Can you comfortably wear this bag low(lower back/hip)? I will be using the bag for non-bike commuting
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Yes . That is exactly the way I wear it and I am a small person. I do not use it for biking. I have a old small bag and decided to buy this custom new small size bag which is a little bit larger having more room which is great for traveling and walking around. I picked the colors so it took a couple extra days to get. I do love it and glad that I purchased my second bag from Timbuk2
40260
Yes. I ride a bus and I walk down the isle without knocking someone in the head.
40261
It's feels awkward when I where it on my hip but it is comfortable on my lower back.
40262
Yes. I don't commute on a bike either and the bag is very comfortable to wear while walking or standing. Assuming that you wear it with the strap across your chest, and not hanging off your shoulder. The strap is very easy to adjust even while you wear it, it's one of the very nice features of all Timbuk2 bags. If you find that the bag is not sitting on your lower back or hip correctly, you can just adjust on the go.
1117777
The bag does not offer much in the way of protection, but it works as a backpack nicely. If you are wearing it on your back then it's safe from damage, but I would strap it on to anything.
782590
It would be really tight and not to safe....But it would fit nicely in one of the side pannier's that unfold out.. the picture shows them zipped up... that would be your best option in my opinion...Great bag hope this helps
61790
Yes. Tight, but the bag opens pretty wide. I carried my bass drum pedal easily. Good luck.Bob
321924
I use it every day on my bike commute to the train station, it's very comfortable and stable. Seriously, it's a great bag, I just need one with a bigger compartment.
1358256
You should be okay! You can adjust your seat to the lowest position and still be able to cycle to the fullest.
355498
If someone sets it up properly for you, it will not hurt your back. I have a bad hip and cannot take much pressure on it and the bike is good. The handle bars come towards the rider. Good luck. It is a lovely bike. Have you considered toe smaller version of the bike? It may work better. My shorter friend has it, she loves it.
703080
No, it's too heavy and too bulky. Spend a little more and get a higher quality bag.
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Answer is maybe, it isnt the most shallow of bags, on my trip i defiantly had to worry about one side slipping down and resting on the exhaust. Now on my trip one side was packed much heavier than the other, because i put all the tools on one side. But overall, i loved the bag, well worth the money.
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I agree with Ivan... not super thick but very sufficient. I have found this bag, along with the straps to very comfortable. I have it pretty well loaded when I use it and will wear it for hours and I love it.
2246803
Yes it really is a comfortable bag to carry. Also it may interest you to know that it had "fanny pack" capabilities. So you can wear it on your waist also. Have a blast at Disney!
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I would say no, It would be fine for an occasional commute, but for a regular 15 mile commute no. There is only one gear, and it is low so hills are quite a workout. and the seat is very firm and the tires are 20 inch so there is no suspension so you feel the road. If you are going to regularly commute 15 miles get one with a more comfortable seat and larger tires.
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No. The bag will not be too big. You should be fine, if you are at an average weight.
1184013
Probably, but I can't say you'll love this bag. It's well constructed and all, but it's a shade too wide. It tends to rub the inside of your thighs a bit. I'm 6'0", and 180 lbs. If the bag wasn't wider than the top tube it would be great. I'm going to try to live with it awhile, but I'm having severe doubts about it on a long ride. Mine is mounted on a Trek X-Caliber MTB which has a sizeable top tube, and the strap could fit a larger tube yet, so I don't think that would be an issue.
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The bag itself will remain on your back regardless of how rigorous your cycling is. However, I do not recommend placing your bottles on the side pockets. As the side pockets does not grip well enough. I often find my bottles falling out.
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I'd say yes, as long as you don't need lots of "wiggle room". This is the best bag I've ever had...super light, and sturdy....
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Dear Nina, I've bought the back pack one, is very light but the room for other stuff is not enough, so you better think about it. Materials are fine and design is cool. Best regards.