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@MaxC
For sale, I have a PAC Ultimate professional courier bag.
It's 'left shoulder', black with my old company's logo embroided on the main flap, along with the Fortnum & Mason logo (a client we had a deal with). I colored both in with a black Sharpie so you can't really see them (although the ink has faded a bit), but the pen could be washed off if you wished... Or the embroidery removed (apparently).
I'm only looking for £130 because the stitching failed on the support or "Anti-Sway" strap which comes under your left arm. (if you can imagine which one it is).
It isn't one of the main straps and isn't essential BUT I repaired it by looping the fabric end through a plastic part of one of the lower compression straps... Which happened to be about 1 inch away from where the strap was originally stitched. Works exactly the same, I fixed it tidily with a rubber band and electrical tape. You won't see it unless you go looking for it and the new joint is very strong. (tried and tested out on the road...)
This bag is by far the 'people's choice' of many London messengers, only selling as I wanted to try out a backpack.
Includes hardly used extender straps, bloody useful if you want to use the bag to carry a whole bike. This bag is huge and the padding is GR8.
Have I forgotten anything? This bag is definitely very waterproof and extremely hard wearing. (except the failed strap of course, but this happened to a few of them from this batch. It's the thinnest strap on the bag, with the smallest amount of stitching.)
Thanks for looking,
Max
Here's a picture of the 'damage'-
Now with photos !
