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Worthy of your fanny.

The Marmot Bodega Lumbar Pack sheds the tourist-y image of fanny packs and embraces technical carrying utility for all your travel needs. Ideally sized for snacks, cameras, and travel books, this pack features a generously sized eight-liter main compartment as well as a variety of additional pockets and carrying options that make it an ideal companion for your adventures.
  • Padded waist belt adds comfort and includes dual mesh zip pockets for storage
  • Full body compression straps helps you snug down the Bodega to eliminate wasted space
  • Removable shoulder strap adds versatile carrying options
  • Brushed tricot-lined sunglasses pocket carries your shades when the clouds come out
  • Internal organizer includes key clip and helps you keep things where they belong

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5 5

Jaime

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I bought a previous version of this pack 10 years ago and it's still going strong. I've shlepped it all over Europe as a travel bag (fits a camera, snacks, important docs, and a light jacket), hiking, and as quick climbing bag to carry basic bouldering gear.

5 5

nos5703655

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I bought this bag because I have been wearing a hip pouch to carry my asthma meds when I ride my bicycle. I have found that I carry the hip pouch most of the time with all my essentials in it. (I am less likely to forget something when I don't have to switch bags all the time).
I like this bag better than an ordinary hip bag because I can buckle the waist belt underneath and use the shoulder strap when I am running errands, etc. Then, I take the shoulder strap off and buckle up when I head out on the bicycle.
It has a LOT more room than I need most of the time, but I have already loaded it up with water and snacks when I went to the baseball game recently.
It's nice an roomy, great organizational features and it's pretty comfy to wear!

5 5

Madscientist

Member since 

Ok, I'm a pack packrat and will not admit to how many packs and bags I've got. I like to carry a lot of stuff, have quick access, and not look like I'm taking a full sized daypack with me everywhere. This pack is nearly perfect. I wear it cross body, but like the option to use the waist belt if I need to move fast. The waist belt pockets are excellent for quick access. One of the 3 main compartments is padded and fits a Lumix LX-3, casio slow motion camera, and batteries and memory cards. The organizers in the middle pocket are good enough. To make this bag the perfect EDC/man bag, here is what to do: Make the shoulder strap rings a bit beefier. Add a long open flap pocket in the main compartment to organize smaller items. Have a look at the Eagle Creek side kick bag, which has really good organization.

cel5019538

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Why don't they include the waist size? Absolutely no good if worn over outer clothing!