Fanny Sling 2L, Workwear
$30
This is our daily, go-to fanny sling. It’s comfortable, adjustable, and fits your daily carry from wallets to keys to phones, and even a 35mm camera. The seven different adjustment points mean the pack can expand for tall people, shrink for small people, cinch down for minimal carry, or expand up to 4 inches to fit a windbreaker. We use recycled materials with a double waterproof coating so the pack can handle the weather, while still feeling comfortable against your body. Reverse coil zippers also help to protect your gear during a rainstorm. The end result is a versatile pack you can wear for hours with a variety of gear and size combinations.
Our Review
Moment Fanny Sling 2L, Workwear — hands-free carry for city days and border crossings
The gist: A weatherproof crossbody/waist bag sized to keep a phone, passport, and small camera gear on you, not buried in a daypack.
- Adjusts to how you travel: seven adjustment points let the strap expand to 52" or cinch to 20", so it works as a waist pack, crossbody sling, or over a jacket.
- Weather-ready: recycled materials with a double waterproof coating and reverse coil zippers, built to handle a sudden downpour without soaking your essentials.
- 2L of organized capacity: Pack Hacker calls out its "spacious capacity combined with easy-to-use and flexible organization" — enough room for daily carry without the bulk of a full bag.
- Camera-friendly: interior organization suited to protecting a small camera or lenses, useful for street photography days.
Pack Hacker rates it 7.6/10, describing the strap as "incredibly comfortable to wear" and noting it "stays firmly in place without slipping" when worn as a waist pack.
Best for: travelers who want quick, secure access to essentials without carrying a full bag. Skip it if: you're storing anything fragile — Pack Hacker notes minimal padding "cannot protect sensitive items adequately." Runs ~$30 — check the current price before buying.
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