I've been looking at the BagsxBird offerings and the Goldbacks look so well
thought out and slick.
I still like my old Riv/Carradice Barley bag but am always frustrated by
the buckles which require two hands to cinch and have poorly covered side
pockets.
Jay's website shows both the largest
I’m having a hard time believing a Fabio’s chest is 44 liters. I had one and
there were a number of things that I didn’t like about it. Mainly, the more you
pack in it, the weirder and more unweildy the shape gets. On my saddle, it
would almost turn slightly upside down when fully loaded. Also,
Thanks for the comparo, Ana. I did own a nice Large Saddlesack and found
the volume a bit disappointing, compared to my Ortlieb Rollers and even the
Medium I'd owned before. If I am smart, I'll stick with the Ortliebs
On Sun, Dec 30, 2018 at 11:42 AM Ana Candela wrote:
> Patrick,
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> Besides
Patrick,
Besides what Patrick suggested of strapping stuff on top, the Sackville bags
allow for expandability with their inner flap and extra long straps, so only
the sides would be exposed with really large loads. I’m sure you could carry a
few bags of cheese puffs! ;-)
I’ve never used the
I've done that too, with all sorts of bags, but it's too inconvenient (for
me, personally) -- I want a carrier that I can shove things in, cover up,
and click or strap closed. And I'll bet that the family sized 2 gallon bag
of Cheez Doodles won't take kindly to being cinched down on top of the