Niepce Inc Streetwear Techwear Waist Bag for Men (Black1, One Size)

Good quality, make sure to check big zipper for the attachment for custom bag fit, be gentle with those buckles. This is tech wear Dont wear like LNL. (Mom in white) (photos) For she Totally doesnt understand the make or its purpose and has the wrong idea of what the style is. I recommend buying something else if that is your use of purpose. Other wise this is perfect for techies and styling. Not your morning jog thirst trap

This item is the perfect piece to finish off my cyberpunk themed costume this Halloween.

Nice and durable

Perfect pouch for being out and about in the city. You can wear it so many different ways it's nice to have options. Plus it's a badass way to keep organized

Straps break easy cool bag tho

Picked up the Niepce Inc Streetwear Techwear Waist Bag (Black1) and I’ve been really impressed. The multiple zip compartments make it easy to keep essentials organized (phone, keys, wallet, earbuds, etc.), and the strap adjusts comfortably so it sits secure without bouncing around. The hardware feels sturdy, the stitching looks clean, and the overall “techwear” look is slick without being bulky. Great value for the price and it’s become my go-to for errands, walks, and travel days

I picked this out because I thought it could look really neat with my short-shorts! It has that chic techie look (I like the HEY MISTER on it, it's cute), like it came from my favorite cyberpunk stories, and I like the extra pockets and felt like all the clips would be neat to hang flash drives or whatever from. In my try-outs, it worked good as a waist cinch belt too! but not as an over-the-shoulder bag (or at least not well). The pockets are nice and roomy and there's plenty of space to clip whatever I want onto! I like that they're removable and adjustable (though one could use longer straps I think). The loops along its topside are especially nice for my keyring. It also came with an extra strap to clip onto it, but so far I've not needed it. So far so good! onto construction. Does it come with washing instructions? no. Is it washable? yeeesss. I put mine in a mesh bag, and with a full load on 'handwash setting' (with gentle detergent) and it came out unscathed! no tears or anything. I didn't put it in the dryer though; in my experience dryers wreck most things with buckles unless they're designed for it. Fabric quality seems okay - it looks nice and is lightweight, while still tough enough for light tools. I don't feel like it would manage heavier stuff; the things at my jobsite might be too much for it (even besides powertools) in the long term. Short term... it might be okay? And the whole thing seems put together solidly enough. But the final test for me - how does it WEAR - didn't turn out so well. I never like this part, because it's a cute bag and I like it a lot, and it's otherwise well-designed... BUT, It's clunky clumsy awkward at times, because of the numerous straps and buckles. They get lost in each other so fast. And, the straps get dislodged from the buckles easily. They're not hard to put back in but this will be tedious long term. Like why do they slip out of their clips? I feel like this would've been an easy solution. Getting things out of the big pocket is bothersome when you're wearing it; even small things, like latex gloves or whatnot, you have to wiggle in (especially if the smaller pockets are stuffed. And one pocket is almost perfectly shaped for my iPhone - but ALMOST isn't being, is it? it doesn't like to zip up with my phone in it. And as I wore it through my day I realized, "these pockets really should've been sewn on." Because they keep riding up! and they're bothering to put back into position once they do; it's not impossible but it happens so often it's annoying. I tend not to wear my annoying clothes, and it doesn't look much chic when they're hanging forwards like you can see in my photos. So that's my takeaway. It looks neat and I love the design. Even impracticality aside, I'd still wear it! except for how it becomes so flumpy ones all the pouches get loose and the buckles disconnected from their straps. That just doesn't work for me. - - OTHER NOTES ~ this is marketed as men's wear but it's unisex as far as I can tell. ~ If you don't mind arts and crafts, some sewing would easily make this a four or five star bag. I may do that myself. ~ I briefly considered it for work (my job is tool oriented lately), but with security inspections it would've been too much trouble. If you have to have your bags inspected, keep it mind. ~ if you don't put this in a mesh bag, expect it to get tangled up in your laundry.

I do wardrobe for a living so this item was actually great because when I'm backstage I need something to put my stuff in so it was great for me. The compartments are just enough and not too overwhelming so when I'm backstage I don't have to worry about. You know a whole bunch of stuff around my waist