EVOC Hip Pack Pro Hydration Waist Pack - 3L Fanny Pack with 1.5L Bladder for Biking, Hiking, Climbing, Running, Exercising
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Angela
> 3 dayHad high expectations. This would be] a great solution for hydration for long GRVL sessions, but after just couple uses, the Velcro belt no longer hold together and The only thing keeping it together is the secondary clip . Otherwise it would continue to unvelcro! Very annoying.. wish I could’ve returned but don’t have that option now..
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Stephanie Kittleson
> 3 dayLove it for mountain biking. Nice look, more than enough water.
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Albert M.
> 3 dayThis is an awesome hip bag for mountain biking. Its secure around your waist, holds plenty of water, (you can add two additional water bottles beside the 1 1/2 liter bladder). It has sufficient room for tools and spare tube within reason. The waist strap and clip are very secure and do not come loose while riding. Makes a BIG difference at keeping your back cool on hot days. I as so glad I got it. It is well worth it. I rarely if at all use my full back pack anymore,...
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P Kurk
> 3 dayIdeal. Good amount of space for water & supplies, and very comfortable over hours of riding. Awesome accessory.
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Felipe F.
> 3 dayThe strap velcro does not last dont even hold the strap come off easily just usedit for like 4 rides and it does not hold anymore the strap .im very disappointed cause its not cheap hip pack and with that price we should expect quality of the product
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gadgetmaster
Greater than one weekIn search of a mountain bike fanny pack I purchased both this Evoc Hip Pack Pro and Osprey Savu 5. Evoc Hip Pack Pro has more storage volume than Osprey Savu 5. Osprey has key ring clip in main compartment, Evoc puts clip in more accessible side zipper pocket(s). Evoc waist belt is more comfortable and can be adjusted for some elastic tension. Bottle holders of Osprey are much easier to reinsert bottles while riding. Evoc makes me empty bottle in handlebar feed bag(s) then rotate full ones from pack. Airflow to back is slightly better with Evoc. Osprey has better cell phone storage, but the Osprey pocket has no padding. Evoc has no dedicated cell phone pocket large enough for current phones. Evoc is my choice, based mostly on larger size and more compartments. I dont see myself ever using the Evoc bladder as it cuts down storage volume and two bottles is enough.
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Devon S.
> 3 dayMy hip pack did not come with a bladder.
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Wncashe
> 3 dayPurchased from Brands Cycle and Fitness/Amazon. Stay away from this seller unless you are 100% sure you will keep the item. Their fine print means you will lose money if you need to return a defective item, restocking charges and other fees. The item itself from Evoc had a torn pocket on review, when I was beginning to load it up for my first ride. The pack is way too small, after the bladder is filled it barely has room for a pump, tube, and multitool. I did one ride with the pack and the bladder leaked around the tube where it enters the bladder. And the waist sizing is small. I wear a 36-38 jean waist size, yes I know, and the belt fits...but barely. Needless to say I am disappointed after seeing all the positive reviews online. On the bright side, I just bought an Osprey Savu 5, and it is way better than the Evoc. No bladder, but it fits better, and seems to be built better.
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ADOLFO TORRES ZEGARRA
Greater than one weekEl hip pack / backpack más cómodo que he tenido. Brinda un soporte de lumbar de primera. Con la bolsa de agua resulta algo chica para guardar cosas pero es sencillamente muy cómoda
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craig lycke
> 3 dayWell rounded gear and feature rich.