WATERFLY Fanny Pack Waist Bag: Fannie Pack 2 Water Bottle Holders Lumbar Belt Hiking Walking Running Jogging Camping Large Woman Man (Bottle Not Included)

I have back problems and my hands go numb when wearing backpacks but I love to hike with my kids and dog, even in the Texas heat. I got this so I could carry a first aid kit and all the necessary items to make hiking comfortable and enjoyable. I was very happy with the size and quality. The large compartment has plenty of room for a complete first aid kit and small sunscreen. The medium size pocket fits my large phone, keys, and snacks and the small pocket is great for treasures my kids hand me/dog treats. I like the 2 water bottle holders, one for me and one for the dog. I prefer to wear this on my lower back and after attaching the main buckle, there are additional straps on each side that pull to make it tighter and sit firmly. This is so much better for me than a backpack.

I received my waist bag today on time & in great shape. I immediately tried it on and it is so comfortable & good quality. I’m looking forward to using it for my 2 jobs. Either canvassing with a stack of large door hangers /or/ cleaning supplies for my custodial job in this Watefly Waist Bag. This bag holds two 12oz Gatorade bottles, keys in the small pouch & a large stack of door hanger literature in the large 7” pouch. I also have a container of pepper spray hanging from a loop. I am set for work. The belt snitches up nicely for a great fit! I’m thrilled to have this waist bag also for taking a long walk.

Perfect for a short day hike where you don’t need the 10 Essentials for hiking. I haven’t tried it in combination with a backpack, but I think it would work great with that if you put the pockets in front. I didn’t realize at first that there were straps to cinch the bag closer to the body. I thought you had to adjust the waist belt to do that. And adjusting the waist belt is not simple. I pretty much have to take it off to adjust the waist belt. So for most of my 2+ mile hike using this, I had the bag in back of me, which was not as convenient for me to grab my water bottles. But if I put it in front, it’s sagged forward. Once I figured out cinching it, that was not an issue anymore. Which made it easier for me to grab my water bottles and re-store them. The pockets are perfectly sized. I carried a first aid kit and bathroom bag in the main pocket. My key is identification, the smallest pocket. And snacks in the middle pocket. FYI, you could fit a Kindle in the bigger pocket. The waist belt is a nice white strap which I appreciate it. It is also big enough for a bigger girthed person. Two things to make this even better. First, make the waist belt easier to adjust. Second, add zipper pulls that you can put your finger through to pull the zipper.

Replacing a waist pack is always such a chore. I need something that accommodates a glucose monitor and testing supplies, a Ziploc containing other medical necessities, wallet, keys, odds and ends, and an iPhone 6S plus. Due to back and shoulder problems, my waistpack serves as a purse. After reading the reviews indicating that this waistpack has enough space without being overly bulky, fits 16 to 20 oz waterbottles, and is easy to adjust, I decided to purchase the product. I am not disappointed. It has enough room for what I need, and I could still fit a granola bar or snack as well. Getting my iPhone in and out of the outer pocket is a bit of a squeeze though. As a comparison, the Waterfly waistback is much more comfortable than one by Everest I purchased a few years ago. There is no possibility of the straps twisting, so I can wear the Waterfly waistpack while traveling. However, as other reviewers have noted, the Waterfly straps do loosen easily but more so when taking the waistpack on and off. I did not need to adjust the straps for an hour walk, but I do need to tighten them sometimes before going out for the day. Also, back sweat and friction may make the straps feel a bit uncomfortable, so keeping them looser for a long walk may be advisable (I will try this for my next workout). Finally, since I am blind, I do not know if the Waterfly waistpack is fashionable. While the waistpack is a bit bulky with the items I have placed into it, it is narrower than the Everest product I previously used. I appreciate the fact that my arms have room to swing while walking without brushing up against the waistpack. The material feels durable and of good quality as well.

This "fanny pack: has everything I wanted: 4 pockets ,water bottle holders (2!), simple inner pockets in pocket #2.

