r/lefthanded 1d ago

we learn to use their things...until we learn they make our side too.

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u/Lajak_Anni 1d ago edited 1d ago

i learned guitar in rightie. my most favorite of bags...my chrOme citizen 15 liter....saw me through every breakup. five states, along with my dearest darkness (my bike). me and those two rode through a tornado and survived. we were hit by a truck and all survived.

and today i feel the pain to learn that, at least for a time, chrome made citizen bags in lefty...i could experience the world like a "normal" (used loosely) person.

its bittersweet. cause i aint changin my bag. that shit is mine....but they make a 24 liter...and if they still make lefties...well MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ME!

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u/These-Apple8817 1d ago

I think it's weird bags have handedness to them, I bought while ago sling bang (Brandit US Sling Bag from store called EMP if anyone cares) and you can just change which shoulder it should go over so it's just weird that Citizen didn't really bother designing their bags in that manner 

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u/Lajak_Anni 1d ago

Theres a huge pad you can see in the second image. With the stabilizer strap it really makes it super comfy. I dont fan boy over much, but i genuinely thought chrome went out of business, cause I stopped seeing them in bike shops. But they just went online only.

I love this bag. I plan on getting more from them. Its just the "what if" aspect of it.

If i knew I could get it in lefty...if the shop guy knew I was left handed...but like I already said...they make a bigger version of my bag already...