So, I've never really explored the use of bumbags/wait bags before. What are people's observations and experiences with these?
My current brief is something to efficiently bring my sandwiches to work in! So it's a 30 minute road commute in, and I'm struggling to get them all in my jersey pockets these days...
I'd also like to be able to fold it up and put it in my jersey pocket for the ride home!
I've done a tiny bit of research and so would like to ask on here before I continue. I found this, which at first glance sounds good. http://www.wiggle.co.uk/omm-waist-pouch/
Thankyou.
Tell me about ..... bumbags/waist bags
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Re: Tell me about ..... bumbags/waist bags
I've got the 6l version of that ^ Zippy. Tend to use it quite a lot ... handy for those bits you need within easy reach or for overflow food, etc. The 6l comes with a nice OMM 0.6l bottle.
Nice and light, seems well made and comfy.
There's also the added comedy bonus when riding with Americans when they ask about your fanny pack
Nice and light, seems well made and comfy.
There's also the added comedy bonus when riding with Americans when they ask about your fanny pack

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Swapped from a camelbak to a hip pack some time ago. A wanted ad on STW threw up a number of options.
Ended up getting myself a brand new Northface one for a tenner. As Stu says perfect for a few items you need ready access to, mine will take two bottles, so up to about 1.5l. No sweaty back like with a camelback and no taking it off each time you need something. Also makes the perfect pillow and can be mounted on to my Jones loop bars.
I would never go back to a camelback or similar for cycling.
Ended up getting myself a brand new Northface one for a tenner. As Stu says perfect for a few items you need ready access to, mine will take two bottles, so up to about 1.5l. No sweaty back like with a camelback and no taking it off each time you need something. Also makes the perfect pillow and can be mounted on to my Jones loop bars.
I would never go back to a camelback or similar for cycling.
Re: Tell me about ..... bumbags/waist bags
Inov8 race pack 3 is the job, very light, Big and robust And folds up to nothing
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Hmm, well that was the other one I was considering. I'm impressed with the quality of my only other OMM product I own, and Stu's also recommended OMM stuff.Ben98 wrote:Inov8 race pack 3 is the job, very light, Big and robust And folds up to nothing
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Price is the same, and there's a marginal difference in weight.
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Re: Tell me about ..... bumbags/waist bags
I've got both OMM ones, use them mostly for running. Very pleased with them, the laccy strap really cinches them in so they don't bounce around.
The yellow (6l) one is noticeably bigger and has a zipped hip pocket if that makes any difference.
The yellow (6l) one is noticeably bigger and has a zipped hip pocket if that makes any difference.