I bought this bag because I recently got a feeding tube and need a better way to carry my pump and bag since I'm on 24/7 feeds. I love this bag so much! I did have to sew a couple Velcro strips on one side to keep the bag more upright as it empties but that's the only modification I've had to make. I use an Infinity pump, this would definitely not work with a Joey pump and feed set. I have fit 1000 mL of formula, plus the pump plus 2, 60 mL syringes in here and there's still room for more stuff! I love that it's very spacious. It also has some pretty decent support, when I have a very full feed bag in it, it's quite comfortable around my waist. I also love that I can tuck the waist straps in the back and clip on the cross body strap, making it so easy to swap carrying methods. I usually coil the slack in my line and tuck it into one of the cupholders, which works perfectly. Extra bonus, if you need to flush your tube and don't have a lot of surfaces, like in a tiny public bathroom, I shimy the bag a little lower on my hips and basically use it as a tray. This bag was money well spent and I may buy a second one so I can throw one in the wash and have a spare.

I have some mobility issues with my hands but also have a nearly 50 pound American Bully mix who needs daily walks, so this waist bag works great for me. I loop the handle of the leash through the waist band as a sort of back up insurance that my pup and I stay connected if my hand holding the leash gives up. The pockets are LARGE and hold everything I need for our trips outdoors including tissue, hand wipes, pepper spray, a flashlight, poo bags, treats, my keys and my phone plus a ton of room left over. As it's winter here, I am not walking with a water bottle or my collapsible water dish, but will have plenty of room for both when the time comes. I really like the back padding and having two water bottle holders. I usually use one to hold a full poo bag so I can walk handsfree until I can dispose of it. It also seems pretty water resistant and has held up really well to the week long rain we've had recently. The only sort of complaint that I have is that the waist band adjusters are pretty sensitive. I've had two occasions where the leash has shifted at just the right angle and the waist band expanded quickly and started to fall down. I think a well placed knot or safety pin on the belt will stop that from happening in the future. I'm really pleased with this pack and would recommend it to anyone looking to go handsfree, especially for travel. The largest pocket is not large enough to hold my ipad, but can easily hold my kindle with room to spare. Oh and the water bottle holders will hold a standard 16 or 20 ounce bottle only, nothing wider like a big nalgene.

I really wanted to love this. The color is amazing and the size is right for me. I hike all the time as the leader of a women's outdoor group and I always wear a pack with essential safety items. I had this bag in my basket for quite a while and when the price dropped I was excited to actually get it. The bag disappointed me because the water bottle holders are made of mesh and they have cinch straps that go around the top of the bottle sleeves. This was very awkward for me and I didn't see myself using it on the fly as I would like to on the trails. The cinch straps got in the way of getting the bottle back in the sleeve easily. Other than that, the bag seems well made and it is really beautiful material. Would be great for an occasional hiker, but didn't work for me using it on a regular and sustained basis. I prefer a solid material water bottle sleeve with just a drain hole in the bottom. Size of the waist band was generous and the shape of the bag would lend itself to comfortable carrying.

La única observación es que el plástico del clip del cinturón (macho) puede ser de más grosor. Es un comparativo con otra riñonera que usaba pero en todos los otros aspectos es superior. E igual, puede que tenga la misma durabilidad pero por la costumbre tengo la sensación que se puede romper las patitas que flexionan.

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Now, this is the waist bag that I was looking for! Though this is bit huge for me as a waist bag, i am not at all regretting buying it because it can hold everything and anything as it has a HUMONGOUS space. There are three compartments and two bottle holding sections on bith sides. 1st compartment which is the smallest of all, but don't judge the word "smallest", it can easily hold upto 3 5.5 inch smartphones. 2nd compartment is huge along with two mesh sections to segregate stuff. This can hold other large things like chargers, portable charger, tablet, medicines, keys etc. 3rd compartment is the most huge one along with an elastic section and can hold one pair of T-shirt and jeans (if rolled), a hand towel and other things. I am really happy with the purchase. Worth buying.

Sac très pratique. On peut mettre 2 gourdes et les poches sont suffisamment grandes. J'y avais mis mes sandwichs, mes lunettes de soleil, une mini serviette, mes clés, un paquet de mouchoirs et mon gsm.

Decent material. Quality is comparable to huge outdoor brands. But the functionality and design is insane. That foam on the back blew me away as I discovered why there's a space between the bag and the foam. It was to hide the waist straps if you'll use it as a shoulder bag. 👌🏽😅 I've never seen reviews mentioned that. Hohoho I'm so excited to bring this when I hit the trail. 🥰