EpiPen (when stinging insects are in season).maybe another small flat item, such as a camera cleaning cloth/wipe.car key, which can be attached to the clip.All of this fits without having to shove or force anything. Here's what typically goes in mine, though not necessarily all of it every time. all of this fits inside the Ultralight Black Hole Mini Hip Pack 1L-no shoving required No more bogging down a pocket with my all my junk, or realizing I'm not wearing anything with pockets. It's basically two pockets.two pockets that let me pack the minimum, or even a few extras. I stow it in my car, forget it's there until I need it, and then am grateful each time I use it so I can go out for a short walk or hike.
This little hip pack may seem unnecessary at first, but it shines precisely because it is so small and simple. For example, the next size up is the Black Hole Waist Pack 5L, or if you want something more sport-specific for mountain biking the Dirt Roamer Waist Pack 3L or for fly fishing the Stealth Hip Pack 11L or Guidewater Hip Pack 9L. If you need more space for gear while hiking, mountain biking, fishing, etc., there are many other options from Patagonia or others to consider. It won't hold a water bottle or most extra layers, though I can stuff a Patagonia Houdini Jacket inside the main compartment with a little room to spare. This is a small 1-liter ( 61 cubic inches) fanny pack. stuffed-I can't decide if it's brilliant of Patagonia to add the product name to promote it (and so you remember what you have and can review it) or if it's awkward I don't bother to stuff mine when not in use, but it's an option for greater packability.
The key clip works as the stuff sack clip, once inside out, so you can secure it. It also can be packed down into itself to stow away in a pack, glove compartment, or elsewhere. worn as a hip pack, though bandolier is also an option It doesn't move around, loosen up, or chafe, though I don't tend to use it for long periods or for running (though I would in a pinch). I wear this hip pack comfortably around my waist, though I'd try bandolier style under a layer if I was concerned about keeping items from being stolen. Each strap is about 17 inches long, and the total length/circumference of the pack and webbing fully extended, buckle to buckle, is 42 inches. The webbing straps are adjustable so you can wear this as a traditional fanny/lumbar/hip pack or bandolier style across your chest. The main pocket is roomy enough for one liter of bare essentials (see Capacity below) and there is a padded back panel for comfort and a little structure. The smaller outer security pocket has a key clip, which I think every pack should have. The hip pack features two zippered pockets. Patagonia currently offers the hip pack in six colors, which get updated year to year. Lining: 3-oz 200-denier 100% recycled polyester with a PU coating.Body: 2.4-oz 70-denier 100% post-consumer recycled nylon ripstop with a silicone face coating and a PU back coating b ody fabric is certified as bluesign approved.While it won't keep out a deluge, it is plenty durable and resistant enough for most uses. It's Fair Trade Certified sewn and is weather-resistant with a DWR finish. Patagonia says it weighs 100 grams (3.52 oz), though mine comes in at just 77 grams.
Patagonia's Ultralight Black Hole Mini Hip Pack is well constructed from lightweight 100% recycled body fabric, lining, and webbing. This basic hip pack/bum bag is simple, straightforward, and designed to hold the bare essentials whether hiking, traveling, walking, biking, or whatever your interest.
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