Hiking Fanny Pack Waist Bag with Water Bottle Holder for Men Women Outdoors Walking Running Lumbar Pack Fit iPhone iPod Samsung Phones (Green0005)

I haven’t been able to find a good Fanny pack in a long time too cheap and flimsy however this one is very nice with stable bottle holders and nice big spacious pockets this is great.

CGLM's hiking fanny packs boast ample storage space to accommodate all essential items needed for outdoor activities. They are thoughtfully designed with three distinct pockets of varying sizes to cater to diverse requirements. These convertible waist packs also function as shoulder bags and feature an adjustable strap for enhanced comfort during use. Whether it's hiking or camping in the wilderness or simply enjoying leisurely activities like cycling or dog walking in urban settings—CGLM's versatile waist bag excels at meeting multifaceted demands by offering practical features such as spacious compartments including two zippered main pockets and one side pocket along with dedicated holders for two water bottles on each side allowing you to carry your essential gear effortlessly while remaining hands-free during travel. The vibrant red color adds a stylish touch.The generously sized main compartment easily accommodates items such as an iPad mini, cell phone， MP3 player, glasses, tactical flashlight, compass, kettle, cigarette-snacks umbrella, etc.. At the same time, the convenient waist-side pocket securely holds necessities like energy bars, key cards, ID, money, inhalers and medication.Additionally, the inclusion of two flexible water bottle holders ensures easy access to hydration on both sides without impeding movement thanks to the secure yet comfortable adjustable strap provided with the lumbar pack.

Hard to adjust belts.

Excelente riñonera para estudiante de medicina!!!. Tiene mucho espacio para guardar diferentes artículos, algo que la hace especial es que tiene un strap para usar como una cartera de lado y si te cansas puedes usarla a los lados, me gusta que las asas laterales se guardan si no las quieres usar y que tiene para sostener termos de agua!!!

Was able to use this on a 4 state road trip. Kept my valuables safe and even helped with my dog accessories.

This is a great pack with a fatal flaw: when loaded, it tips away from the body as illustrated in one of the photos. In another I've stabilized it with my left hand. I suspect the hip belt is too low on the pack, but I'll leave it to the designers to do some prototyping and figure it out.If the balance doesn't put you off, then nothing else should. It's well-designed and well-made with quality materials. And it's bigger than advertised! The measurements on the Amazon page come out to 3.75 L but it's almost twice that! It has plenty of room to spare even with all the gear I stuffed into it. None of the other 7 waist packs I've tested had this much space.The marketing of the padding as "breathable" is misleading. Both the hip and the back padding are thin and only the hip pads are covered with mesh.I've taken a photo of the bag filled with my test items (for cross-country skiing). It's hard to detect, but the bag is nowhere near stuffed. I used only one bottle because that's my anticipated use case. The bottles I tested all worked well: 10x3" 22 oz capacity, disposable 22 oz, and 12 oz capacity thermos. In the final photo you can see all the test items lined up approximately with where I stored them.- Main zippered compartment: 10x8x4.5" (thick mittens + midweight gloves + thick knit cap + sunglasses).Interior flat zippered pocket: 10x8" (shoulder strap that came with pack + keys & cards)- Outer zippered compartment: 7.5x6.25x1.25" (fleece neck gaiter + knit headband + Pixel 4a cell phone + trail map)- Left hip side pocket: 4.25x4.25x0.5" (two energy bars and a gel)I left the other mesh water bottle pocket empty, but it could be used to stash more stuff if you don't need a second bottle.Overall capacity: 7 L. Weight: 9.8 oz + 1 oz shoulder strap

I read reviews that the placement of the waist straps makes it difficult for the pack to stay in place n instead leans forward. This is true, but I managed to fix this by also wearing the shoulder strap at the same time 🙌🏽 it does fit two water bottles, and it fits so many things inside! I was practically a walking first aid kit! lol I also managed to fit, toilet wipes, hand wipes, sunscreen bottle, insect repellent, and snacks plus a burrito that a lady gave me lol

I only used this bag for a few months and the stitching on one side completely came apart and started dropping out my supplies. At first I thought this bag was perfect as it had all the room I needed, with two bottle slots, and the over the shoulder support strap. Then I saw the rip from the stitching coming apart. Too bad, as this bag was perfect for my biking.