Waterfly Bumbags Waist Fanny Pack Ladies Bum Bag Men Women

Waterfly Bumbags Waist Fanny Pack Ladies Bum Bag Men Women

R 1 128.84

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13 Sep 2026
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Description

Small waist pocket and large capacity: Three independent zipper compartments, two large compartments can hold most size of mobile phones, powerbank, compact wallet, etc. The internal zipper bag is very suitable for placing important items to improve safety. Four separate card insertion pockets can protect your card fromscratches, and the intimate keychain design allows you to find the key quickly. In the front compartment, you can put paper towels, dog poo bags and other items Adjustable belt: The belt adjustment range of this compact bumbag is 40-125cm. In addition, a 30cm extended belt is included with the package, then you can adjust the belt to fit your size easily. This waist pouch is suitable for both men and women, fat and thin Multiple carrying styles: You can carry this fashionable waist bag on the different parts of your body, like waist front, waist side, waist back, chest and back. Different wearing styles show your different charms Thoughtful design: The back is made of breathable pad, so that you can feel comfortable during exercise. The fixed buckle can hold the excess belt firmly to prevent the belt bag from loosening and slipping off. The SBS zipper is strong and durable, and the water-repellent fabric can withstand small raindrops and sweat drops, protecting your items from getting wet Suitable occasion: The slim waistpack is most suitable for camping, jogging, running, walking, mountaineering, hiking, cycling, exercise, and walking the dog