[Closed] Bumbag

I use an osprey one, can't recall the name but it carries two water bottles and all I need for my rides and more importantly it leaves my back open to the air.

I'm using one of these.

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Normally stick the spare tube and a couple of extra bits in the central pocket rather than a bottle.. Takes minipump, phone, first aid, a small amount of food, tool, waterproof and even a softshell gilet with a bit of squishing.

Wouldn't go back to a shoulder pack now, I'd rather have a top-tube bag if I needed to carry a bit more.

[url= http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/ultimate-performance-malham-1-l-waist-hydration-pack-p350681 ]Much cheapness from go outdoors[/url]

I got this, it's only £25.00 or so. It's fine for a couple of hours, will take a tube, pump, multi tool, keys and a bit of water. You can cinch it down pretty tight so it doesn't move about as much as you'd expect, haven't used it in heavy rain, but I can't imagine it's massively waterproof though.

[url= https://www.ospreyeurope.com/shop/gb_en/hiking/talon-series/talon-6-17 ]Talon 6 [/url] is what I use it's really good.

Fannypack? 🙂 (s****)

I picked up one from a make called Berg cycles, while on holiday in Portugal, which has been really good so far.

Worth a repeat. My bumbag tale...

I remember a long time ago, a sales event, hosted by a major US bike manufacturer.
They told us all about their new range of fanny packs.

'We've got the small fanny"
S****ing

'We've got a medium fanny"
Gentle guffawing

'We've got a large fanny"
Starting to lose it now, the audience were in tears

"And, finally, this year, we're really proud that this year, we can finally show you our new, extra large, expandable fanny"

Falling off chairs

Liking my Camelbak Palos, was very cheap in a sale. Newer one looks even better

'watch my fanny, coming through'

bruneep - Member
Talon 6 is what I use it's really good.

Bruneep- does the front buckle dig into your belly or get in the way of any short buckles/fastners????

honourablegeorge - Member
Liking my Camelbak Palos

nope not at all.

Tried a few bumbags but never found one that remained particularly stable offroad once loaded so went with Wingnut Assault instead...low on your back & small like a bumbag but still with shoulder straps

I use an Ortlieb. Pricey but usual bombproof/waterproof quality.

There's a review in this months MBUK, the Mavic one came top and looks good but is ££. I've got a Trespass one that cost about £8 is fine.

Been using a Camelbak Palos the last couple of months (comes with a wee water bladder), took a ride or two to get used to it and how tight to ratch it up, but much prefer it to riding with a rucksack now for anything up to an hour or two's ride.

It's pretty large, ergo loads of pockets and stashes - I've got tube, tyre levers, credit card, £10 note, tyre boot, chain tool, quicklink, wee mini multitool, CO2 inflator and a credit card in mine. Still loads of room for a massive phone and bulky set of van keys.

Pretty impressed with it so far.

I'm one of those ****ers that just assumes someone else with have a pump/tube/quicklink. Obviously I take my own beer kitty tenner.

I have the Mavic Crossride. It's ok. The water bottle is nice but I can't fit a phone in the pack along with an inner tube.

Spesh SWAT bibs for me. I hate bags, bum or otherwise.

I use a dakine one . Holds all my tools , co2 , phone ,pump etc . It will hold a bottle too but i mount that on fabric cageless system and use the bottle pouch for my pack a mac. So much less hassle than a pack and much more balanced

I use a race face vest. Proper snug fit but it's got three pockets and a section in the back for a 1ltr bladder if needed but I use a bottle on the bike.

Vest holds tube, tyre levers, pump, tools and snacks. Car key goes in pocket and jobs a good un'

I've got one of these:
https://www.aiguillealpine.co.uk/product/rucksacks-bags/t011/

Made in the Lakes, cheap and does the job perfect. Tools, jacket, food, soft water bottle etc all go in there if I need more than a bottle on the frame.

+1 Wingnut.

In the tradition of "recommend what you have":-

[url= https://lowealpine.com/uk/mesa-6 ]Lowe Alpine Mesa[/url]

Slightly larger than some of the previous suggestions (but still only 6 litres) and available for £20 - £25 with a bit of shopping around. The previous model lasted me roughly 15 years of trailquesting, general riding, Munro bagging, faffing about on holidays, 'man-bagging' etc until the base eventually started to wear through. If I get 10 years out of this one, I'll be happy. Just avoid the orangey-coloured option; it looks pants in the flesh.

Uswe I more monkey dance bags are worth a look for a different kind of pack.

My Evoc is pretty stable on my 'fanny'
Holds all i need, too. But, the magnetic hose fixing thing is poorly considered. So I had to bodge a clip for it.

I use a Dakine Lowrider for lost of my summer riding. It's a bit of a pain with the bladder full, but it's rare I do that and comfortable otherwise.

Overboard Pro 3l here: waterproof with rolltop closure, mesh side pocket for water bottle, small front pocket. Seems to work well, I am yet to try other designs...

http://www.amba-marketing.com/products/1474-overboard______pro_light_3_litre_waist_pack.php?r=1m28b0s149

Carrying a multi tool against the base of your spine while riding at speed over unpredictable terrain.

What could possibly go wrong?

What could possibly go wrong?

Do you think, in the event of a crash, it may push the mini pump and car keys that are also in the bag through my spinal cord? Just before the water bottle snaps my spine like a twig? Have to admit I do wonder how wise it is to carry stuff this way. At least my pack puts a bag of water between me and all the hard bits

http://www.gooutdoors.co.uk/ultimate-performance-malham-1-l-waist-hydration-pack-p350681

I've been using a Camelbak Flash Flo for years. Holds 1.5L plus loads of storage.

Source hipster
Removable straps make it very stable, prefer it to my wingnut (unless I need to carry lots)
https://www.tredz.co.uk/.Source-Hipster-Hydration-Pack-1-5L_101511.htm?sku=366712&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=google_shopping&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIgKnWsNmv1gIVDM-yCh0DsAbsEAQYASABEgKCdPD_BwE

+1 the lowe alpine mesa
I just bought another. Had a couple of rides with it and it holds what I need for a couple of hours, and I dont feel the need to hide it in the bushes, when I'm doing loops, like I did with the camelbak.
With both of them, I could carry quite a lot
I also have a similar but more heavy duty lowe alpine one, I cant see the name.
I had a couple of lighter ones too, but the zip broke.

i use a race face rip strip. no good if you need to carry water too but i get everything i need in there, is fixed firmly to my back and hidden under my jersey. even provides a nice bit of lower back support i find...

I love a bum bag, me! (Or pouchette, as I like to call it

Does the Go Outdoors one have space to carry a pump?

Looks like it does but may as well check.

[s]singletrackworld[/s] [url= http://thedadbag.com ]the dadbag?[/url] (concept)

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Been using a Dakine [i]Enduro[/i] Pack for years now but bought a Bontrager Rapid Pack at the weekend. Bit more low profile and it'll hold a bottle.

Montane Batpack 6 and OMM Waist Pouch 3l here. Although I use a pack for bigger/longer trips than just a local blast

Plenty of space for pump/tools/tube. Even enough space for windproof in the smaller one. The Montane one will take a warm layer too!