ArcEnCiel Tactical Fanny Pack for Men Waist Bag Hip Belt Outdoor Hiking Fishing Bumbag with Patch

This pack is well made and perfectly fits my full-sized Beretta 92fs 9mm, which is neither small nor light with a full mag. The size is perfect, just large enough without being a small suitcase like some other models I considered. There is no holster or elastic retention straps (which I understand loosen over time anyway) but they really aren't needed just for walking with a weapon of this size and weight, which is all that I expect to do. I put a longer and brightly colored lanyard on the primary zipper to find it quicker if needed. I plan to demilitarize the look by attaching a hoop-&-loop plain yellow reflector that you can find on this site. The build seems sturdy and the bag doesn't sag from the considerable weight. It's most comfortable with in the front position, but when I need to bend over for something it's easy to spin it around the waist. Also, the flap opens on the top surface (not frontwards), so my sensitive items won't fall out into public view. The front pocket holds my cell phone vertically, secured by the snap. I haven't found a use for the corner pockets yet. Overall I think this is an excellent value if you need a sturdy CCW pouch for a full-sized pistol and don't need it holstered or restrained for running.

This fanny pack is perfect for anyone who needs a tough, reliable waist bag. The material feels super durable, and the multiple compartments make it easy to organize everything. It’s comfortable to wear and stays secure, even during outdoor activities. Great for hiking, traveling, or everyday use. Highly recommend for those who want function and style in one! 🔥👌

my old fanny pack aka Bbag got used on a daily basis for over a decade but finally started to fall apart a couple months back.so when i came here to find a replacement i messed up on the first one and ended up with one that was far too small to get my essential items into. i ended up donating that one as i could not use it. so this bag was my second attempt at a replacement.the quality is very good. the material used is thick and sturdy, i expect it to hold up to most everything i could throw its way. the size is perfect for my needs. i can easily fit a wallet, checkbook, inhaler, swiss army knife, keys and more into it. the zippers are good and have never snagged or gotten stuck. the number of compartments and different sizes is great. there are 'hidden' sleeves inside so for example if you need a place to slide pens in no problem.considering the overall size it's hard to believe they could design so much into this bag. the belt/clamp system are good and easily adjust to fit my waist. i actually like it much more than my old trusty bag and that was a very nice surprise at my end.it can be hard to guess sizing just by pics and dimensions as posted online but i got lucky and am very happy with what i have to use now!

This fanny pack is HUGE. It's about 14 inches across, 5" from bottom to top. It has the potential to stick out far if you fill it completely. I'm tall, so it isn't so out of proportion to me, but if you fill the very generously partitioned bag, you'll have back problems from carrying the weight.I use it mostly for walking my dog. I also can add a few more items when I go shopping so I don't have to carry a purse.It's made of a very durable, somewhat water repellent fabric so it's unlikely the seams will not rip as they do with lightweight fanny packs. I like that. But it's not my ideal. Ideal would be 9" across like the Everest 4 zipper fanny pack, but still made of this durable canvas (Everest bag is made of nylon and the bag seams started ripping within 2 months). See photo of comparison between this bag and the Everest bag. If anyone knows of something like that, let me know! I've searched, and searched, but so far no luck.Also, this has very adjustable straps, but nothing to hold the extra when you shorten the straps (see photo). I used a small binder clip, but that can catch on a coat or other clothing and cause fabric damage. They need to put some sort of loop to hold any excess from the strap.It sort of feels like something a Boy Scout would wear on a group hike, and it's practical, but it's not very attractive otherwise for everyday wear.

I am a day hiker and an enthusiast photographer. I like the compact utility of this Tactical Waist (Butt) Pack! It rides well on the waist (front of back) without flopping over or bouncing. The large compartment is quite spacious, allowing flexibility in what you might want to carry. The three outside pockets open easily. They are small but do allow the ability to organize small items and get to them quickly. There is a zippered pocket on the inside of the pack (where it rides on your back) that would be suitable for documents, money or other fairly flat, non-bulky items.The Waist Pack comes with quite a few external straps that, in my opinion, inhibit access to the compartments while adding no useful external carry functionality. I cut them all off, leaving only the elastic bungee strap on the top for securing light clothing. Simplicity rules! The pack has many flush molle straps to allow external pouch attachments.This is a great little pack. I load it up with for a day hike and don't even know that I am wearing it. There are no water bottle pockets on this pack. I add an external bottle pouch using molle attachments when I need to carry water. It can handle two such pouches easily. I really like the "OneTigris Drawstring Water Bottle Pouch for 32 oz Carrier 9.4" x 3.7" (Black)".

I liked this little fanny pack so much I bought another as a gift for a friend. I chose the Coyote Brown color because it matched my day backpack. The material is thick and looks very durable. And you can get a surprising amount of things inside. Then you can attach certain things to the outside. And the price makes this a sure thing. I highly recommend.