I have two questions:
- Why is this bag priced lower?
- Does anyone have experience with crossbody bags? Are they comfortable? I’m used to using backpacks but I’m considering making the switch to a crossbody.
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For your first question, the bag might be cheaper due to a variety of reasons such as the materials used, brand reputation, sales or promotions, or even differences in production costs. It’s always a good idea to check reviews and compare it to other similar bags to understand the quality.
As for the crossbody bag, many people find them quite comfortable once they get used to them! They can be convenient for keeping your hands free while still having your essentials close. If you usually carry a backpack, you might need some time to adjust, but a well-designed crossbody bag can distribute weight evenly and be just as practical. It’s worth trying one out to see how you like it!