apart to be safe.
Yeah, so I put these straps on too far apart because I didn't want the flap to bend back all goofy-like when I was wearing it...but the flaps always look goofy on these kinda bags...
I'm trying straight, skinny, flexible shoulder pads this time...instead of fat curved ones.Nothing poking out top to block your line of sight whilst biking. Yeah.A roll-top maybe? I probably should've sewn a strap that comes over the top...but I got tired of sewing straps onto this bag. Ha.
Ah, strap placement...what a pain in the ass. Ha. There's a balance or sorts here, between pack width and comfort...at least in my opinion. The closer the straps are together, the better the fit. The wider the top of the pack, the more crap you can fit in your bag. Depending on your anatomy, there's an optimal distance between the shoulder straps. I usually put the straps too far apart, 'cause I suck...see below. So on this bag I put 'em an inch apart to be safe.Yeah, so I put these straps on too far apart because I didn't want the flap to bend back all goofy-like when I was wearing it...but the flaps always look goofy on these kinda bags...
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