NZII Sports Fanny Pack for Men Women

This super capacity fanny pack seriously delivers. The spacious compartments make it easy to organize everything without cramming. Phone, wallet, keys, sunglasses, even extra odds and ends all fit comfortably and are still easy to access. The quality is immediately noticeable. The material feels durable, the zippers are smooth and sturdy, and nothing feels flimsy or cheap. The thick strap is comfortable to wear for long periods, and the adjustable buckle makes it easy to get the right fit whether you’re wearing it around your waist or as a crossbody bag. Overall, it’s practical, well-made, and surprisingly versatile. If you want a fanny pack that actually holds things and feels built to last, this one does the job. Price was worth it considering everything it can hold. I'm 5'1" and 115lbs for reference.

This thing is huge. They advertised it could fit 13 coke cans and they weren’t lying. I haven’t used it in the wild yet but it seems to be very serviceable. Good construction. The material seems sturdy but it isn’t overly thick so it’s pretty comfortable to wear. The four front pockets and one rear hidden pocket are a good for organization, all pockets can hold a phone or two plus other stuff. I thought the front/side pockets would be weirdly small but everything on this pack is huge, you barely notice a 10” tablet in the huge main compartment. It’s a fanny pack that can literally fit the fanny of a grown man. The pack (where it connects to straps) runs hip to hip on a 36” waist. I think it’s great, very versatile if you don’t mind the size.

So I bought the large black variation of this bag, because not only did it not have the lame 'fannypack' aesthetic, it looked pretty roomy, capacity wise, and I was not disappointed. YOU CAN FIT SO MUCH STUFF INTO THIS BAD BOY. The zippers are high quality and the pulls are sturdy enough that I'm not worried about yanking on them, the material is thick, the seams are well-made, and the waistband is very well secured to the bag itself. SPEAKING OF THE WAISTBAND, IF YOU ARE THICC AND LOOKING FOR A BAG THAT FITS, THIS IS YOUR NEW FAVORITE THING. Once fitted and tightened properly, it stays put too. While the waistband and buckle are quite wide, what I've found is that it adds a sense of solidity to the whole thing, and considering how much the bag itself can hold, it needs a wide strap anyway. It's secure enough that I even bought a leather loop for my 4 D-Cell MagLite and distributes the weight so well that I barely notice it's there. Good bag. Highly recommend.

Very roomy. Love the layering of pockets from small to large. Very convenient. My only complaint is the the largest pocket zipper goes along the back seem right next to the body. When the bag is attached and tight, it is impossible to access that pocket by more than your fingers alone. Since that is the largest compartment capable of holding a camera and other large items, I had to actually remove the entire bag from my waste in order to actually get into the pocket if I wanted to insert or remove anything. I couldn't even get my hand in that compartment when the bag was tight on my waste. Again, love the bad, but the zipper placement of the large compartment should be along the front edge and not the back seem that gets pulled tight when the bag is worn. So, the functionality of the largest compartment is a bit limited unless you remove the bag from your waste to access.

Heading to Alaska for a bucket list vacation, which would include nature photo shoots. I needed a "fanny pack" to get my 55-400mm zoom lens through airports and out to the field. NZII Sports Fanny Pack performed magnificently.There was plenty of room to accept the lens in its own padded protective case, with room left for filters, a few snacks, my knit cap and light gloves, and more. The external pockets were generous, with a lot of inner pockets to separate odds and ends. The metal zippers were solid and worked well. I particularly appreciates the wide waist belt with heavy duty clasp. I could easily wear the back on my hips, but preferred to flip the bag around to my belly to enable easy access to the contents. One minor quibble was that the belt length adjustments tended to slide a bit over time, requiring me to reshorten them. Cannot speak for durability, since this 11 day trip was my first usage. All-in-all great value for the price. And, yes, I did get those 400mm shots of whales, a momma bear and cub, and a couple of bald eagles resting on a glacier ice floe.

***New Comment 1/25/21*** They now have a few new styles and I love 💕 them! I purchased the newer super large plain black fanny. It fits flatter than the original large one and all pockets are on the inside. I don’t overpack my waist bags, but I want plenty of space just in case. I am a nurse who prefers to keep my phone, portable battery, wallet and money on my person. This one, as large as it is fits flatter and closer to me, so, believe it or not, is less noticeable under my uniform jacket. Great for casual wear, walking, working out. I use them daily. I LOVE fanny packs! I strongly believe that we should keep what is important close to the body. While I don’t actually pack it to the seams, I want to be able to do it if I had to. I can carry my plus sized iPhone ,portable battery, charging cable, wallet and my crystal worry stones comfortably. I am a nurse, and need to keep my pulse ox and stethoscope in there during work days. The waist belt is nice and thick, so, it doesn't twist up around the waist and it feels so secure. I can even carry my iPad mini or Kindle Fire in there. I am obsessed with Fanny Packs and wore them when they first came out up to now. I've always been on the prowl for the perfect one, and I really believe I have finally found it in this bag. Even ordered another one to put to the side because I really believe that I have finally found the perfect one for my daily needs.

I liked the pack until the zipper broke rather quickly so now it's garbage - only lasted a few months