Don't think the sackville shopsack will work out without a basket. The
handles aren't all that long to be able to hook around handlebars. I've
got the large and it's a great size for my farmers' market shopping - and
probably a tad too big for my morning commutebut works out when I hit
up
It looks like it would be fairly easy to sew in new straps that were
longer. In fact the way the bag is constructed you could do a number
of handle / strap mods. I could see the cotton webbing straps that
Lesli spoke of, or even leather handles.
John
On Oct 15, 6:29 pm, jandrews_nyc wrote:
> I
The tote is the first sackville bag the I like, the rest look clunky
and ugly to me. I was going to buy a medium but Riv is sold out right
now.
On Oct 15, 2:42 pm, Lesli wrote:
> I have one too. Mine has a nice rigid form that stands up on its own
> when placed on the ground. I love the cotton
High praise from someone who knows bags!!!
On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 11:42 AM, Lesli wrote:
>
> I have one too. Mine has a nice rigid form that stands up on its own
> when placed on the ground. I love the cotton duck fabric and two way
> ykk zips. For revision, I wish they had gone with cotton
Living in NYC, one becomes very used to using totes ALL the time.
I have plenty and rarely leave the house without one. Often I would
put a cheap flimsy tote
in the front basket of my bike and when I saw the Shopsack, I was
immediately sold.
I have the medium size, and as far as totes go, it's one
I have one too. Mine has a nice rigid form that stands up on its own
when placed on the ground. I love the cotton duck fabric and two way
ykk zips. For revision, I wish they had gone with cotton rather than
nylon webbing straps (I really prefer the handle of cotton webbing
although it's near
Love mine, as well. It works perfectly with my medium Wald basket, and
also works well on my V-O porteur rack - though the dog snaps didn't
fit over the rails, so I had to add some split rings for that
particular application. Wonderful bag. I'm planning to buy another
one, just to have it on hand.
I confess to being a fan of most of the current Sackville line (though
the SaddleSack Small and the SlickerSack have not yet found their way
to me and I am not attracted to the "grid" series). So it is no
surprise that I greatly appreciate the ShopSack Medium I have used a
few times now. And I ful
On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 19:03, Ryan Watson wrote:
> I got mine a few days ago and it's pretty neat.
> Perfect fit in the large Wald basket.
> I'm using it folded in on itself as a sort of "basket liner".
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/7556...@n06/4012913670/
Nice! Another smart design from Riven
