Belt Bags & Waist Bags

Secure, durable and weather resistant, keep small everyday items or trekking essentials close by. Explore hip packs and waist bags.

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Fjällräven Ulvö Hip Pack Medium Unisex Daypacks Green Main Front 73898

Fjällräven Ulvö Hip Pack Medium Unisex Daypacks Yellow, Orange Main Front 24764

Fjällräven Ulvö Hip Pack Medium Unisex Daypacks Black Main Front 19964

Fjällräven Ulvö Hip Pack Medium Unisex Daypacks Blue Main Front 19966

Ulvö Hip Pack Medium

Convenient hip bag in durable Bergshell fabric for travelling and short treks. Produced wi...

£60.00

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Fjällräven Kånken Art Hip Pack Unisex Hip packs Brown Main Front 73579

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Kånken Art Hip Pack

Practical little hip bag featuring the artwork of Charlene Johnny. Produced without PFCs, ...

£65.00

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Fjällräven Singi Hip Pack 10 Unisex Hunting accessories Green Main Front 73621

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Singi Hip Pack 10

Large, functional hip bag designed for trekking, hunting and bushcraft. Produced without P...

£155.00

Fjällräven Ulvö Hip Pack Large Unisex Daypacks Black Main Front 19526

Fjällräven Ulvö Hip Pack Large Unisex Daypacks Yellow, Orange Main Front 24732

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Ulvö Hip Pack Large

Convenient hip bag in durable Bergshell fabric for travelling and short treks. Produced wi...

£65.00

Kånken No. 2 Black Hip Pack

Practical little hip pack in G-1000 HeavyDuty with leather details. Produced without PFCs,...

£80.00

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What to pack in your hip pack for a trek.

Light and compact, hip packs (or fanny packs as they are often referred to) are the perfect solution for carrying all the essentials of a trekking trip. They are especially useful on short and warm-weather treks as you do not have to bother with a backpack. The Fjällräven hip packs are also designed with clever storage details including key clips, straps to attach packs to a jacket and inside pockets for secure money and ID storage.
As to what you store in your hip pack during a trek is entirely up to you, but seasoned outdoor enthusiasts are likely to suggest you consider using it for holding onto high-value items. You can also pack these bags with things you need with more regularity during a hike. Like snacks, a collapsible cup, and a map.