DAITET Crossbody Fanny Pack for Men&Women,Large Waist Bag & Hip Bum Bag with Adjustable Strap for Outdoors Workout Traveling Casual Running Hiking Cycling

I bought this DAITET waist bag earlier this month, and I’m very satisfied with it. The material feels durable and water-resistant, and the zippers are smooth and strong. It’s perfect for running, hiking, or just casual use. The adjustable strap fits comfortably around the waist or across the chest, and the multiple compartments make it easy to organize my phone, keys, wallet, and earphones. There’s even a small hole for headphone access, which is a nice touch.Definitely a great value for the price—highly recommended!

The DAITET Crossbody Fanny Pack is hands down one of the best everyday accessories I’ve purchased. It’s incredibly versatile, working perfectly as both a crossbody bag and a traditional fanny pack. The sleek design makes it suitable for casual outings, workouts, and even travel, while the neutral color options allow it to match with almost any outfit.The material feels durable and is resistant to wear, ensuring it holds up well over time. The multiple compartments are well-organized and spacious enough to carry essentials like my phone, wallet, keys, and even a small water bottle. I particularly appreciate the hidden pocket for added security when traveling—it gives me peace of mind knowing my valuables are safe.Comfort is another major plus. The adjustable strap is sturdy and fits snugly without slipping, and the lightweight design makes it easy to wear for long periods. Overall, this is a fantastic product that combines practicality with style. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable, functional, and stylish bag!

Perfect in every way, adequate space, durable material, water resistant and the straps are adjustable. I love it!

Okay, so this will probably be a kind of strange review. But I am a visually impaired person, and I have been using a smaller fanny pack for several years now.. I generally wear it literally 24/7 the reason being is that with my vision issues, I have a hard time finding objects that I need on a regular basis, like for instance my eye drops, or my inhaler, etc and being, that I do not want to have to keep looking for things like my debit card, I usually keep that on my body so it's easier, to carry it any fanny pack like this. The one that I used previously was by a company named waterfly. Although I like their cut and style and the material which is generally fairly waterproof. I've had problems with the interior of the fanny packs putting off a lot of strings around the zipper and I'm getting caught in the zippers. This is not an issue with this particular brand. However I will say, that this brand is definitely more feminine, or perhaps even metrosexual if you want to grade it on masculinity I would say it is probably more feminine. Depends on your style of course. But I live in a kind of country area where a dude that I would know in this area would not wear this style or cut with the golden zippers. But that's all on your personal preference of course. I like the size of this there's a lot of extra space in it where , in my previous fanny pack there was no space left over for anything. I have not filled this thing completely with the particular objects that I had in the previous one is actually got a lot of space left in it. Which is kind of nice but it is quite a bit bigger. And being that I sleep with it on so that I can quickly find emergency objects, like the batteries to my headlight flashlight, that I absolutely have to have to navigate my home. For my eye drops like I mentioned above, I find it an adjustment. Not a bad adjustment. One thing that I am a little bit not as fond of as the fact that the clasp on it is kind of sharp around the back side I have not cut myself on it or anything like that but it does have a sharp edge which I plan on finding some sort of file, and filing down at some point in time just as I do not wind up nicking myself with it. Also, the class is on my right side kind of close to my hip. when laying down with it on, which most people would not do unless they were hiking her camping perhaps. I find that the class is in a awkward and annoying position but I am a right side sleeper and I'm wearing this thing to bed. I know that 99.99% of people who are using this would not do so so I don't see this as a problem for most people but I thought I would mention the location of the connector on the waist strap. I was actually able to put everything I had in my other one and additionally my cell phone which would never have fit in the other one with the things that I had in it it is nice to be able to put my phone in there although I generally do not like to put my phone inside a bag where I have to navigate getting it out while it's ringing, this definitely has a pocket that has plenty of room for the phone as well as other objects in with the phone probably enough room for a cord and charger in the same pocket as the phone. The main interior pocket is roomy and has an interior pocket inside of it for small objects. Which I have a few little trinkets inside of. I was able to organize and separate out some of the objects that I have in the main pocket by putting some of them in there. The zippers seem extremely Hardy and I like that that was the main problem I was having with my previous one which I had replaced four of them one about every 6 months the zippers going out. So far so good I like the material it kind of reminds me of a windbreaker I had several years ago, making me wish I still have the windbreaker cuz it would actually look pretty good with this particular fanny pack. For now since I've only had it for less than a week, I have a little more to say I will update the review, if there are any issues that pop up or perhaps for its longevity as time goes on hope this helps anybody that might be purchasing this it would definitely be something I would suggest to those who want to be able to carry all their personal items hide their debit credit cards and money etc on the backside closest to your body have space to hide little trinkets inside the main pocket separated, and have plenty of room for a large cell phone my phone, is a Samsung a53 just for reference a pretty large cell phone. And it has a case on it and pretty much any case OtterBox or anything like that would definitely fit on a large Android or Apple phone inside the pocket.

Lightweight but can pack a lot & also cute

This fanny pack is very sturdy, it has a lot of room for all your stuff, I would definitely recommend it

I use this most differently than it is created for. I use it when I walk my dog and keep doggie treats for rewards, and doggy clean up bags, and a hanky for my nose, my sunglasses, and there is still room. It is most helpful. It is not for BIG items, but will carry a bunch of smaller stuff. The several zippered apartments in it are very useful, and assure that I can find what I have put inside the bag this trip.

I loved this pack. I volunteer at a horse sanctuary, I walk up to 20k steps a day while I'm there. I carry a Leatherman, sunglasses, gloves, headphones, chapstick, my inhaler, and my Samsung Ultra 22 Plus! This pack offered so much room, at a great price...however, after a few uses, I noticed the zipper was acting weird. After about a month of use, it completely broke. Now I can't zip it without a battle. I don't have time for that. So it's now in the trash. Also, if you have a small waist, this pack will struggle to stay up. I'm almost 5'8, with a 27/28 inch waist, and 37 inch hips, I'm not petite, and the strap was as tight as it would go, in that picture. If you're much smaller than that, you will definitely need a different pack, unfortunately. I gave the three stars for size, comfort, and price...but took off two for the durability.