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Really, it should be Scott on here giving the encouragement, but I think he's had enough of
me/us/Beth Ditto, so he's scarpered to a better place. :(
So, I'm going to be bold, and say what I like about each of the bags you guys have done so far, and the things that maybe I wouldn't want as much.
danb, I love the look, shape, and especially the texture (judging from the photo of course) of your bag. I'd gladly have one like that. The strap arrangement looks narrow though, for a big guy like me. I was also wondering, if having the strap points closer together would make the bag swing more, or less, from side to side when cycling. From the set-up, it looks like you have a stabilising strap? If so, super!
snoops, I love yours. It looks professional and polished. Amazing for a first effort. Would you be doing left and right shoulder versions? Also, what about colour options? You should inculde some of your other Flickr photos on this thread, as not everyone wants to go to another site just to see the back of your bag.
nuknow, I like your visualisation the best maybe. Its practical for winter, bright, and fun. The reflective strips are excellent. From my 17-18 year experience with my Timbuk2, I have a feeling, that without a stabilising strap, your bag would slip alot from my shoulders. That would be my main recommendation. Hope you don't mind.
Keep up the really excellent work fellas.