Waterfly ONJ02 Large Waist Pack Bum Bag – Purple, 5-Pocket Fanny Pack

Waterfly bum bag fanny pack – large waist pack for hiking and running (purple)

Practical, light and a bit clever

This Waterfly bum bag (equally handy worn as a crossbody fanny pack) is for anyone who likes to carry the essentials without faffing about. It’s cut from water-resistant nylon so a light shower won’t cause a drama, and the breathable padded back keeps things comfy even on longer stints. The design is simple but thoughtful — pockets where you need them and an adjustable strap that fits most sizes.

What it does for you

• Stops you rummaging: five zipped compartments help keep your phone, cards, keys and other bits and bobs neatly separated.
• Main pocket fits a standard 500ml bottle and includes an internal divider to stop everything sliding about.
• Adjustable strap fits waists from 41–132cm (16–52 inches), so you can wear it round the waist or across the chest.
• Made to last: water-resistant fabric, SBS zips and a sturdy buckle stand up to rain, sweat and regular use.
• Reflective trim on the strap boosts visibility for evening runs or cycling — a handy safety touch.

Specs and useful details

Material: water-resistant nylon. Size (approx): 29.4 x 20 x 3 cm. Weight: around 190 g. Strap range: 41–132cm (16–52 inches). Zippers: SBS. Backing: breathable mesh pad to reduce sweat and improve comfort. There’s a small front patch pocket that’s great for personalising if that’s your sort of thing.

Good for these situations

• Running and training when you need pockets but don’t want bulk.
• Hiking and day walks where a bottle, phone and map need to be within easy reach.
• Travel, festivals and markets where keeping valuables close and organised is useful.
• Cycling and commuting as a compact, secure carry option with a bit of reflective safety.

Worried it might be too small? It’s compact but cleverly laid out, so it carries more than it looks like it will. It’s unisex and suits small, medium and large wearers. If you need a proper rucksack for overnight trips, this isn’t a replacement — but for everyday adventures and active days out it’s a very practical choice. No complicated setup: clip the buckle, pop things in the right pockets and off you go.