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Considerate Design
Elastic opening keep bottle stable
Premium Material
Water-resistant nylon
SBS Zipper
underwent over 10,000 cycles
(three times the lifespan of standard zippers)
YNS Buckle
Endured over 50,000 cycles
(twice the lifespan of typical buckles)
thomas hernandez jr
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
I purchased this running belt for my girlfriend so when we go hiking. She loves that the running belt has two pouches for water so when we take the dogs, we only need to bring one waist pack lots of room for phones keys, etc..
Ataf
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2024
Perfect to hold water bottles, protein bar, wallet and keys without being overly bulky. It is made of good quality materials
Lisa Johnston
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
I love this pack! it's so light and holds so much. Because it's so light, it's not too heavy with all my gear in it. Cel phone, keys. Holds two water bottles easily and securely. I use this for hiking, walking, going to the fair or concert and it doesn't bounce around as I'm moving. Definitely a good purchase. Really good value.
skylightning
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2023
I don’t write many reviews anymore, but I’m so pleased with this bag that I felt compelled to do so. First of all- it’s very lightweight. Second, it has various zippered pockets that are very useful. Third, it comes with an adjustable cross-body strap as well as a padded “Fanny pack” strap (which is quite lengthy & can easily accommodate an extra large waist, if necessary) and finally, it can carry two 20oz bottles of water with elastic security straps as a bonus. This is a well thought out product! Thank you.
Stitch
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2023
I really like the size of this bag. It’s roomy but not crazy big. So when you actually load the bag, it won’t look like it’s trying to tip you over.The 2 bottle holders fit my tumblers and bottles just fine. I mean I wasn’t planning on carrying a giant water bottle, but it fits my shorter (up to 20oz) Hydroflask, takeya and thermoflasks. Bigger than that it will stick up too high above the top of the bag.The padding is comfortable and the snap is easy to maneuver.Now my issues:1. The stitching on some spots didn’t look good. There’s a fold where there isn’t supposed to be right in the front.2. There is no place to tuck in the waist “belt” when you just want to use the over the shoulder strap.I have seen other design where they have a flap on the back of the bag to hide the belt. But this one is not designed with it.So the belt will just be flapping all over the place while you’re using the strap.Since I’m planning to use it as a waist pack mostly, I will be keeping it.But if you’re planning to use it interchangeably I suggest you find a different bag.
O
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2021
I have used basically as a purse on my waist since I have back and shoulder issues. First purchased for a trip.This this is very durable and well made. It has plenty of space to hold everything I need. Multiple pockets.. Love the two bottle holders. They are deep enough that when you bend over the bottle doesn't fall out. Also the plastic rings. I attach my keys to it with a carabiner. That would be my only change to make those metal. The plastic ones held up for two years though.I just purchased a new one after using it daily for two years. It was still usable after all that time , except the small front pocket began to rip at the seam on the inside.
Fei
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2021
Have used this pack several times for day hikes, which worked out great. The quality of material and the workmanship is good (no loose stitching, the fabric is smooth and strong, areas that take stress are reinforced adequately) and the design is perfect for my needs. The mesh water bottle pockets each fit a 700ml water bottle comfortably, and there is plenty of space in the other pockets to keep things like wallet, sunglasses, small snacks, mini first-aid packet, phone, etc. The padded hip belt is comfortable, and when I wear the pack at my back it does not get in the way of my arms as I walk. The daisy chain loops are very handy, since you can put some rope or shockcord through them and carry extra clothing, a hat, etc. Some notes:- 3 inches is about the largest diameter of water bottle you can fit in the pockets. And if you want your water bottle to fit perfectly in the pocket vertically (i.e., not stick out of the top), then it can't be taller than about 6 inches. My 700ml bottle is 3 inches in diameter and 8 inches tall. I added a loop of shockcord as extra security to prevent the bottles from falling out when empty (see pic). I think that works better and is less fussy than the extra adjustable strap that some fanny packs have.- The pack is advertised as "water resistant" but I wouldn't really call it even water resistant. The outer material of the bag is nylon, which doesn't absorb water but also doesn't really keep it out. When I got caught in a rainstorm, most of the contents of my bag got wet. (Didn't bother me as I always keep a ziploc bag handy for things like phone/wallet in case of rain).- The plastic clips that attach the crossbody strap to the bag are a bit stiff to open, so if you are planning to take the straps on and off frequently, that might get annoying.- The pack looks like it will hold up well enough over time if it gets relatively gentle treatment - day hikes, no wrenching open of zippers, no dragging it across abrasive surfaces, etc., but I don't think the nylon material is strong/durable enough to handle multi-day backpacking trips with lots of bushwacking and rough camping.
Sydney Gatti
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2018
The verbiage that describes what this pack can hold as far as the water bottle is a little misleading. I purchased 2 32oz CamelBak Eddy sports bottles to use with this. This pack does not fit 32oz bottles. I purchased this pack for long hikes 10+ miles so the amount of water was crucial since I live in Arizona. The weight of the pack drags the whole belt down to the point you need to make this pretty tight around your waist. Contents of the bag I tested this with were items I would take on a hike with me. Contents: Keys, phone, banana, chap stick, two bottles of water, and sunscreen. The bag itself is a great size. The over the shoulder strap used as a cross body is a good work around but for long hikes, not so much. Overall, I would use this for quick outings where a lot of water is not required so you can bring small ounce bottles.
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