The Blazer Modular Fanny Pack Review

The Roaring Fire Blaze Fanny Pack. Let's check it out. Guys, when it comes to fanny packs, they were really big a number of years ago and they kind of went out of style. But they didn't lose its usefulness. And one of the things about fanny packs is that you can put a lot of gear in here right at your fingertips. You can put it right in front of you. You can put it behind you on the side. But with the new Roaring Fire Blaze Fanny Pack, this has a lot of other options. And we're going to check all those out. But one of the things you'll notice, it has a removable water bottle holder. So you can put this carrier water with you. You can actually attach this to the seat of your car. There's just a lot of features to it. And we really appreciate Roaring Fire for sending the Blaze Fanny Pack for this review. I guess when it comes to fanny packs, they have come back in style. You're seeing them more and more because they're just so useful. One of the things about these, you can put them on your waist. You don't have to put that extra weight on your shoulder and everything is right there to get to it. Whether you're hiking. In fact, a friend of mine just put together a survival kit in his. And he has his go bag, but he has his fanny pack that has everything he needs. Especially if he has someone else in the car and they need some survival supplies as well. And then also if you're going to Disney World, there's nothing better than having a fanny pack with everything you need right there with you. This can be worn in the front. It can be worn in the back. It can be worn as a cross body. You can put it over your shoulder. I mean, there's a number of different ways to carry these. And so that just makes it even that more versatile. Now here at the back, you have a Velcro field and this is excellent for this little MOLLE panel. You put this on here. You can actually attach this to your headrest. You can put this behind your seat. You can have different supplies in here. Maybe a trauma kit, different things. And then when you want to remove it, pull it off and you have your pouch. Just make sure you have your waistband so you can fit that if you want to carry it. I mean, one of the things I really love about this is I can strap this into my headrest and then I've got it right there where I need it. It's out of the way. And then when I want to use something or I need something, I can just pull this off and get right to it. Now this one does have a water pouch, but you can actually remove this water bottle holder pretty easily. Everything is Velcroed together. One thing I like is they're using the lighter material. And so this can hold your standard water bottle and it fits in there nice. You can cinch that up if you want, or you can use some of your larger water bottles, just according to what you want to carry. This is a camelback. And so, you know, it's pretty decently thick, but some of these really thick ones, you're not going to be able to put in there. In fact, the water bottle holder itself is seven and a quarter inches in height and about 3.15 inches in width. Then again, it does have these little straps, has a Velcro field, and it has MOLLE attachments, but this is also Velcroed in on the back. And so you can actually remove this when you remove the strap, which the strap is also removable. And all you need to do is to undo your buckle, loosen up the Velcro here and loosen it up here and just pull it straight out. But you have these Velcro straps to hold it in. And yet it's not a nightmare pulling this thing out, which is one thing that can happen if you have a lot of Velcro back there. We have a hook and loop field in the front with shock cord and MOLLE attachments. It is a thousand denier Codura, so it's going to really hold up well. We have YKK zippers with paracord pulls, and they are two on each one. And you do have two compartments, which we'll take a look at. Now the front pocket, we just open it up and it comes all the way out like a clamshell. I love the contrasting yellowish orange. This is a ripstop material, as you can see. And of course, it has been reinforced. Here at the front, we have a larger sleeve in the back. And then we have two smaller sleeves at the front, but these do carry quite a bit. And I can put this headlamp in here, which makes it really nice to be able to have that right up front. And guys, one thing I will suggest is having a headlamp is your number one lamp, because you can go hands-free really easily. Of course, here in the back, you have a large sleeve to be able to put things back here in the back. And then we have elastic keepers all the way through. There's a multiple number of different ones, and you can really pack quite a bit of gear in here. And then we have the rear section, which has a really nice mesh see-through right here pouch. It's zippered again with YKK zippers and a paracord pull. One thing I like to keep back here is my battery backup or power bank. And I keep my extra cables in here as well. Everything's just locked away, but you can put whatever you want to in there. Then, of course, here we have nice, large elastic loops. And guys, you can fit a lot of different things in here. And really, this is large enough for a smaller concealed carry. I mean, this SIG P365 has a lot more room. So you could put a much larger firearm in here if you wanted to. One thing I would recommend is getting one of those minimalist holsters, and you tie it off. And that way, when you have to pull this out, it comes off the trigger guard, and then you can use your firearm, but it also keeps it safe. Now, the large pouch is 9.85 inches in length. It's about 6.3 inches in height, and it's about two inches in width. But you can actually, as you can see, pop that out. And this really goes out to about four or five inches. So you've got a lot of capability here. This width, all the accessories only weighs 14 ounces. And the waist strap will go out to 43.3 inches in length. So it can fit man size. So having a portable, very organizable way to carry gear without having to put it on your shoulder to put more load on makes it really easy to get to. I mean, the fanny packs, whatever configuration, guys, these things are really handy. Now, the Roaring Fire Blaze fanny pack retails for $42.95. They do run specials at times. You can check that out. But this has so many features to it, it's definitely worth it. The 1000 Cordura, the YKK zippers, the versatility of this pack. You can remove the water bottle. You can take the straps on and off. You can put this and mount it to the back seat of your car. So you can have all that gear right there organized in one place. So check out the Roaring Fire Blaze fanny pack. This is a great addition to your get home bag, to your go bag. And you can also wear it with that, or you can have all your items in here as just a single survival kit, medical kit, whatever you want to do with it. It just gives you a lot of options. And again, we appreciate Roaring Fire for sending the Blaze fanny pack for this test and evaluation. And guys, again, free shipping in the US and lifetime warranty. Be strong, be of good courage. God bless America. Long live the Republic. And water or filters anyway. And just make sure you have your waist pouch. This with all the pieces. Name submitted for the Roaring Fire Blaze. Kiss my fanny pack. The butt bug out. Rump hump. On the run bun bag. Fanny or flame. The Roaring Fanny. Split cheeks booty. I love it.