The WATERFLY Fanny Pack Waist Bag is a great addition to our walks and hikes. This bag is comfortable to wear and has room for all the things needed for a long walk. The angle of the water bottle helps distribute the weight of the water bottle and make reaching for it easier if its on your backside. There is also a loop that can slide over the end of the water bottle to make sure it doesn’t fall out if you are bouncing around. There is plenty of room for your phone, keys, and snacks.

I got this fanny pack for my wife for her upcoming trip to Japan and for everyday walks and outings. It’s a great size—not too bulky, but with plenty of pockets and storage space for essentials. The padded support makes it comfortable to wear, and the built-in water bottle holder with an elastic cord to keep it secure is a really nice touch. She loves how functional and well-designed it is and can’t wait to put it to use. Highly recommend!

I ordered this Fanny Pack Waist Bag for when so when working outside I could carry my phone, water and whatever else I needed to carry.This fanny pack is great for hiking and it has a water bottle holder and is very comfortable to wear and looks nice (I mean as nice as a fanny pack can look). It is worth every penny and comes in 5 different colors and is made of Nylon and should be handwashed.

I’ve always refused to wear a fanny pack but I’m getting ready to go to universal studios and my kids have grown out of strollers so here we are. I was on the fence and sure I’d end up sending it back, but love this fanny pack its stylish, adjustable the fabric is thick and the color is perfect and I’m such a fan of being able to put a water bottle in it. There’s quite a few little pockets and bigger pockets. The strap clips seems durable and well-made I’m excited to use this.

This waist pack water bottle holder by Waterfly is intelligently designed and a notch above many others that I've tried and used over the years. Much of the design of bottle packs in general are tailored for specific outdoor activities but vary depending on the kind of activity. For me, I have used waist bottle packs for inline skating over longer distances, typically 20 miles or more, in the often harsh climate of Florida. For me, having enough extra room for snacks and gels as well as the bottle itself is important. This also allows me to comfortably carry my phone, keys, tools and other accessories. This isn't necessarily what everyone will be looking for but if you spend 90mins or more outside on a biking trail or similar, it's great to have a pack like this that is lightweight and comfortable to wear as well as having the capacity to comfortably hold all your stuff. The main storage pocket on this is one of the largest I've tried and allows me to comfortably store my phone without a struggle to get to other stuff. I also like the slightly angled bottle holder which makes grabbing and stowing my bottle on the move relatively easy. It's a bit of snug fit for my preferred insulated Polar bottles but it does keep it very secure. There's an additional adjustable elastic cord to secure it even more if needed. I also like the internal compartments which help to keep your stuff organized for better accessibility. The adjustable elastic waist band also makes this very easy to fine tune for a comfortable fit. At the current price of $25.99, this is my new favorite waist bottle pack so I'll give it a solid 5 stars.

This is actually my third Waterfly bag I purchased. I typically walk 8 miles a day and wanted something big enough to carry my phone, compact rain poncho, AirPod case, first aid items, cash, house key and hopefully water.My first bag was the WATERFLY Fanny Pack Waist Bag: Fannie Pack 2 Water Bottle Holders Lumbar Belt Hiking Walking Running Jogging Camping Large Woman Man. While this is a good bag and it comfortably fit all my necessary items, it was just too big and bulky for me and it turns out I only needed one slot for water bottle.In July I then decided to forgo the water bottle holder and got the WATERFLY Fanny Pack for Women Men Water Resistant Small Waist Pouch Slim Belt Bag with 4 Pockets Lightweight Crossbody Chest Bag Fit All Phones, 11.02 x 2.1 x 4.3 inch. I decided to carry a collapsible water bottle that I was then attach to the belt via carabiner when it was empty. While I was able to fit all my necessary items in the bag it was a tight fit, especially for my phone (iPhone 14 Plus). Also, I discovered that carrying around my water bottle was not ideal.When I saw this bag, I was hoping the third time is the charm. I love the water bottle holder and all my necessary items fit more comfortably in this bag. I even now carry a compact tote bag inside this bag if I decide to stop by the grocery store. The bag fits comfortably and is not too bulky. On the downside, I much prefer the stitched logo options on the other two bags to the larger printed logo on this one. Also, the stitching on the top of the bag near the bottle holder looks stretched out. I thought it was a one off and exchanged it but the second bag is much the same.Overall I guess this as close as I can get to my ideal bag

This pack is pretty versatile. It's the perfect size for short, 1 hour ish, hikes with my dog. I can fit my essentials, wallet phone keys, in there along with a bottle of water for me and my pup while we hit the open space trails near our house. The pack is pretty well made, too. It's a nylon construction but we'll made and adjustable enough that either my wife or I can wear it around our waists. So Far, so good.

I've been using fanny packs vs. purses for a while now since I hate how purses get in the way, slip down my shoulder, etc. But, I often have a lot of stuff I need to carry so regular sized packs dont' always work. This one is larger, and it has multiple pockets, so it's easy to keep things organized. I can easily fit my purse, phone, 2 epi pens, and a snack. The bottle holder is a huge plus for me, too. This is perfect to carry your things on a hike, long walks, or just on a day long outing.Comfortable to wear, and it looks pretty good for a fanny pack. I wore it around my waist, but also as a cross body bag when my lower back started to get sore. Easy to change the straps, and the bottle stayed put even when worn across body.

I got this for a trip I'm taking that will involve some light hiking, so I wanted something to put my phone, credit cards, car key, snacks, drink, and a few other things in. I'm pleased to report this will definitely do the trick!It is incredibly roomy, and hopefully my photos with the rulers will show that. I have a gigantic Pixel 7 Pro phone with an enormous case on it (clumsy), and there is zero doubt I can put this in with a billfold/small wallet, some granola bars or nuts, keys, etc. It feels very solidly constructed, with padding on the back of the main part. And the material is just thick overall. I was pleasantly surprised it was not flimsy. I showed the inside so you could see both how big it is, and also the compartments on the inside.The soda bottle in the picture is actually a 20 oz, and you can see that well over half of it slides into the sleeve, so you don't have to worry about it toppling out. The green bottle is slightly larger, though I didn't measure the ounceage. You could likely fit a taller bottle in it, as well.The price *seems* a tad steep, but I think with this, you get what you pay for. Right now it's $26 with a 25% off coupon, so just under $20. For that price, I would definitely buy it, particularly if you need something with a large capacity. If you have a small phone and don't plan to carry much more in the pack, you can potentially go with something smaller, but for me and my bulky phone and snacks, this is it.

This bag works great for hiking and running. The pocket is roomy enough to hold my cell phone and a snack. I like how the water bottle holder is angled. It makes it easier to pull out the bottle while I'm on the move.The straps are adjustable for a tight fit. It's a little bulkier than I like for running, but it's comfortable. The materials are sturdy and of decent quality. I can't find anything I dislike or that could be improved.