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messenger caused pain when carried
i just bought a classic messenger
i am a right hander and when i wear my bag across left shoulder
the quick release clip will be situated on my right pelvis/hip
so when i walk around
the clip will hit onto my hip and
there will be pain/discomfort there after a long day carrying the bag
can this pronblem be solved or is the bag bulit like this?
i am a right hander and when i wear my bag across left shoulder
the quick release clip will be situated on my right pelvis/hip
so when i walk around
the clip will hit onto my hip and
there will be pain/discomfort there after a long day carrying the bag
can this pronblem be solved or is the bag bulit like this?
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?Maybe try wearing the bag a little higher up so it doesn't rest against your hip but it's more on your back. Hope that helps!
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Inappropriate?it helps as i no longer has the quick release clip "cutting" into my hip
but when i carry it higher on my back, the quick release clip now "cut" into the skin above the hip.
the problem may arise as i put my box file into the bag
and when the bag is carried it bends to accomodate the shape of the rigid box file inside.
is there a solution whereby i can continue to put my file in my bag and still i will not be hindered by the quick released clip as i need to keep my paperwork neat?
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?another possible option is to wear the bag on the opposite shoulder.. you wont have easy access to the quick release buckle but it wont be cutting you either.
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Inappropriate?i have change from putting my paperwork in a box file to those kind of transparent plastic folder
and after trying it out for a few month now the quick release buckle no longer bothers me anymore!
I’m thankful
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Inappropriate?I actually find that putting a large file folder or the like in my bag gives the part that touches my back some rigidity and makes it _more_ comfortable to wear. Hm. Glad you found a solution, though!
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