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Very spacious for what it is, well made and at a really resonable price - great bag!

I love this! It has much more room in it than average bumbags. It’s comfortable to wear and is easily adjustable. Definitely better than the others out there on the market. Good for holidays to keep all your money and documentation secure and on your person. Highly recommended.

This waist pack fits comfortably around the waist or over the shoulder. It can also be worn like a sling which is my main mode. It isn't the most comfortable to wear as a sling but neither is it uncomfortable. A little bit of extra padding would be nice. It is comfortable around the waist though.The pack fits a good amount of items in it. I managed to fit a large phone, large powerbank, small glasses and case, DJI Osmo pocket, passport sized box and my bifold wallet in the outer pocket. That's if I stuff it though and wouldn't recommend filling it this much and is only for reference.You could quite comfortably fit some tissues, cash, creams, small electronics and have room to spare. Obviously, the more you fill it, the heavier it will be. With my reference items, I would say it was borderline uncomfortable for very long periods.I've only tested the loops but I don't think I would use them in every day scenarios. Maybe a small torch on a carabiner but the loops are reasonably secure with can support a reasonable amount of weight. The wearer would have more issue with the weight than the bag at that point.The headphone hole is a miss for me. I rarely carry wired headphones nowadays so is pointless for me but what I dislike is the location which is right along the zip. This makes it so that you can't fully open the zip which is not a deal breaker but annoying. The manufacturer could have easily made an actual hole somewhere instead of trying to double up the function of the zip.The keyring clip is okay, for non important things it will suffice but does feel like it may break long term.There is only the main pocket and the outer pocket. Inside the main pocket, are two mesh pouches. If organisation is your thing then this is one to avoid since there is minimal pockets so would suit a dump it all in sort of person.Overall, this is a decent bag.

This compact, no-nonsense canvas bumbag is created from a strong, thick fabric which is well stitched and feels secure and hard-wearing. It has two zipped compartments which are deceptively roomy, despite the compact design - you can easily fit most phones into the smaller one. It even has a row of hanging hoops to clip items onto, hiking-style - great for key rings and such like.The non-bulky, tapered design is the best thing about it. The bag hugs the body quite closely without sticking out too much, so it doesn't get in the way or flap about like some bumbags do. That makes it a perfect choice for active wear for joggers or gym-goers to keep phones and keys in. But the flat form makes it equally useful for wearing underneath items too, keeping valuables safely tucked away on your person on holiday.I love the no-frills, practical look to it, and it's available in a nice range of colours - I plumped for the dark blue, which is as subtle as it is handy to use. You can't go wrong for under a tenner, either - a great little multipurpose carry bag for everyday use.

I work on a ward where we're required to use bumbags for the storage of safety items. This has been ideal. It's comfortable and has good sized pockets.The strap is adjustable and easy to clip. Very happy!

Well this bag arrived vacuum packed which I thought was novel. It's blue because I choose blue and I liked the look of it from the word go. There is no external brand or logo on it which suits me. Both the front section and main section have what looks to me to be good quality zips with metal zippers. There is a little leaflet which demonstrates alternative ways to wear and on the reverse its a warranty card. There is a little metal hook in the front pocket which I liked and some external loop things I don't plan on using. There is a mesh wallet type series of sections in the main pocket which are ok, though I'd have preferred an internal zip section. There are a couple of robust loop sections on each side and a little aperture for ear plugs what would allow me to plug in my wired headphones to my phone while having the phone safely zipped in the bag. The strap is quite wide and has a plastic snap to buckle of the type that occasionally I nip my fingers in. The bag looks to be waterproof if not highly water resistant. So, I liked everything about it. However, the real test is how well it travels and for that it will have to wait a while!

This looks big but is deceivng really.The bag has 2 zipped compartments.The main area opens like a half smile making it a strange opening. The zip has been stitched to leave a space for ear phones but I feel it isn't needed since most people use earbuds now.The main compartment has 2 mesh pockets one slightly bigger than the other. I don't think the one closest to the ear phone hole would fit an average sized phone these days.The front pocket feels more practical and has a sewn in keyring which is useful. So that's good.For fitting in lots of bits and bobs for a woman it would be a tight squeeze.For a man it would probably fit a week's worth of stuff lolThere is a loop at the top of the bag you can hang it up by or add a bag charm.The belt is pretty long but adjustable.Bag is nice, just not great for my needs. Good back up or if I'm just going short distances though.