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$24.00 /kit
$24.00 /kit
Are they coming back in style, or did they ever go out? :)
The Ultralight Fanny Pack has been one of the most requested DIY kits ever - and now it's here!
Anyone can go out and buy a fanny pack from the store, but this kit empowers you to make your own.
We've put together the exact items you'll need to make one finished Ultralight Fanny Pack with no wasted materials. We've even laser cut the fabrics to size, so you can open the box and start sewing right away.
Here's what you'll get:
Material (choose fabric/color above)
X-Pac® laser cut main body blank, ready to sew (Topo Black in V21 RS, all others VX21)
210D Robic ® (Black) laser cut wings and back pocket
Components (prepackaged)
(12") #3 HHH coil zipper
(2) #3 reverse-mount HHH sliders
(2) Tiny Cord Pulls
(1) Kross Buckle
(10") 1/2" Mil-Spec Nylon Grosgrain
(5') 1" Mil-Spec Nylon Webbing
(3") 3/4" Flat Elastic
You got this. Plus, if you need help, our team will be here for you.
Stop buying and start making with an Ultralight Fanny Pack DIY kit!
| Product Details | |
| Colors | Bahama Blue, Black, Topo Black, White |
| Materials | X-Pac VX21, V21 RS (Black Topo Only) |
| Finished Size (*approx) | 7.5" wide x 4" tall x 2.5" deep |
| Finished Weight (*approx) | 2.3 oz |
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We've put together a detailed, step-by-step video that shows you how to make the Ultralight Fanny Pack. Watch it below.
