CREATOR Tactical Waist Bag Hiking Military Fanny Pack for Men Camo Black | Outdoor Army Waist Bag Large Hip Belt for Daily Life Camping Hunting Fishing

No one is going to make fun of you for wearing this pack. It's sleek, black, low profile, but it still holds what I need to carry. Multiple front pouches, a divider in the main compartment, makes it great to store various things for easy access. Material seems durable, not cheap or flimsy. Did I mention this pack looks good?

I've had bags made by this manufacturer before. They make disc golf bags and other stuff. Great quality canvas and stitching. I cut off some of the extra snaps...i prefer velcro so i added that in places where i felt it worked better. I can recommend as a grab-n-go medical or ammo bag. not a ton of space, but fits great around the waist with a medium sized back pack on as well. (I have the Kriega R25 motorcycle backpack). back pocket is good for documents, large band aids etc. It also fits 9mm double stack magazines very well. I could probably fit 11-15 in the whole thing if needed, with side pockets still available for other items.

Great pack. Just the right size and the outside loops are super-useful as well. I use mine at work and it easily holds everything I need with some room to spare. Smartly arranged pockets with easy to open zippers. I like the print, too. Endless comments/compliments.

This is pack is well constructed, quite roomy for a fanny pack and is made from very durable, high-quality materials. There were, however, a few design choices that leave one shaking one's head. The pack has a large main compartment and another zippered thin compartment between it and the back of the pack. On the front there are three zippered and strapped pockets. Therein lie the design issues which I will address in just a second. The waist strap is 1.5" across with two length adjustments, a substantial buckle and is very firmly attached to the pack. It is quite sturdy, comfortable and exceedingly unlikely to fail. By my rough measurements, it's size range covers waists from 28" to 40". That is rough, though. The central front zippered pocket has a very nice "protector Plus coil zipper AND a velcro-equipped flap AND a 7/8" wide, buckled nylon strap. If you happen to catch a miniature mantichore, you may feel secure that it will not escape that pocket. However, if it should need rapid attention of some sort, feel equally secure that you will not be able to get to it as quickly as you might like. Next are the matched outer pockets to either side. They are triangular, which puts some unusual constraints on what you may or may not be able to store inside. Then there is also the interesting layout: The pockets have another nice coil zipper along two of each pocket's three sides AND a horizontal strap across each pocket. This strap contains an adjuster, but no buckle. It cannot be undone and the adjusters have no more than an inch of play; they cannot be loosened enough to allow the wearer to make use of the pocket's zippers without a ridiculous amount of fidgeting and fumbling to get the zipper foot under the strap. And once you do finally get it through, the strap prevents the pocket from being opened more than a fraction of an inch or so. Hopefully some pictures will illustrate the dilemma. However, as I've said, the main compartments are roomy, the pack is comfortable, well constructed and durable. I have used it on several occasions to carry a camera, a couple lenses, batteries and what-not on all-day jaunts around Disney World and I have no complaints about the pack's main functions. I got mine in orange and it is definitely a color I will not lose. As to whether or not I would buy it again: I would not replace this pack without doing some more shopping around, but it would be in the running. It was a good value if I ignore the design weirdness and I could always remove the nuisance straps.

This fanny pack is the best. As a mother of 5 & now, chasing after 7 grandchildren, I suddenly found it too much of a chore to also keep up with a purse. ;) However, as I shopped all the usual MAJOR retail stores... and I MEAN ALL OF THEM... with each purchase I made, it seemed my great idea to purchase a fanny pack to wear securely at all times around my waist fell short and very disappointing. When I would find one, ( which was of a limited chose ) I would get home to discover it was too small, or just too tacky. I'd given up on my idea until I remembered ... ' the internet'! YAY ! I I searched many sites for exactly what I wanted and when I found OUTDOOR CREATOR ... I knew I'd found my match. It was like I designed my own fanny pack. Not only has this particular pack suited my needs to a 'T'... I'm really amazed at how this business is so in tune with, NOT only what products their customers might purchase, but how GRATEFUL they are when you make a purchase. The personal touch you give to your customers is so rare and so appreciated. Thank You.

I have rheumatoid arthritis but I still try to get out on the trails when I can. I bought one of these because traditional backpacks hurt my neck and shoulders, and from researching, I figured a waist pack would work better. I'd planned to use it on a trip to St. John to see the petroglyphs, but ended up hurting my foot before the hike so it will have to wait for another day. I do like the pack, however. It's big enough to hold a water bottle and a few essentials like a small camera, phone, travel bottles of sunscreen and bug repellent, bandaids, etc. Construction seems sturdy. If you don't want to buckle it around your waist, you can lengthen the strap and carry it cross-body under your arm, on your chest, or on your back. (At least I can; I'm relatively small framed). I look forward to using this bag and saving my shoulders. :)

I bought this Tactical Waist Pack CREATOR three years ago and initially didn't use it thinking it was too bulky. I finally gave up on squeezing everything into my old, more compact one and made the switch. I've been using it for a week now and not only it doesn't feel bulky but I can fit everything I had in the other less conspicuous one and finding the stuff in there is easier. One thing I didn't particularly like was that the waist band kept slipping and the bag kept dropping. To remedy that I measured a good fit around my waist and backed the band into the buckle. Problem solved! See the photo enclosed. If you carry, this one can also pack a compact and more with ease. I do recommend this fanny pack, without reservations.

It's held up nicely so far at my work. My job is mostly outside where I need to have stuff handy to meet the challenges I am likely to face. It beats the McGyvered tool belt/harness I used before. I still use the suspenders from that as it helps with comfort and weight distribution. My Leatherman Multitool in its MOLLE Pouch went onto the belt itself nicely, so it's easily accessible. Since the straps on the side pouches tend to interfere with zipping and unzipping, I put an Altoids Tin in each, each tin has spare parts and things I use the least, but need nonetheless, the straps add to the security for that. The sides I was able to put my two large camera bags and they are much less cumbersome on this setup than on my McGyvered setup. One camera bag is my DIY First Aid and the other has everyday stuff like a pen and notebook, an extra bandanna, we sweat a lot on the job, and my workplace name badge. All in all this fanny pack is far superior to the one I used before. I plan on getting better suspenders for this as well, but until then, I work with what I have.

The black camo is awesome! Get lots of compliments. All the zippers work well. So far so good

La calidad del producto es muy buena👌

Fue un regalo, y según su comentario está excelente el producto.

Es excelente komando

Excellent quality