Waist, Fanny & Bicycle Packs

Hands Free Is the Whole Requirement

A bike patrol officer, a school resource officer walking a building, or a deputy working a fair midway all have the same problem: a phone, a radio, gloves and a notebook with nowhere sensible to go and both hands needed. A belt or crossbody pack solves it without adding a bag to carry. Community relations units also kit their own people out with them, so nobody working a table is visibly wrestling with a radio and a clipboard.

Belt Bag, Waist Pack or Crossbody

Slim belt bags hold a phone and cards and print cleanly on one panel. Expandable waist packs carry a bottle and a layer, which suits a longer shift outdoors. Crossbody slings read as a small everyday bag and cross into off duty use, which extends the impression well past the event. On the giveaway side these land well with teenagers at a bike rodeo or a school event, where the format is genuinely in style.

Common Questions

Are there dedicated bicycle packs on this page?

Not really, despite the page name. The shelf is belt bags, waist packs and crossbody slings. If you need something that mounts to a frame or a seat post, tell us and we will look outside this category.

What works for staff working a detail?

An expandable waist pack. Enough room for a bottle, gloves and a notebook, and it stays out of the way of a duty belt.

Do these work as a giveaway for teenagers?

Yes, better than most things. Belt bags are genuinely in fashion with that age group, which is rare for a promotional item.