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Overfilling Your Pack Hurts Your Back
A somewhat obvious reminder.
Design is more important than you think. If you’re hauling a heavy load, look for a bag that carries most of the weight near your spine, or the center of your body, which means less stress, (Dr. Robert) Pedowitz says. His top recommendation is a dual-strap bag.Messenger bags are OK if you carry most of the weight on your butt as opposed to one side. Large purses and bags that you carry on one shoulder or by hand are the worst offenders, Pedowitz says. “They can strain your hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder,” he says.
Dec. 7th, 2007 Comments (0) Tagged: Bags, Carry, Health
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