Allen Nomad Waist Pack with Water Bottle Holder, 435 cu. in.
The Allen Nomad Waist Pack features three zippered storage compartments totaling 435 cubic inch capacity for storing gear. This pack is perfect for hunters and hikers who want to be nimble on the go, but it’s also great for shallow fishing, go bags, or to keep in your truck, packed with emergency gear. The waist belt adjusts up to 52 in.
Product Features
- Designed with only the toughest, roughest users in mind
- 8″ x 10″ x 6″ main compartment
- Padded hip belt, adjusts up to 54″
- Water bottle pocket
- Quiet, waterproof fabric with silent zipper pulls
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Does the job nicely This is a decently made product that fits comfortably around the waist. The pockets are quite generous and the push for the water bottle is elasticised meaning that it holds a water bottle snuggly which I like. So far the hiking we have done with this has not been rigorous, but this has held up well. The only small caveat is that if you are not careful you can put too much weight into this pack which then makes it a little uncomfortable, but that is “user error” as if you need to…
Good for day hike. When I was first looking at this item, I was concerned the description said only one spot to hold water bottle. Actually if you open up the zippered compartment on the other end, it is the same size and can also hold a second bottle. I use the larger water bottles you normally find on a bicycle. Both sides hold that size of bottle snug. The other compartments are roomy, much bigger than I expected. I did a 16 mile hike, and the sides where it rides on your hips is quite comfortable if you…
Exactly as listed. Not the toughest bag around but it is plenty tough. The price to quality ratio is very high. It is a large bag and will make a great addition to my fishing and hunting equiptment. Will be awsome for small game. It will hold a couple boxes of shell, lunch and other odds and ends.For freshwater fishing I would not let it get submerged but being splashed or drizzled on should be no problem. Will hold a ton of tackle and your lunch. I think it may be a bit small for…