EVOC Hip Pack Pro Hydration Waist Pack - 3L Fanny Pack with 1.5L Bladder for Biking, Hiking, Climbing, Running, Exercising

This is my second hip pack (w hydration bladder) that I have used in the last 4 years. The last one was an Osprey Seral. BLUF - like this much better than the Osprey for a number of reasons: 1. Sits lower on the back 2. Not bulky 3. Waist straps are very comfortable and not in way 4. The airflow back padding works - hot day ride and my back was not dripping 5. Roomy enough for a 2-3 hour ride - carried hydration, tube, levers, multi-tool, phone and wallet

My hip pack did not come with a bladder.

Cinches down right and stays in place during rough descents on a mountain bike or trail running. Better than a CamelBak for a half-day / after work ride, but doesnt hold enough water for an all-day epic. Best fanny pack Ive ever seen!

Perfect pack. Also way better than a backpack because it lets your back breathe. Pair this with a water bottle and you got enough water for a good 2-3 hour ride. I usually put three cliff bloks in here, a spare tube, tool kit, two tire levers and a tire repair kit. The side pockets are good for keys and a wallet. I can also fit my phone there too. I think its the perfect pack to carry. A bit on the expensive side, but youre buying quality that well see with abuse with how it fares. So far my favorite pack to ride with. Also has two extra spaces for two more water bottles to add even more water.

After a couple rides on this pack I am really impressed. The double belt is super comfortable, it holds plenty of water for my average rides and storage for the basic tools is great. Theres room for my wallet and a couple small snacks, but not enough to stash extra clothing or gear, so I still need a backpack for those all-day epics.

I’m kinda disappointed to be honest. I had a Dakine Hyrdation Hip Pack before and it was had more room plus a better hose magnet. The EVOC definitely wins with aesthetics it’s an awesome pack that’s obviously well made but things like the bucket not having much adjustability make it not as comfortable.

Absolutely love this bag. Plenty of room for tools, patch kit, CO2, snacks and additional room for water bottles for big rides. It provides back support as well which helps on long grueling climbs. The hip pockets are large enough to fit my Galaxy S9+. Highly recommend this bag.

This is very comfortable and takes the pressure off my back. It holds the essentials -a multi-tool, snack , water, phone, and ultra-light windbreaker and could hold a little more. Putting the tube back in place takes a litle practice but not too bad. I would recommend this as a hip back

I wear the Evoc Hydration Hip Pack when I’m mountain biking in New York. It fits so much better than a traditional backpack and I can carry essential tools, a few power bars, my phone and water. A backpack will still be needed sometimes but I’m finding that going minimalist has its merits. There are also two outside pockets to hold drink bottles on longer rides. The pockets secure the bottles with no worries of them falling out. Evoc incorporated an innovative feature that temporarily loosens or tightens the waist on climbs and descents. I can also clip a taillight to the back loop when I’m night riding. After using this pack for a couple of months I can attest that the construction is virtually bulletproof. It’s so creatively designed that I’m constantly finding different ways of using this pack. I would buy this again in a heartbeat. It is that good!

I was using a regular Fanny pack and it bounced around a lot. With the stretchy waist band, it’s eliminated the issue as much as I think I could. I use it everywhere I go now. I don’t use the bladder (I need the extra space for what I do), in the summer because I like water bottles better, however my bottles freeze up in the winter so I use the bladder and it works good.