Herschel Seventeen Hip Pack vs EVOC Hip Pouch 1L

The material is good and it seems to be well manufactured. As other reviewers already noted, the zipper is hard to move (probably to keep the bag waterproof?) and the extra belt part hangs off weirdly. I will probably cut it as another reviewer suggested. So far, I have only used it for short fieldwork

The quality is fantastic -zippers, design, etc., and I literally cannot feel it once I'm into my longer bike rides. I honestly don't have a single bad thing to say about this product. It's just plain worth it

i’m going on a trip to San Diego and thought this would be perfect for all the walking around we have planned. as i was packing this to make sure i have everything i’ll need, i realized just how much space there is. this fanny pack can fit a lot! so far i have my go pro, extra batteries, my sunglasses case, hand sanitizer, sunscreen and still a good amount of room to spare for extra stuff. the front pocket is perfect for cash/cards if you’re comfortable using it for that

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With that out of the way, I think this pack is one of the most fashionable packs that Herschel sells. If you like having a decent amount of space in your fanny pack and looking pretty fashionable, go ahead and buy this thing. You won't be disappointed.

Excellent design and quality material. Only minor gripe is that it’s fits a little big on my 28in waste. Had to have tailor rig it so that I can use it while riding a bike.

Its super comfortable and its so handy to have that extra space. I don't think it looks overly weird either. Especially in Europe and Asia where bags like this are more common.

I got this to replace the two small bags I had on my Roubaix and Aethos. I wanted something comfortable, compact, but with enough room to fit 2 spare tubes, 3 CO2s, inflator, tire levers, a multi tool, my car keys, and a Cliff Bar or two depending on the length of the ride. This bag holds all of that and is comfortable enough that when packed with all my stuff I forget I even have it on. I got rid of everything being attached to my bikes and now just pack what I need for whichever bike I'm going to be on and go