R.E.Load vs. Chrome
10-18-07, 10:36 PM
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I really like my Reload Small Civilian...I think it's bigger than it looks online, and I can carry multiple textbooks and a sweatshirt no problem. The only complaint I have is the strap...while it's obviously strong, it's stiff, uncomfortable and hard to adjust. Everyone says it's supposed to loosen up over time though so hopefully it won't be a problem for long.
I would have liked to have gotten a Freight or a Chrome, but Chrome is just so played out in general, and already a few of my friends have Freights. I really like center-break strap design, it's so much easier than having to put the bag over your head every time you want to take it off.
If money were no object I'd get the new Freitag messenger
I would have liked to have gotten a Freight or a Chrome, but Chrome is just so played out in general, and already a few of my friends have Freights. I really like center-break strap design, it's so much easier than having to put the bag over your head every time you want to take it off.
If money were no object I'd get the new Freitag messenger
10-18-07, 11:03 PM
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Give me a break. It's just one, of many factors, obviously. Chrome, Freight, and Reload are all great bags. So which one do you choose? It comes down to the smaller more trivial details.
10-19-07, 12:36 PM
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i have the original freitag expandable and love it, but it definitely has the weakness of being a shoulder-sling type rather than an angle type like freight, bailey, chrome, &c. that new one seems to fix the (few) issues i have with mine.
