ProCase Fanny Pack Waist Packs for Men Women, Waist Bag Hip Pack for Travel Hiking Running Outdoor Sports

Holds my Littman, bp cuff, pulse ox, scissors, pens and markers, O2 key, night light, pen light. Convenient side pockets and easy to get to everything with tabs on zippers. Liquids bead off and I send it to my backside when I need it out of the way to lift or move a patient. Super practical. You can hand wash it or wipe it down. Throwing it in the wash might help it start ripping from the tugging in the machine. 9/2025 Update: Still kicking! No rips tears or stains, not even a frayed belt strap. I'm highly impressed with the quality and strength of this fanny pack. More than 2 years on every shift since and more to come. I'm tempted to buy another, not as a backup, rather a gift. GREAT GIFT

Love the quality

Pros: - two mini zipped compartments on either side of the main compartment, should be std equip't on all waist packs - pleated bottom of main compartment's another clever way to get more room out of its dimensions - 'secret' pocket near body has zipper located in the proper, top-of-inner-edge-toward-body, for easy access when worn on waist or over-shoulder - good zipper quality, seem sturdy and smooth in use (better than Maxtop esp) - tiny form factor can nonetheless carry the XL and folding phones en vogue today - not the most expensive waist pack sold here, lots of value Cons: - like the FreeToo, cannot adjust strap length w/ one hand... a showstopper for int'l travel (of FreeToo, Maxtop, and this Procase Medium, only the Maxtop has this feature) - no tail tamer or reflective band features on pack or strap (only Maxtop has this) - no pass-thru port to thread earphone cords thru (again, Maxtop only) - pack panels are rather flimsy vs. the Maxtop; about par w/ FreeToo - no security locking feature on buckle, tho has a hole to thread a lock thru, which the other two packs don't offer: better than Maxtop / FreeToo but would rather have a sliding-bar lock feature and pay a couple dollars more for it, as travel frequently thru countries known for slash-n-dash and skilled pickpockets. --- So take the rating with some salt, as my needs are rather specific. Feel for local use like hiking or as supplemental storage raising kids, it's a winner -- and better combo of features imo than FreeToo and Maxtop competitors. It's 25% cheaper than the FreeToo as well, but 35% more than the Maxtop's two very compelling features (tail tamer and one-hand strap adjustment, but otherwise rather basic, if probably more rugged and tolerant of heavy, thankless use than either Procase or FreeToo). That said, can't in all honesty recommend this for a day walking thru Rome or Paris or London or Barcelona, for example -- select EU city's town squares and tourist traps demand security features far more expensive than these packs offer. I suppose for my use case, the $30 - $50 Travelon packs (which have flaws of their own I need modify around, for my own peace of mind) are the only game in town, at least sold here. Four stars. Close but no banana for my use case. My friends will love them ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ _

Became most useful when on a long international flight. I travelled alone. I had all valuables- passport, cash, meds for the whole flight, batteries for my implants and other items that i would normally have to dig into my backpack. Also, i can easily and confidently leave my seat for toilet or other needs while carrying those items in this waist pouch. Plenty of compartments of varying sizes. I hope it lasts

I love this fanny pack! I use it anytime we are going to the zoo or an amusement park so I don't have to worry about carrying a purse. It is very roomy and holds more than you would think. I highly recommend!

Multiple pockets, very handy, easy to wear , well made

The material is not very good, but it does its job.

Bit small but perfect