Never content with the status quo, we took the ubiquitous hip pack silhouette and gave it a little "twist"...
With a simple twist of one or both of the hip belt wings you can transform your bag from a simple hip pack into two alternate carry styles.
Fold up one wing and you create a stable and secure crossbody sling
Or, fold up both wings and create a more casual and loose fitting shoulder bag
Regardless of how you carry it, the Twist Hip Pack has all the features you need.
Padded, breathable mesh back panel
YKK Aquaguard weatherproof zippers protecting the two zippered compartments
Wide opening main compartment with pockets for organizing your essentials and a removable key lanyard
2.2L total volume, 8.5"x6"x3.5"
A simple and ergonomic belt/shoulder strap that adjusts from each hip, up to 56" circumference (standard)
By default the strap adjusts from both ends, and releases from the right hip. If you would prefer a buckle that releases in the centre of the belt or from the left hip please let us know and this adjustment can be made to your bag.
Please note, crossbody sling and shoulder bag configurations require longer straps than wearing around your waist. The standard strap should fit most bodies around the waist but larger individuals may find it tight for wearing as a crossbody or shoulder bag. Try these positions out with a tape measure or cord and let us know if you would prefer a longer strap. (Keep in mind that a longer strap will mean more excess webbing when worn around your waist)
The Twist comes in a variety of in-stock colour and fabric combos including our new Flecktarn Cordura. Please note that the exact pattern of the Flecktarn fabric will vary between bags. No two bags will ever look exactly alike, but the balance of colours on your bag may be slightly different than the model pictured.
Choose from the rotating selection of pre-made, ready to ship colourways, or if you have a special colour combo in mind select "Custom colourway - made to order" and then "yes" below to reveal your colour options.
