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I was chatting to a courier (Peter) this week, who owned a Bagaboo Workhorse Pro. It was Army Green, and I really was intrigued by it. He let me poke around in it and give it a good examination. It was really excellently made, and had a strap/harness that could be used in a traditional sling fashion (ie. one major strap), or had an additional strap that was not a stabiliser (and it had that too), but it was essentially a four-point strap harness. This "Peter" was a heavy-set bloke, and it made me wonder if that set-up wouild fit me also? I was anyway very impressed. The bag sits without moving, when the four-point harness is in place, and that is quite a feat. The main strap adjusts quickly, though there is a learning curve. I didn't think I'd admire a four-point harness, as it seems too much like a backpack to be of much point. But, a four-point harness, that can be also used as a normal two-point harness, seems actually quite a beautiful solution.
