Lone Trail Concealed Carry Fanny Pack for Men CCW waist Bag Compact and Subcompact Fanny Pack Concealed Carry Bag for Men

The Fanny Pack appears to be well made with the CCW area placed in the back of the pack to avoid an obvious indication of a weapon. There is a semi-hard plastic liner in the CCW compartment that is flexible but yet provides some shield of your weapon from directly rubbing up against your waist or back. I really liked the wide waist strap and large loops attached to the zipper to allow a quick access to the enclosed contents without having to stumble around looking for a small zipper handle. The wide adjustable waste band provides additional comfort in accommodating extra weight.The CCW compartment is approximately 9" in length, 4.75" in depth and 3" in width.Whether you carry a CCW or other content in the fanny pack, there is ample room and interior compartments to accommodate all of your essential items for the trail or a plain simple short walk. I highly recommend this product for general purpose or to carry your personal CCW.

The "Lone Trail Concealed Carry Fanny Pack for Men" is finally a pew pew fanny pack that looks like a regular hiking waist bag. The material is top quality nylon like something from REI and has all the extras like an expander for big guys, zippers that are covered, and corded/dipped zipper pulls. There are three compartments and the bag holds my wallet, Samsung S24 Ultra, and Glock 19 pew pew with room to spare. The back compartment has a loop for micro pistols like a bond arms, but my G19 just goes in snugly. This is a great running pack that blends in well. They should Definity expand the line with more colors and designs so my wife will order one too!

So my idea when getting this was to have a pack that didn't look overly tactical, but could carry some protection with me when I was out hiking, walking the dogs, etc. Mission accomplished there, it looks like a fanny pack and that's it.My concern, and this is wholly on me for not checking, is that nothing I have fits well. I usually carry a glock 20 with an extended barrel when out in the woods as moose and black bears are seen regularly, and it's not unheard of for them to attack cattle and dogs. The G20 fits, but about an inch and a half of the grip is sticking out. My other options are a Walther pps 9mm, and a Ruger sr40c. Both are designed for concealed carry, and both fit, but surprisingly barely. What surprises me most is the Walther, a single stack 9mm, barely closing. It seems the issue is more height than length or thickness. Now to be fair I used it on a short hike with the dogs just today. I carried the G20 and 2 remotes for my dogs collars. It was pretty useful and comfortable, I just had to remove my light and put it in upside down to let the bottom end stick out between the 2 zippers. Not as concealed as a iwb holster, but also not as potentially alarming as a chest holster or even a chest bag, both of which I might usually bring.So this thing works, it's just not perfect for me. I actually really like the layout of the inside pockets, and everything is stout as it should be. I even raced my dogs to the truck and ran for a while with this thing and all its weight inside of it. No rips, no tears, not even the zippers opened up to where the pistol could fall out, (I cleared it and had my hand there just in case).So I would recommend you check the measurements of whatever you plan to carry, but even if you want to use that back pocket only for your wallet or phone as a secret secondary pocket, it's just a good quality, nice looking, and well designed bag. If Lone Trail reads this, make this thing 15% bigger for a full sized pistol, add a few more color options, and I'd buy one in a heartbeat.

I was a bit skeptical if this would really work as ccw. At first, I couldn't even find the right compartment, but it was just based on where the zippers ended up and hiding away from view. The ccw compartment is configurable with a velcro strap that can be placed anywhere to optimize for your firearm of choice, provided it's small enough to fit. As a fanny pack, it's pretty handy with all the organizing options and different pockets inside and out. I'm not really sure what the extra strap is for, maybe to lengthen the waist strapt to make it more like a sling? For that, I would have preferred if they configured it mainly as a crossbody sling and not so much an outdated fanny pack. I am also not very fond of the side release buckle choice because it's cheap and finnicky to use, but I will be generous today and not knock off any stars for it. I wish the zippers ran a bit smoother as well, especially if used for ccw. Overall not a bad bag at all.

I recently picked up this product and I'm quite pleased with it! There are plenty of pockets, which makes organizing my EDC a breeze. The space for the firearm is adequate; while I couldn't fit any full-frame handguns, my compact and revolvers fit perfectly. The zippers feel like decent quality, adding to the overall durability of the item. Plus, it's definitely covert, which is a huge plus for discreet carrying. Overall, it's a great value for the price and meets my needs well. Easy 5 out of 5 stars!