I've added a few back-pack style courier bags to the list, as I feel they're warranted. It seems that all the
kerfuffle Paul Michel kicked up a while ago, about courier bags being ghey, was not a remote an idea as
we would have thought. Some manufacturers have stepped up to the plate, and are offering backpacks
that differ from the hiking variety, by either being a lot wider, or are incorporating design features
found on one-strap courier bags - like inner pockets, and much better visual designs.
Some of the offerings are by early adopters - Ortlieb, and MER Bags. Later offerings came from Kata,
and Howies. Most recently have been bags from Chrome, Crumpler, MissionWorkshop, and VAGX.
IMO, the VAGX, MissionWorkshop, MER and Ortlieb, look best designed. The Crumpler looks least up to the job.
I've added a few back-pack style courier bags to the list, as I feel they're warranted. It seems that all the
kerfuffle Paul Michel kicked up a while ago, about courier bags being ghey, was not a remote an idea as
we would have thought. Some manufacturers have stepped up to the plate, and are offering backpacks
that differ from the hiking variety, by either being a lot wider, or are incorporating design features
found on one-strap courier bags - like inner pockets, and much better visual designs.
Some of the offerings are by early adopters - Ortlieb, and MER Bags. Later offerings came from Kata,
and Howies. Most recently have been bags from Chrome, Crumpler, MissionWorkshop, and VAGX.
IMO, the VAGX, MissionWorkshop, MER and Ortlieb, look best designed. The Crumpler looks least up to the job.
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