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Originally Posted by
Patrick James 
Colour from the leather. I suppose if you're wearing a rather dark flannel underneath, it's not noticeable. But a lightweight button-up or light coloured t-shirt will see transfer from the armpits up to the top of the shoulder.
Hmm never noticed this on any of my bags and I usually wear blue oxfords or something similar.
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Originally Posted by
Winston S. 
Thesilentist posted this on his tumblr:
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Originally Posted by
chakmak 
I heard Cranes offers a discount to SF members? Anyone know who to contact about this?
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Originally Posted by
Christian B 
Call him.
Yup Filson can always be had by just calling Cranes or if you are in the Bay Area, Cable Car Clothiers. Both stores offer great service and it's really a shame to see so many members not call and just keep asking for deals.
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Originally Posted by
harveyrabbit 
It really depends on the kind of traveling you are doing. If your shouldering is just from one conveyance to the next, car to hotel, taxi to plane, etc., then shouldering is no problem. If you are schlepping your bag for any distance, be an evolved man and leverage innovations like the wheel.
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Originally Posted by
bellyhungry 
I completely agree.
I was on a trip that involved multiple airport terminals and multiple stops once. Shouldering my Filson duffle turned out to be a pain.
I now only use my Filson duffle for road trips or one-flight check-in, and my Briggs & Riley for stops and gos travel.
50/50 on this one. It's still a hassle walking a few miles with a relatively filled bag but I still feel it works better especially when you are walking in crowded areas. No issue with duffle over shoulder or in front of me, no way I can walk a normal pace with rolling luggage.
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Originally Posted by
mike134 
A lot of people are using the medium duffle as airplane carry-ons as well, but not filling it to capacity. So long as you can stuff it into the size-o-meter box, then you can generally get away with it.
I've used my duffle countless times over carry on capacity and it's never been an issue (Including RyanAir multiple times). Only time it doesn't fit on a plane's overhead compartment is on the tiny planes from Indiana to Chicago or something like that, but then they gate check everything so it's not an issue. I also got weighed the duffle weighed once in Asia but no matter what bag I was using I'd be over the carryon limit