Osprey  Daylite Waist Pack

small bag for quick and easy adventures. maybe fits glass case, money clip or small wallet, car and house keys and a few other small items such as Chapstick etc. I wouldn't even put water bottle in here with the above items mentioned., but that's the point, if I wanted or needed bigger there are other options that fits better. excellent causal look and fit! good quality and looks great. waste size maybe 32 inches (maybe I'm not adjusting correctly for larger size)

I purchased this fanny pack because I liked the colors. It is well made. I like the logo. The main drawback to this pack is how small the storage compartment is. It is as slim as can be. Put your wallet, keys, and cell phone in it and that is about it. Maybe a dog leash. It is fairly bulky. A big piece of foam covers the entire back of it. The buckles are bulky. But the strap is wide so it won`t cut into your waist. I`ll keep it. Just know what your getting.

I have tried on many waist/fanny packs and they are either too bulky for my frame (5'4") or too small and lacking interior compartments. The Daylite pack hits the sweet spot! It has great cushioning and comfort (I don't even notice I have it on when I am riding my bike) but also enough room for essentials. I can fit a slim wallet, keys, two tire irons, tire pressure gauge, small notebook and pen, and a protein bar -- plus my fairly large cell phone in the outside pocket. It is very well designed, sturdy and attractive.

This was exactly what I was looking for. The smallest non-bulky fanny pack that would hold a 500 ml water bottle and other items like a phone, wallet, sunscreen, etc. Other reviews said it would hold a 1-liter bottle. It does, but that is a tight fit and not much else will fit. It easily adjusts for a small waist and the excess strap tucks into the sleeve on the pack. Convenient outer pocket for lip balm, etc and inside zippered pocket with clip. Nice zippers easy to open and shut. Black color looks better in person than on site.

If you're the person who only needs their phone, sunglasses, a few keys and a credit card when you leave the house, this is for you. 122 cubic inches is a 4.95 inch cube, but not all the space in this little waist pack is usable because it is trying too hard to be slim and elegant, and not hard enough to be functional. The waist belt is harder to disconnect and harder to adjust than any waist pack I have owned before due to the attempt to hide the connections. Sigh.

I was worried about the reviews of the Daylite being too small. It's perfect, the size is great and holds just want I need to keep close when hiking and backpacking to include EpiPens. It's a handy piece of gear.

I just got this Osprey Fanny pack and I love it. It is well made and a little larger than I expected. There is plenty of space. I also think when you have it fully packed it doesn’t bulge out like many Fanny packs. It fits very well and is very comfortable. The interior pockets are designed well. Zipper ends are well designed and easy to use.

Overall I liked the color & roominess for basic essentials. My purpose was to use crossbody. Could not get enough length on the strap to wear comfortably as a crossbody. It cut into my neck. Took away one star for this reason.

My hiking backpack is Osprey, and it is high quality. Comfortable, so I wasn't surprised the waist pack would be any different.