Ridirun R10 Purple Waist Pack – Adjustable Fanny Bum Bag for Hiking & Running

Ridirun R10 purple bum bag – versatile fanny pack for hiking

This Ridirun R10 bum bag is for anyone who wants to carry the essentials without lugging a rucksack around. It’s light, practical and a bit cheeky in purple — easy to spot on the go. Whether you’re walking the dog, popping to the gym or out for a day hike, it keeps what you need close to hand with no faff.

Practical features and what they mean for you

• The outer fabric is water-resistant, tough and lightweight — it’ll shrug off light showers and splashes but won’t keep a phone dry in a downpour.
• Three pockets for sensible organisation: a main compartment that fits phones up to 6.8″ and a small bottle, a middle pocket for wallets and passports, and a front pocket for coins, keys and cards. No more rummaging about.
• An adjustable belt with a quick-release buckle fits waists from 31.5–49.2 in (approx 80–125 cm), so it’s good for most adults and easy to switch between wearing it around the waist or slung across the body.
• Multiple carrying options: wear it on your front, side or back, or sling it across your chest when cycling or commuting — very handy when you need your hands free.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 20 x 7 x 13 cm; Weight: 120 g.
• Fits phones up to 6.8 inches; pockets for cards, cash and small accessories.
• Waist adjustment range: 31.5–49.2 in (approx 80–125 cm).
• Colour: Purple. Origin: China. Model: R10.

Use cases and everyday benefits

Ideal for short walks when a rucksack feels over the top, for running or jogging when pockets are a nuisance, and for travel days when your ticket, passport and phone need to be handy. It’s brilliant for busy parents or dog walkers who need both hands free, and slim enough to sit comfortably under a coat when worn at the front — a proper bonus in winter.

Care and tips

Wipe clean with a damp cloth and a little mild soap. Do not immerse the bag in water. The material is water-resistant but not fully waterproof, so avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain. If you’re carrying a high-value device, pop it in a small waterproof sleeve for extra peace of mind.

Worried about fit or excess strap? If the strap feels too long, trim carefully and seal the cut end to stop fraying, or tuck the spare neatly away — the quick-release buckle makes adjustments dead easy. Overall, it’s a tidy, fuss-free way to carry the things that matter and nothing more.