ProCase Fanny Pack Waist Packs for Men Women, Waist Bag Hip Pack for Travel Hiking Running Outdoor Sports

Like the space and individual compartments this has to offer. So like that it comes in a couple of different sizes. Hoping it last, as this is a replacement for a different fanny pack that ripped at the seems after a couple of months. 😅

strong, good waist size for big people and a jacket, holds my s24 and wallet easily. not too bulky.

Pros:- two mini zipped compartments on either side of the main compartment, should be std equip't on all waist packs- pleated bottom of main compartment's another clever way to get more room out of its dimensions- 'secret' pocket near body has zipper located in the proper, top-of-inner-edge-toward-body, for easy access when worn on waist or over-shoulder- good zipper quality, seem sturdy and smooth in use (better than Maxtop esp)- tiny form factor can nonetheless carry the XL and folding phones en vogue today- not the most expensive waist pack sold here, lots of valueCons:- like the FreeToo, cannot adjust strap length w/ one hand... a showstopper for int'l travel (of FreeToo, Maxtop, and this Procase Medium, only the Maxtop has this feature)- no tail tamer or reflective band features on pack or strap (only Maxtop has this)- no pass-thru port to thread earphone cords thru (again, Maxtop only)- pack panels are rather flimsy vs. the Maxtop; about par w/ FreeToo- no security locking feature on buckle, tho has a hole to thread a lock thru, which the other two packs don't offer: better than Maxtop / FreeToo but would rather have a sliding-bar lock feature and pay a couple dollars more for it, as travel frequently thru countries known for slash-n-dash and skilled pickpockets.---So take the rating with some salt, as my needs are rather specific. Feel for local use like hiking or as supplemental storage raising kids, it's a winner -- and better combo of features imo than FreeToo and Maxtop competitors. It's 25% cheaper than the FreeToo as well, but 35% more than the Maxtop's two very compelling features (tail tamer and one-hand strap adjustment, but otherwise rather basic, if probably more rugged and tolerant of heavy, thankless use than either Procase or FreeToo).That said, can't in all honesty recommend this for a day walking thru Rome or Paris or London or Barcelona, for example -- select EU city's town squares and tourist traps demand security features far more expensive than these packs offer. I suppose for my use case, the $30 - $50 Travelon packs (which have flaws of their own I need modify around, for my own peace of mind) are the only game in town, at least sold here.Four stars. Close but no banana for my use case. My friends will love them ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ _

I bought for a back up. I already have one and absolutely love it!

It is a great bag. although the strap is only 1 inch wide. After using it daily for 9 months the strap ripped out of the end of the bag where it is sewn to the case. My waist is 45 inches and near the limit of the length of the strap. The pockets and zippers held up well.

I've always been a backpack or just a general bag guy. I like having any item I think I'll need in a given outing with me, even if most the time I don't use them or they're really small. That being said, sometimes I just hate having something so clunky on me, which is why I bought this.. and I'm so glad I did.I like how the material feels (it reminds me of a material you'd feel on some windbreaker jackets), I LOVE how many pockets there are. They're mostly small, but I can fit my wallet, travel med case, eye drops, tissues, a lens cloth, coins, headphones, travel hand sanitizer and a reusable shopping bag with some room to spare.It's just so useful when all I need are essentials. I have yet to have anything bream, but I suppose if that ever happens I will update my review (Though I would hope it doesn't for my sake, lol)

Nice but didn’t fit!

Perfect