Runnur vs. Pacsafe: which compact sling bag is best?

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Some of the people were laughing.
“Look at that!” a young boy shouted. “The compact sling bag is a fanny pack.”

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The “secure” zippers interest me but pacsafe’s website main selling point for those seems to be that they confuse thieves.
How long till every pickpocket has mastered opening them one-handed?

I was looking at both of these just a week or so ago. I just got back from a vacation to Istanbul and really wished I had something smaller than a backpack, but with a small amount of extra storage space for pills, hanky, small bottle of water, spare phone battery, etc. I decided since I wasn’t going to run with it I’d rather have something a bit nicer-looking, and bought http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BU27KAK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Worth every penny so far, but not as high-tech-looking, to be sure.

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Didn’t you hear? Supposedly, fanny packs are making a comeback.

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Where there are two convenient zipper tabs (or zipper and other anchor point) I use a keyring to bind them together to thwart easy opening…

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Make one that looks like Chewbacca’s bandolier.

Hell just call it a bandolier and I’d get one.

This reminds me of this single strap sling type pack I got when I ordered my first nice digital camera years ago. It was PERFECT. Just the right amount of space. Pockets an areas for storage where I need it. Easy to get in and out of. God I loved how great it was designed.

Down side - it had horrible construction. It LITERALLY fell apart at the seams after using it for 2 weeks on vacation.

Some folks call it a sling bag, I call it a Kaiser bag.

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Mhm, kinda shaped like a bananer.
(just look at it)

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I was going to make this joke.

Mmm-hmm.

I reckon.

For running? Looks like chafe city to me. Especially the carabiner/d-ring combo being right there on you instead of behind fabric. At least the pacsafe seems to have a flush coupling design.

But the runnuer has the size right. You start wearing more than a few pounds on a sling for walking or running or standing any length of time you risk back pain. Pacsafe looks like it can hold a lot which is not in its favour.

Unless one or both can be slung around the hips I’d say it’s a no-go.

You mean, like a fanny pack? :wink:

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