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Anonymous01/26/26, 17:46No.2859124Lumbar packs
Does anyone actually hike with these or are they just fashion items for UL faggots and women? They look extremely tiny and impractical to me
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Anon01/26/26, 17:57No.2859126
why are they afraid to call it a fanny pack
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Anon01/26/26, 19:03No.2859133
I'd prefer the stabilizing affect of shoulder straps, even though it means your back gets sweaty. Those look kinda miserable for anything more than say, a rain shell, a small water bottle and some snacks maybe a longsleeve base layer. Probably good for the trail running crowd and dog walkers though.
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Anon01/26/26, 19:12No.2859134
They are good for cycling, on-trail hiking, birdwatching, or anything else 1/2-day-trip related.
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Anon01/26/26, 22:00No.2859193
>They look extremely tiny and impractical to me
How much do you need for a day hike, bro?
That can obviously fit a litre of water, a couple of muesli bars and light jacket or raincoat, which is already more than I tend to take with me if I'm not sleeping out.
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Anon01/26/26, 23:37No.2859208
You mean a fupa or GUNT pack?
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Anon01/27/26, 02:19No.2859236
man its so hard to concentrate hiking behind a woman's ass. i literally fainted one time from staring at my ex's ass on a really hot day and all the blood went to my crotch lol
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Anon01/27/26, 13:31No.2859277
I have this. It's good for a day hike or cycling. I like to use it with the shoulder straps. My back won't get sweaty but where the hip part is it will so you just move the sweaty part elsewhere.
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Anon01/28/26, 20:23No.2859444
If you wear this for more than a few hours you'll definitely feel it in your lumbar, that's for sure.
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Anon01/30/26, 04:02No.2859609
I sometimes use a small one for trail running, but only when I need to bring a rain jacket or something.
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Anon02/05/26, 02:00No.2860285
i sweat more than most people. if I can avoid it I won't carry anything on my back. for short day hikes and get by with my red paw flex fanny pack that pretty much just carries a 500ml water bottle and a few bits and bobs. I can stuff an extra 500ml hydrapak inside the bag for longer hikes. honestly, it's extremely comfortable and I forget I'm even carrying anything.If I need moar water and supplies I carry my 20L backpack and put two 1.5L bottles in it. I have considered a 10L hip pack, preferably one with suspenders. but my current setup does everything I need.
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Anon02/05/26, 08:22No.2860312
I bought one. It's more like a massive fanny pack.What can I say, it makes me look like a fanny. I don't recommend them unless you look like the girl in that pic, or really dont give a fuck how you look at all.
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Anon02/05/26, 10:23No.2860325
i use a condor h harness for walks that last less than 2 days. it's good because you can access stuff easily without taking it off. it has shoulder straps so it's probably better than whatever that woman is wearing. i usually carry 2 - 3 litres of water, a folding shovel, binoculars, and some sleeping stuff. everything is black
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Anon02/14/26, 03:04No.2861152
Bros, who are your top hikesluts to goon to? I must coom.