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$14.99
1 in stock
This black fanny pack is a practical and convenient accessory for everyday life. With multiple compartments and an adjustable strap, it’s perfect for carrying essentials.
This fanny pack is black and made from durable fabric. It has an adjustable strap for a customized fit. The long compartment is spacious, with four additional zippered pockets for organization.
Designed for active lifestyles, this black fanny pack keeps your belongings secure and accessible. The adjustable strap allows for comfortable wear around the waist or across the body. The multiple compartments help organize your items.
The black color is versatile and matches most outfits. The fanny pack is perfect for travel, hiking, festivals, Comic-Con, or everyday use. It frees up your hands while keeping your essentials close. This bag, sometimes jokingly called a “man purse,” is suitable for men or women.
This fanny pack is pre-owned but brand new, never used. Enjoy the convenience and style of this accessory at a fraction of the original retail price.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you buy this fanny pack, you’re helping support a meaningful cause.
Color: Black
Dimensions: 17W x 7H x 3″D
Condition: Pre-owned, new
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