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A running bag which doesn hurt recommendations please..

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Mar 2011
11:36am, 13 Mar 2011
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Chromey
I bought this one a few weeks ago..

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It has been fine apart from it does tend to move about a bit too much for my liking.

I had always worn a jacket with it so hadn't realised its full evil potential until yesterday...

I have two horrible red marks on either side of my neck due to chaffing. I will never wear it whilst running again and I kicked it in disgust when I took it off. It was horrible and not the think she need to be thinking about when faced with a bloody long run.

It seemed to move about more than ever too despite being fully tightened.

Can anyone recommend something with a decent sized bladder, which has another compartment for a set of clothings, waist pockets and about all else, doesn't move and chaffe??
Mar 2011
11:37am, 13 Mar 2011
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Chromey
'Not the think she need'??? WTF??

Not the thing you should be thinking about, it should read.
Mar 2011
11:40am, 13 Mar 2011
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runner duck
i had an innovate one that did that. i solved it by cutting up an old pair of running tights and sewing the fabric round the shoulder straps. worked a treat and cheaper than buying a new one (provided you have an old pair of running tights, of course :) )
Mar 2011
11:55am, 13 Mar 2011
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RunningInCircles
OMM Ultra 15 I find comfy. I guess the same would apply across any OMM pack. No bladder, but routing to take the one from your Camelbak.
Only time it has chafed is where I was a numpty and stuffed something hard and inflexible into a waist pocket without thinking about it.
Mar 2011
11:57am, 13 Mar 2011
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Liliaicha
I have an OMM one, I bought it from eL Bee. I think OMM do one with a bladder too, you could always fmail him.
Mar 2011
11:58am, 13 Mar 2011
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SunnyDevon
Bodyglide over shoulders and bottom of neck does the trick.
Mar 2011
12:24pm, 13 Mar 2011
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CStar
Rosay's got a Karrimor for sale on ebay. see thread below.
Mar 2011
12:29pm, 13 Mar 2011
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starsnspikes
I just got the OMM Adventure Light 20L. It's so beautifully comfy. Really plush and light too. It has pockets around the waist strap which is also handy.

The only thing I found with it was that it did move a little more than I would have liked, and I think this is due to my fairly tiny frame. The thing is, if it's well packed it's not too much of a problem. I wear it with light clothing too and it's been great (although I haven't tried it without a jacket).

Anyway after buying it I decided that I wanted to try a smaller one, and seeing as my boyfriend could use the 20L one I decided to buy the OMM Last Drop 10L, then I had the choice between them.

That's much better in terms of size, although it isn't anywhere near as comfy. The straps aren't padded and it doesn't hug me as much as the other one.

I'd recommend either. It depends on your size and how much you're carrying. But if you want comfort then the Adventure Light is great.
Mar 2011
12:45pm, 13 Mar 2011
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clairster
OMM 15L, love it. you can route your own bladder or have two bottles in the side. think mr b has some in stock!! The deucher ones are really good too
Mar 2011
12:49pm, 13 Mar 2011
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himaldweller
Chromey!, its called the "Wink" ladies version of the " Wasp" but you will have to get it from the states, outstanding bit of kit that will! be hard to beat., loads of reviews on various sites, plus on youtube!

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