Patagonia Ultralight Black Hole Mini Hip Pack Review (Product Overview)

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[@genevievetaylor]

I have owned a variety of slings or fanny packs that I use crossbody (in fact I’ve watched many of your guys’ reviews prior to purchasing a majority of them) but thought I would come back to this video to note that this hip pack from Patagonia has been my go-to EDC for the past 2 years, and nothing can get me to change my mind! Yes it has a small capacity at only 1L, but I find that because of the soft material, it can hold nearly as much as thicker bags that are labeled for twice the capacity while still maintaining a sleek profile. The 2 compartments are perfect for my needs, and the padding on the back makes the world of a difference on days where the bag doesn’t leave my body. Especially at only $35, I would recommend this bag to anyone looking for a small EDC!! (For reference, in the front pouch I carry a Tide pen, bandaids, a tampon, Benadryl, ibuprofen, chapstick, utility knife, and a small USB C charger. In the main compartment, I carry my phone, keys, wallet, AirPods, portable charger, and occasionally my sunglasses or a granola bar)

[@sdnalyam]

I have the old model. They need a 2L model as this can't hold much.

[@PackHacker2]

Hey sdnalyam - thanks for sharing your experience with the community. Despite the size, is this hip pack still your current go-to? 😊 - Rebecca

[@gregkosinski2303]

For real. I’m not one of these EDC dorks (still a dork tho), but this thing would be hard pressed to hold the contents of my hip pockets on a daily basis, much less the things I’d want to cram into it on a flight.

[@josebelmonte1162]

Whats the difference between ultralight black hole and the lightweight mini hip pack?

[@PackHacker2]

Hey Jose - the Ultralight Black Hole Mini Hip Pack has the new updated material which is 100% recycled. Find out more about this in our update in the full written review. packhacker.com/travel-gear/patagonia/lightweight-travel-mini-hip-pack/ 😊 - Rebecca

[@d4ngly]

bought a fake one >:( but i can send it back luckily

[@23Zakira]

Could you also review ultralight black hole tote and backbag.

[@PackHacker2]

Hey Iiduli - we currently have no plans to review the Black Hole Tote Pack, but we'll check it out! You can also check out our reviews on the Patagonia Black Hole MLC packhacker.com/travel-gear/patagonia/black-hole-mlc/ and Black Hole Cubes here packhacker.com/travel-gear/patagonia/black-hole-cubes/ 😊👍 - Rebecca

[@esku75]

Masoud Abdun-Noor I got it and love it

[@ekoydakoykoy]

Can you fit a passport, phone and a small wallet

[@m44ng4]

Yes !

[@Amcacs5654]

Why haven’t you reviewed the Fjällräven High Coast Hip Pack?

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll pass it along 😃 -Eric

[@ingridgalindd6523]

Is the strap adjustable?

[@PackHacker2]

Hey! Yep, the strap is adjustable. 😊 - Rebecca

[@jonbialis3590]

Can this fit an iPhone?

[@nancybeale3248]

yes,