Day Lumbar Waist pack, Running, Hiking, Cycling, Travel, and Outdoor Sport Activities with Dual Water Bottle Holders, Cinnamon Red

Excellent build quality, well laid out features, very comfortable to wear. Holds a decent amount, too. It's not too heavy, but it'll take all the stuff you need for a day out hiking. The pull tabs on the zips are easy to use (even with gloves). Now, I will grant that it's not as cheap as some lumbar packs out there, but the quality and design, not to mention the warranty, make this an easy choice. It's well worth the price.

High quality extra large fanny pack. Carries everything you might need when a backpack is too much. Double water bottle pouches are very handy.

This is the perfect day pack: plenty of room in the large areas of the pack, even for a water reservoir, if you prefer that over water bottles. I like keeping the heaviest things I carry (like water) closer to the center of my body, so I put lighter things (rain cover for the pack, xtra socks, rain jacket, sandals, etc.) in the secure water bottle holders on the outside of the pack. Anyway, there's generous room in the main compartment for extra clothes, first aid kit, and a meal, plus things like binoculars, journals, etc. Plenty of secure/zippered areas for must-not-lose-on-the-trail items (car keys, wallet, etc.) The drop down outer flap is great for a mid-weight jacket, or rain jacket, that needs to be readily available depending on the effort/heat I'm putting into the hike. The belt: come on! this is the best day pack belt on the market. Wide and lots of smooth hip padding and two additional external compartments for smaller items (though the zippered pocket does hold my iPhone 15, so it's not small!) on the belt at the front of the body. And the very best part: I have to wear NOTHING on my mid and upper back, where I generate a big percentage of heat while hiking. Also, my upper body can move without being encumbered by a pack--sometimes required on rock hops and in forests. When I travel by air to places I'll be hiking, the pack is my under-seat bag. My other good-hip-belted day packs with the same capacity could not fit under the seat. Very high quality craftsmanship mean my first one only finally wore out after 25 years of hundreds of miles of travel/hiking. (It's still in good enough shape to be my dog's travel bag.) I almost forgot: the bottom straps can hold a bottle of wine, a tarp, a pad for sitting, additional light shoes, towel, bathing suit, or many of the trail-specific things you like to take depending on your destination (baguette, anyone?)

This is a good size bag but IMHO too large to load and just weight with the waist belt. You need the suspension harness if you put any weight in the bag. Wearing it with just the shoulder strap is just ok, not much padding so it's uncomfortable if you load it down.

I needed a pack to hold camera gear, water. Etc., things needed for a day hike. This seems well made with a thick material. It is comfortable on my waist but also has a good shoulder strap. It will actually hold my camera with 600m lens which surprised me. This makes it easy to get everything to the car. I have used it for a couple of short birding hikes and found I don’t notice it is there until I need something and it is easily at hand. All the various pockets make it easy to reach what you need. This is lightweight and gives me more than enough room for day hikes.

I bought this article not for hiking, but for daily use. I am a mail carrier and this pack sits behind the seat in my mail vehicle and manages my drinks, my tools, extra pens, lights, miscellaneous weather gear (neck gaiter, cleats, and gloves in the winter, cooling kerchief in summer), and my smaller hats. It goes to and from work with me every day, five or six days a week. After most of a year, it's still holding its shape, zippers still secure, bottle holders still cinching tight. This is a "tardis" container for me, holding more in its space than it seems it should. I found the original price a bit high, but it was worth every penny for the long-lasting quality. I cannot speak to the comfort as worn for hikers, but I use the shoulder strap in and out every day and it hangs from the shoulder strap in my vehicle.

Needed a larger lumbar pack for long hikes. This pack has ample room for food, water, and other items you wish to carry. Recommend strapettes for pack which keep it close to your back and make it easier to carry the additional weight. Has many uses other than hiking such as fly fishing or day hunting pack.

I've owned three of these now over the decades. The beaver tail sold me on getting the new one. The earlier shock cord style was not as effective IMHO. There is also a concealed zipper pocket on the reverse side of the tail. The current shoulder strap system is different from earlier versions but still strapette compatible. This one is somewhat more complex but gives more stress control and stability. And minimizes dangling excess strap. Adjustment is a little fussy as it tends to coincide with where I want the pad to be a lot. It has slipped a bit longer a few times too. Might need an additional triglide to hold tight. Waist belt is good, easier to adjust than older models. But you've got more total strap involved which is more total weight. Love the zipper pocket. But it's a bit more bulky tucked away than prior versions. Compression isn't quite as good as older models, by the beaver tail offers a bit of compression too. And see below about changes to the front pocket. The front pocket access is a bit more work to access because of the beaver tail. It doesn't have bellows expansion of older designs so it robs space from the main area more now. But more of the quick access items can move to the waist belt pockets instead. The tablet divider is stiffer and more structured than the earlier version I have. The loop label inside is actually useful for clipping pens, small flashlight or knife. Material seems as good as ever, and the upgrades are in keeping with my current use practices. Stitching was good by modern standards, but not as clean as older versions.

2年以上前に購入。ショルダーベルトが長すぎで、身長178cmで最も短く調整して何とかちょうどいい位。背の低めの人はもうどうにもこうにも長すぎだと思う。おそらく「TOUR」なら良いのかもしれないが、「DAY」は本体そのものが長いのでベルトが余ってしまうのだ。 また、一番外側のゴムのフックが外れやすいし、機能的に使い勝手も悪い。 旧モデルも持っているのですが、総じて旧モデルの方が優秀なバッグであった。 この現行モデルが出てすぐに買ったのですが、これら欠点がマイナーチェンジされることを期待したい。

このシリーズはもう、30年以上使い続けています。相変わらずいいです。

excelente calidad y tamaño perfecto

A4サイズも入るしポケットや収納が多く重宝しています。

自転車通勤用のリュックを探していてこの商品に辿り着きました。 A４サイズの書類も入るし、腰の辺りまで低くセットすれば、背中がムレなくて快適です。これからの季節に大活躍してくれると思います。