everest 044XLD Extra Large Fanny Pack

HUGE is an understatement! Perfect for standing in long theme park lines with a toddler. This easily has 4xs the holding capacity of a standard fanny/waist pack. I was able to fit a tablet with case (9" x 7.5"), big pack of Cheerios, Note 8 phone, small selfie stick, credit card purse, toddler wrist link, and a sippy cup with lots of ROOM TO SPARE!I HATE tight clothing around my waist/hips and wanted a fanny/waist pack that wouldn't dig into me. My hips (where I wear my pack) are 58" around. This pack fit perfectly and I could extend the belt about 7 inches more. While worn, the pack itself ("wing to wing" not including belt) is about 15"

I purchased two of these and I love them! One I use when I'm out in my backyard. I hand-feed peanuts to chipmunks and they follow me around the yard whenever I'm outside. I use this one to hold peanuts in the shell (in the large compartment), and it holds a LOT, at least double what my last fanny pack held and I thought THAT one was big. I then use the front pouch for my iPhone 6 Plus which is in a CellBee hard-shelled case (the case can be seen here:http://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00NMU0172/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1SBS00P3576G8&coliid=I15XSB1J59UDAQ, I hope the link comes through, if not you can search Amazon for it to get the specs). The phone fits comfortably in the front zip pouch, with enough wiggle room to get it in and out comfortably. I use the back zippered pouch to carry things I may need as I work in the garden (tissues, nail file, eyeglass cloth, etc.).The second pouch is used when I'm going out and don't want to carry my handbag. Obviously it does not hold as much as my handbag does, but it holds a lot more than you would think (see attached photo). With this one I use the front and back zippered pouches the same as I do with my peanut fanny pack, and in the big center section I can put my ladies' checkbook wallet, keys, my big wrap-around sunglasses in their case, a bag with eye drops that I have to carry everyplace with me and a 20-ounce bottle of water. There is still room left to add little things here and there.The pouch does get heavy when full, simply because it does hold so much, but with it around your waist, that's not too much of a problem. There have also been times when I've slung the strap over my shoulder and used it as a shoulder handbag (it's easier that way going through security checks where you have to open up every pocket).Speaking of the strap, it's quite long. I am rather large, just over 200 pounds, and it fits easily around my waist; I just measured my waist and it's about 44 inches.All in all I would highly recommend this fanny pack to anyone looking to carry more than just a couple of small items. It really works out well for me and should I ever wear one or both out and need to replace them, I will definitely try to get this exact fanny pouch. However these are well constructed with heavy-duty fabric and I don't see them wearing out for a good long time.

A very well-made fanny pack, with a long belt that will fit most adults. It's made of quality, thick, poly canvas. The zippers are sturdy and the stitching is solid. A rear compartment is relatively thin, as it comprises the back side of the pack. But it is relatively large and can easily hold a cell phone, check book, wallet, etc. The main compartment has two zippers to allow for ambidexterous entry. There are two smaller pockets inside, to organize your stuff. It's a nice size, and could easily hold a small digital camera, wallet, etc. The final pocket is about 4x6 and has a ring for keys; it would also fit a smaller cell phone.This is a well made product. If you're looking for a super sized pack, to hold bottles of water, meals, large camera, look elsewhere. But this pack can hold the contents of the average purse, comfortably.A final comment: I am wondering if this product has changed size over time. Some reviews seem to comment that it is huge; however, mine is about the same size as an old LL Bean fanny pack that I own, with about as much space as mid-sized purse.

Exceptional build quality for a fanny pack. The zippers are robust and I haven't had any issues with them splitting apart. The main zippered compartment is large enough to fit an entire paperback book in it and then some, so definitely make sure you want one this big; Everest makes a Medium size that's probably better for your average fanny pack needs. This size (extra large) could probably hold two or three bottles of water in the main compartment, and has plenty of room for a phone, wallet and keys in the smaller front compartment.

Everything I need to carry fits in this huge fanny pack! It appears very well made and the belt will adjust from a small waist to a 60" waist. Mine is about 46" and I just couldn't find one that fit me until I bought this one. It fits perfectly.Update: 1 year + 3 months that I’ve used this fanny pack as my purse and no loose stitches or problem with it. The zippers still work perfectly. Like all fanny packs with web belts, the belt will stretch some over time if you have a lot of weight in it. Just adjust it to tighten it up once in awhile and it’ll keep fitting perfectly. I have a 46” waist and it’s got room to let out another 10 or 12 inches. It’s the only fanny pack I’ve found that fits me since I gained my weight from my medication side affects. I’m going to order another soon to put away for later when this one eventually wears out. It will one day like all things. But so far it’s in great shape after heavy use.

Huge, I took it to Disneyland and it fit all my stuff, including a big size s'well water bottle. So much better than a backpack in the August heat.