Perfectly engineered activity fanny pack
Whether you’re commuting to work on your bike, prefer not to wear a cycling jersey, or going for a leisurely coffee ride in a T-Shirt; pickpockets has you covered. Don’t compromise on comfort or convenience. Keep your essentials within reach; without hassle
This is my launch into physical products. A better engineered activity fanny pack. One that won’t slide all over the place, have one massive pocket to get all your essentials lost in. I designed it based off the 3 pocket design of a cycling jersey so all your essentials would be quick and easy to access while on-the-go! I want this to be accessible to anyone getting outside so didn’t price it with arcteryx price tag, although I did use an arcteryx garment designer to help with engineering the pr
I stumbled on this pack through an ad, looks interesting for sure, but idk about the practicality, feels like it's missing waterproofing, especially for folks like me who run in the rain, any plans to add that feature in future or maybe some kind of rain cover? Curious怎么呢
Congrats on the launch, @noah_novick! This fanny pack sounds like a game changer for cyclists. I’m curious about the material choice—will it be weather-resistant? Also, how do you see it fitting into the current market compared to existing options? Looking forward to seeing how it performs in the wild! 🚴♂️
This fanny pack sounds like a game-changer for outdoor enthusiasts! 🌟 I love the idea of having easy access to essentials without the usual rummaging. Does it come in different colors or styles to match my ever-growing collection of cycling gear? 🚴♀️ Can't wait to try it out on my next adventure!
Great idea with the design I think it's super handy for keeping stuff organized especially useful for commutes or casual rides though, one thing that would make it even better is adding water resistance since some users might be out in the rain, overall looks really promising and practical
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