It would stabalize on me, but it really looked strange. These things were made for flat chested persons. If you are (as I am) slightly overweight and well endowed - let's just say the combination of the straps separates well. I've had a few comments madeOriginally Posted by SadieKate
Not enough of a reason to stop using it, but something to be aware of.
As an aside - are you sure you have the strap over the correct shoulder? I wore mine wrong for a while, and it didn't work so well in that configuration.
Carrie Anne
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01-31-2006, 10:25 AM #1
In through the out door..
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01-31-2006, 11:41 AM #2
I love headwinds! Really?
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I use a backpack for my commutes. I had to get a rack for the winter commute due to the extra clothes I had to pack back home but I wanted the weight evenly distributed on my back and was always afraid of having the messenger bag fall to one side while riding. I've been commuting for almost 2 yrs now with just a boring ol backpack and it's worked great.
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