For Sale: PAC Designs Ultimate X Strap Messenger Bag

Posted on Sat 5th, August 2017

• #1

aisha
World renowned messenger bag, hand-made in Canada. Google this bag and you will see pictures of small children being carried in them...

I love this bag but I'm much more likely to be on a tourer with panniers these days, so it's time to get part with it.

£160 posted in the U.K.

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• #2

sacredhart

I bought one of these in better condition than that for £45 on here recently.
• #3

aisha

That's great man - well done 👍
• #4

growing_fury

£45 is incredibly cheap, it's not a sports direct rucksack.
I also bought one of these for a similar price and it was the BEST bag I've ever bought. Never been a load I can't carry!
• #5

wildwest

Great bag. But a new bagaboo which is very similar is available for much less.
• #6

aisha

Thanks everyone - they are a great bag, and they are still being sold for 399CAD
I'm posting from Dublin - if anyone can collect from Dublin I can give a better price :)

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