VISCNE Outdoor Fanny Pack Hiking Fishing Waist bag 2 Water Bottle Holder Lumbar Pack

I waited to write this report till after my first full hiking trip (3-6 miles/hike multiples/day). For the price, you cant beat this hip pack. I used it in two modes hip carry only and with the addition of the overhead Y strap. The Y shoulder strap being the clear winner in comfort. The pack is big enough for a real day hiking including 2 water bottles, full lunch, emergency First Aid, and Swiss Army knife etc. Pack has the BEST strap system for jackets that I have ever used. The straps allow easy attachment of your jacket to the pack with minimal overhang. The pack also has front pockets on the hip supports - I used them for car keys and eye drops glasses cloth. The 3 point "Y" strap is awesome. However, its not padded - so likely not good for long hikes if you dont wear a shirt. The only negative is that the new common smaller width web hip strap size has shrunk vs several of my older bags, which allows for eventual slippage. There are several tricks on the internet for tie offs to avoid eventual slippage of the waste belt. I used the extra loop-through method - but I am sure other techniques will also work. Note - if you use the 3 point strap - this is not an issue - since the strap handles the added water bottle weight vs your hips only. The reason I know about the web size reduction is that I purchased (and returned) two other more expensive hiking hip packs before settling on this one. My plan is to cut off/sew the always included excess waist strap material - but since the pack has to fit so many sizes - this is not really a ding on the product. Bottom line, this pack checks all the boxes - especially in this price range. And it exceeded my expectations when you leverage the Y shoulder strap system.

I really love this! Great for running and doesn't slide down your gut. Also, even when I have only one water or Gatorade in it the weight distribution is fine

Es ergonómica, su diseño esta bien pensado, cuando menos para el ciclismo que es para lo que la uso. Las cangureras, pierneras y otras mochilas tienden a irse moviendo hacia la cintura o molestan las piernas al pedalear. La ubicación de esta mochila en la espalda es muy buena, además de que no oculta los reflejantes de mi jersey como lo hacen las mochilas tradicionales. Cargo todo lo que requiero, incluida herramientas en cada salida, así como dos botellas de agua para viajes largos. Me gustó.

Estoy gratamente sorprendido, le cabe de todo, yo la uso para mi trabajo y en ella cargo mi botiquín de primeros auxilios con vendas, gasas, algodones, solución antiséptica y una férula flexible, además de una cámara réflex separado el cuerpo del lente 18-280 mm, dos botellas con agua, mi navaja en la parte frontal y unos binoculares 10x42 ajustados por las cintas superiores. Todo esto fue sencillo de cargar por las cintas de soporte. Hasta este momento y luego de probarla diría que la recomiendo ampliamente.

I chose this fanny pack because it is one of the few that have two strap options for having the pack partially supported by a shoulder strap. I don't have much of a waist anymore and my current pack, which doesn't have any kind of shoulder strap, keeps sliding down over my butt while hiking. I tried hiking with the supplied single strap option and it worked well. It kept the pack from sliding down while most of the weight was still supported by my hips. The other supplied strap, which splits in two and goes over both shoulders, will probably work too but I did not try it while hiking and probably won't. It is a little more involved getting on and off, and makes it more difficult twisting the pack around a little bit to access it while wearing. The single strap makes these things easier. The pack is the right size to hold the things my wife and I need for a hike of a few hours. It holds two water bottles in the outdide mesh pockets. Those pockets have straps to hold different diameter bottles tightly which is a nice feature. It has room for a few snacks, a monocular for bird/nature watching, tissues, trail maps and a few more small items. It also has many little zipper pockets, straps, rings and a small bungee net thingy to hold other items. Overall, a good fanny pack for the money.