Can the shoulder pad be adjusted to hang directly over the shoulder and not just at the shoulder and against the chest?
1063215
No. The base has a rail piece to clamp just one rail to the back that connects the should pad. This 15mm rail piece is threaded, to screw on the shoulder pad. From my experience, this thread broke, literally snapped off and stuck inside my shoulder pad, and hour after using it. Since it's not an industry standard design, there is not replacement. It's a pretty horrible design and it failed on a fundamental level. I very much do not recommend it.
630548
I don't see why not. The shape of the pad might make for awkward placement on the front of the shoulder but it could work. I am using it between my shoulder blade and spine.
553573
It is adjustable to a certain extent. You can adjust the waist strap and the straps that goes over your shoulders. Overall this is a good buy. I bought it for back pain, but since I have chronic back pain, it isnt effective for my condition. I hope this helps.
832307
I can put it over my shoulder but I don't think it was designed for that. It's a little tight bit doable. I carry it like that in and out of my office but probably wouldn't go any further than that.
2070550
No, the handles are too short. I mean, if you happen to be really small or something, then maybe. I think for most people it wouldn't really work over the shoulder.
2012759
I Cannot Fully Answer That Because I'm Very Tall. However, I Do Believe There Is A Pin Adjustment For The Shoulder Position. This Pack Has Tons Of Adjustment Everywhere! I Hope This Helps! (Sorry For The Caps, I'm On My Phone... )-Anthony-
927979
The item is totally adjustable from a pure strapping perspective. However, pressure pad would probably be larger than one would want for someone with small arms.
1584778
Yes! It is adjustable, I wear it as a cross body bag daily. It can also be shortened and worn on the shoulder.
344730
Based on mine, the shoulder strap is pretty long. You could wear it low on your hip or thigh if you wanted. Of course, it's really meant to hang by your side and not on your back.
1194779
Not Really Still have to reach over shoulder you would be better off with one of those washrag setups with cords on either end!!
434070
You can adjust it. BUT, it's a pain in the butt to have a lot of extra strap material hanging. I'm 5'4" and I hate this trap for this reason. There is a small plastic clip that you are supposed to use to keep the extra length of material clipped, but the clip doesn't do a good job holding the extra strap and I just can't stand how messy it looks and feels. I wouldn't recommend this if you're my height (5"4") or less.
1691275
No. It is definitely not meant to be worn over the shoulder. Strictly carried by the hand or over the wrist.
1201550
I am not sure about that, I would imagine if I was the manufacturer that I would just increase the length on the strap rather than the back pad. This would have to be a question asked directly to the manufacturer, they may have that info on their website?
1373390
No, not really. There is about 8" between the zipper and the highest point on the strap. You could put it on your shoulder, but then the bag portion would be right under your armpit. It's not a long strap made for going over the shoulder.
975990
They sell extensions for the arms that attach to the bottom of the shoulder pads. They extend about 6 inches down the arm, I personally don't use them, you very rarely get hit there.
1294974
Diagonal like over one shoulder and under the opposite armpit? Yes, but that would probably feel worse. Or if you mean straight across your chest like you'd wear it around your waist just higher, I suppose. I was worried about how it would feel around my waist as well, and don't feel it at all when I run. It has efficient size adjustments, so you can make it tight enough so that it doesn't move when running. Hope that helps.
280800
When you first get it, if it seems a bit small you can adjust it with the Velcro straps. I would say possibly.