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Right ok,i suspect i will get ridiculed(again) for asking this 😯
I do wear them and have done for many years,either ot trips abroad or on cycling excursions.i find them exceptionally useful and purposeful.
does anyone else wear them?,i am looking for a larger size to fit enough in without having to use my camelback all the time..
thank you.
I've been using an ancient Karrimor 5L bag(I think) recently. It's certainly nice not to have the sweaty back syndrome.
Osprey Talon 8 if you plan on carrying bottles in it or Lowe Alpine Peak/Mesa Runners, have a fair bit of space.
I like to use one when walking as well as on the bike
i prefer the term 'fanny pack'
HTH 😉
Bum bags and cowboy boots all in the same day...I do worry that I should choose 'cooler' hobbies.
Ive got an inov8 bumbag that can hold a bladder. Really good one, waterproof pocket on the left sise and a mesh pocket on the right, zipped. Main compartment sepatated from bladder and easily holds jacket, tools, sarnie etc.
I use it for quick after work rides and such.
Bum bags and cowboy boots all in the same day...I do worry that I should choose 'cooler' hobbies.
Don't panic just yet, cowboy boots was yesterday so it's only one a day at the moment, not that bad 😉
Just bought a Lowe Alpine jobbie, not sure how I previously survived without it.
You just bought a jobbie...where from?
it seems that the lowe alpine ones are quite popular on here,
also that it is'nt just me who wears them 8)
I use the larger size OMM one.
would it be this i wonder?
still s8tannorm - Member[b]I use the larger size OMM one[/b].
is that one in the picture?
check out 'mountain smith' from the states. not sure if available over here. Very good hip packs.
Cheapo ones from Decathlon are very effective if you are not too bothered about loads of compartments but do be careful. I fell off backwards and landed on the pump in my bum bag and had back trouble for a couple of months afterwards
I hate back packs so use this, maybe an alternative?
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rocketdog that is most certainly a possibility
never heard of decathlon will investigate more.
I've been using an ancient Karrimor 5L bag
I've got one of those that holds 2 bottles and it's great for anything but longer rides. I use a wingnut then which again beats a normal pack for me.
rOcKeTdOg - Member
I hate back packs so use this, maybe an alternative?
can you buy them from UK suppliers or do you have to order direct from Jandd?
Direct from jandd, but it was a very painless experience, took about 1.5 weeks for delivery
cheers, did you get stung for import duty etc?
The Medium and Large fannies have enough features to border on high-tech.
The Large fannies have same features as the medium fannies, except it comes with padded cambrelle side pockets.
Jandd's site is ace ) I was looking for a clip-on bum bag to use as a bar bag for bike trips and it now has to be a Jandd, simply for immature humour value.