Sweatpants EDC
Fits Glock 19 with Streamlight TLR7A. Also can carry extra mag in front pocket
Fits Glock 19 with Streamlight TLR7A. Also can carry extra mag in front pocket
Used in the field and actually USED in the field. He Fanny is amazing. Just get it. What I’ve used it for is all my reports, extra patches to put on the inside to the Velcro, extra set of batteries, and chem lights. The loops on each side are amazing and add that extra versatility to add on clips and tie downs. Just get one.
Fits Glock 19 with Streamlight TLR7A. Also can carry extra mag in front pocket
Used in the field and actually USED in the field. He Fanny is amazing. Just get it. What I’ve used it for is all my reports, extra patches to put on the inside to the Velcro, extra set of batteries, and chem lights. The loops on each side are amazing and add that extra versatility to add on clips and tie downs. Just get one.
I was looking for a fanny pack for awhile and I found that the majority were either massive, too small/flat, or just really bad quality with poor design. Saw this, knew I had to have it, and I haven't regretted it. The larger pocket is the perfect size for a 365 XL and a few magazines, or several Cliff bar sized snacks, or just all of the stuff you normally want to put in your pockets but can't. The available organizers are great quality and very stiff, and they actually add some rigidity to the shape of the pack to help both conceal the contents and give them a bit of protection. I got the 3 and 4 loop organizers and both are very versatile but I wished I pick up the chemlight and battery inserts as well (you should just buy them all). I like that there's enough loop material on the inside though that I can make my own organizers if it came down to it. The bungee straps are also perfect for a water bottle, a rolled up poncho, or a TQ for the range days. My only complaints are that I think the pouch could afford to be 1 inch wider and a half inch taller. Anything larger than a 365XL/Glock 19 is going to have trouble fitting in this with a holster keeping it angled for a good draw, especially if you have a light on it. I think a slight size increase would also make the flat front pocket a bit more accommodating for most phones to fit in it, as would allowing for some extra slack/expansion. The current iteration will not fit a modern-sized smartphone + case in the front pocket, which makes it not as great for general purpose EDC if you're trying to keep your phone out of your shorts/pants pockets. That being said, they could release a new, ever-so-slightly larger version and I would buy it in a heartbeat and use them both until they disintegrate in 35 years.
This Fanny pack fits my Sig P365XL perfectly! It is a suitable option for CCW if you would rather wear athletic clothes or another outfit that doesn’t quite fit the classic belt and holster. This is also perfect to carry other essential items on the go. Great purchase
6 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 2" fit up to 45" waist
Really good general purpose fanny pack. I’ve personally ran medical in mine for a couple months and I’ve had nothing bad to say about it. Soft side velcro on the inside is great for attaching different inserts to hold my batteries, mini chemlights, or small sharpies and the bungee on the bottom side of the fanny pack had great retention right out the bag for holding a tourniquet.
I bought the MK2 simply the best, light and strong enough for heavy duty.good like ifak pouch or small carry gun like glock19.i use also for EDC.i prefer this size and fit compared to eagle or emdom fanny pack
We own three of different colors. All are high quality with great zippers and material. My wife has gone purse-less since getting hers and I typical carry concealed with mine due to workout clothes being typical attire. Great product
I have owned a Jet Black variant of the Fanny SACK for just under 6 months, and it immediately became an essential piece of my everyday carry. Gone are the days of constant security checks, and wondering what is where on my person as I make my way through the world. I wear the pouch with all of the necessary equipment contained therein, all the things I need and nothing I don’t. As for the design of the SACK, I myself often wanting it to be larger. I then realize each time I think this that it’s purpose is not to carry your life around, it’s designed with minimalism at the forefront, so that it is used for a specific, glorious purpose of securing critical items to your person, whether on or off duty. I have personally taken to attaching a carabiner to one of the sides, which has a set of gloves attached to the carabiner. One never knows when gloves might be needed. In conclusion, if you are considering any type of waist pack, I would strongly consider the SACK as a more than viable option when considering a purchase. The item is compact enough that it generally goes unnoticed, especially on thiccc bois, and can scale to suit your needs, assuming you don’t get carried away and try to make it a suitcase. It knows it’s purpose, and it will assist in you applying yours.
I have two. Great for organization while in port, for runs and so on. High quality, 10/10 would buy again.
The "Fanny SACK" bridges the gap between our popular Sub Abdominal Carry Kit and every day carry. Wear it for a full mission profile, or stash your carry gun in it while you're out on the long board.
It was designed to make critical equipment easy to access from both sides or when in a confined space like a vehicle. The Fanny SACK can also be worn on the lower back and out of the way but quickly slid around the waist when needed.
The pouch features a "half zip" design, which means that your equipment will not easily fall out of the pouch even if the zipper is left unsecured.
The front of the pouch features a small zippered stash pocket that is perfect for easy access to small items. The bottom of the pouch features two elastic loops that can be adjusted to hold a tourniquet or other equipment that you may need to rapidly deploy. If bottom carry doesn't fit your mission needs, you can easily remove and reinstall the loops as necessary.
Each side has a webbing loop for attaching equipment such as gloves, carabiners or chem lights.
The inside features soft loop fields on both sides. This makes the pouch very dynamic, giving you the ability to use our pouch insert suite to fit your requirements. It also features two slide-locks that make it easy to adjust the tension of the elastic loops hanging below, as well as two internal tie-down loops for securing sensitive equipment. The two grommet holes on the bottom aid with drainage of the pouch, if submersion occurs.
The Fanny SACK is designed to be worn around your waist.
Some images shown with optional accessories, sold separately.
If you are ordering for a MIL/LEO unit, please contact sales@spiritussystems.com
