Mountainsmith Tour Lumbar Waist pack, Running, Hiking, Cycling, Travel, and Outdoor Sport Activities with Dual Water Bottle Holders

Adventure ready I fell in love with MountainSmith when I moved to Boulder Colorado and will be a lifelong user of there gear. It’s bomb proof when all else fails my Mountainsmith pack is the 1st and only lumber pack gives me the mobility and speed to hike, Boulder or climb while wearing my gear

with the cancer treatment my memory is slipping so I sometimes forgot to grab my phone charger or other little conveniences that make chemo bearable. I got this little hip pack and filled it with spare gizmos and gadgets so I have two sets, I use it as a go bag and it fits some water and Gatorade bottles and my ipad. Great quality, easy to throw in the vehicle, tough enough to sit on the floor during treatments and plenty of space inside for spare meds, cell phone, chargers cables, etc, etc. Highly recommend!

It holds a lot, especially if you use the outside front panel to hold an extra jacket as I included in the accompanying photo of the bag stuffed and the second photo of everything I had inside. Fits 10 essentials plus compact binocular. Given most of the gear in the photo is "packable" or meant for hiking. I can confidently go into the backcountry for a day hike with this pack.Sold separately, I have the shoulder straps and rain cover, but usually don't use them as the pack has good weight distribution and in your usual light rain the pack is very water resistant. That said, on some special occasions like a heavy load or carrying items I absolutely have to keep dry, I use the rain cover sometimes.Having the pack low on the back keeps my shoulders relaxed and makes it easier to use a binocular for wildlife watching ( the ultimate reason I head into the outdoors). It also minimizes the sweat factor compared to a backpack. I find the load very comfortably distributed around the waist with this belt bag; especially when the butterfly straps are tightened down bringing the weight snuggled into the lower back.Only draw back I find is the 2x 1 liter bottle holders don't hold up to jogging as the bottles will fall out with heavy bouncing. There for I personally carry a 16 oz bottle in the holder most of the time. Also, my phone is too big for the hip pocket, but gloves or a hat do fit, so I still really appreciate the hip pocket.A great addition to my outdoor gear! Well worth the money!

Mountainsmith still lives up to the name. Great pack especially for a day hike. Plenty of room for essentials and wears nicely. I did buy the strapettes but the pack without them wears nicely also as long as you don’t overload it. The strappettes make it wearable like a backpack and allow you to slightly overload and wear more comfortable. Wearing a waist pack while hiking allows you to feel more free giving your back full airflow which in return makes you feel more mobile and not weighed downed. Great product quality material I’m sure it’s going to last for years!

Would’ve been perfect if the one pocket had organizer in it

A nice waist pack but with some issues. The fully opened-up waist strap is tight if I'm wearing a fleece sweater (my waist is 35") so larger people will likely not be able to use this pack. The shoulder strap's installed slide placement prevents it from being made long enough for comfort but I was able to fix that by forcing the slider through the pad to the other side so I can make the strap longer. And if there is much weight in the pack, you'll want to use the optional strappette shoulder straps.

Excellent bag for every day use with pockets for all your essential items.

The tour bag is well designed with many pockets and options to carry it. I like the multipurpose straps that allow for shoulder carry, lumbar carry which is very comfortable, hand carry and I like the optional strap that allows the pack to be used as a backpack. The carry options allow carryon the planes, for urban hiking and regular day hikes and when I have to carry heavy loads. The pack is well constructed, great job mountainsmith!

Made nicely, but something in the execution was just off. The straps were too bulky when stowed, the ergonomics weren’t right - maybe it’s trying to be too much? Anyway, it went back.

I'm going interrailing and have a wheelie backpack, so didn't want a backpack but wanted something to keep daily items close.I am an urban sketcher so its important to have supplies accessible.I also have a disability that affects my ability to hold heavy items in my hands. This is fantastic.It is a very comfortable fit. The shoulder strap and waist strap ensure it is versatile, comfortable and functional for travel.There are many pockets, which can keep me organised on my travels.Especially important to me us the large drink pockets, one will hold my foldable sketching stool and the other my large travel mug.It looks waterproof but has not been tested yet.Overall it seems perfect for hands free travel.

2XLではなく後発品のONESIZEだと思います。