Drop Leg Bag for Men Women

Love it - it’s discrete with many pockets and you don’t even feel it when riddingStraps and buckle seems solid, will see how long it last; zippers are working good until today.One downside is that the zipper “heads” are very very noise and you sound like a horse when walking because if the zipper hitting each other.Other than that; good option with vintage look for naked bikes, cafe racers

This bag is fantastic! Used it as a convention bag so I didn't have to deal with a purse. Held a nice amount of stuff. Fit well even on a plus size body (US women's size 20, approx, though may not have gone much bigger), and stayed in place/ didn't move or swing. Loved all the different pockets!

Bought this after my place of work had to evacuate for a fire alarm (which turned out to be a frozen/burst water pipe), and I was standing outside on a 40 degree day in a short-sleeve t-shirt, no coat, purse, or car/house keys because we weren’t able to go to our lockers. If the building had burned down, I’d have been royally screwed. I now carry my keys, wallet, and a few small essentials on my person while at work.This bag looks great and works well, plus I get compliments on it all the time. The pockets are roomy enough for my essentials, and the materials and craftsmanship are above average.If I were to custom make my own, the main thing I would change would be the thigh straps. The two pieces are equal in length, so the clip buckles a bit towards the back of my inside thigh, which is a little awkward when fastening, especially in front of other people (ie. in the breakroom after using the bathroom). (So as I write this, it now occurs to me, I’m curious whether this bag would be too awkward if worn on the left leg, as the main zipper will then be facing forward.)The only other issue I’ve experienced is that the waistband will slowly loosen, making it too loose and droopy feeling, but I’ve fixed that by applying a safety pin where the waistband is doubled. Other than that, I like the softer braided tape used for the waistband. Nylon braided tape would have been too stiff and chafing.Overall, I’m extremely pleased with this bag and heartily recommend it.

I love this. I suggest it to everyone. It’s sturdy, stylish, and an absolute steal in every way. I’ve had it for two years now and the only problem I’ve had is that one of the 5 zippers broke, but that’s because I was impatient with it. Otherwise the zippers are actually really sturdy. The loops and clips are sturdy, the canvas material lasted against over a year of heavy retail utility belt-type use.I let it hang down the leg until the bottom rests right above my knee on the side of my leg, and everyone loves how it looks. I get complimented about it all 👏🏽 the 👏🏽 time 👏🏽 and I give people the link regularly.It’s ultimately super useful. I use it all the time and it goes well with almost any outfit. I abhor fanny packs, and so I sought out leg bags like this and this is the one I landed on for best value, and greatest versatility, style and preferred material.10/10 would recommend to a friend.

I am not a purse lady. This however I can wear with jeans, shorts and even a skirt or dress (just do the hip strap, the thigh strap just hangs there if you're wearing a dress/skirt) I like it because I don't have to carry a purse or keep track of it. Don't have to weigh my pockets down, but also if I don't have pockets, not a big deal anymore (: the quality is well made from what I can tell. I live on a farm and ride horses and have had it for about a year with decent usage and so far it's holding up. It's comfy and honestly I think looks badass. I carry my phone, keys, wallet, and small coin purse, lighter, knife (even makes a great conceal carry bag) and whatever else. At one point I had a small first aid kit in there, too.

The thigh buckle is very poorly designed if you are using this bag for riding a horse, it's not long enough to put the buckle to one side or the other so you end up with it right been your thigh and the saddle and I am not a fan of marking up my saddle with it, plus it's uncomfortable to have it there. I might try to cut and sew more strapping on so it can go long enough on one side and short enough on the other top be on top of my leg, if you're walking it's fine but for motorcycle or horse you're definitely sitting on this buckle. Bad design flaw, other than that it's pretty good.

Need more pockets? Need bigger pockets? Strap this thing to your thigh, it's AWESOME. The pocket placements seemed odd at first, but I later realized they perfectly fit a lot of everyday pocket items. If you're like me and want to maximize how many items you have 24/7 access to, I highly recommend this thigh bag.

I'm very pleased with the drop leg bag! If you're anything like me, you hate having full hands and full pockets. Yet everything on your person is essential and necessary. This small bag has plenty of room to store everything I need throughout the day, while also not being too bulky. I am 5'6", 200 lbs and on the more burley side, and the drop bag fits comfortably on the outside of my thigh. The bag is very light weight, genuine canvas with very sturdy straps and buckles. The part of the bag that goes against my leg is breathable fabric which is also soft, so it could be worn with shorts or pants. The ONLY draw back is that with as sturdy as the straps are, there will be quite the break in period. Overall, I am beyond satisfied!