Roll Top Ultralight Fanny Pack: Recycled Ecopak Hip Pack for Hiking & Backpacking


Color: Black
Price:
Sale price$ 59.00

Description

Sustainable and built to last. This Roll Top Fanny Pack is crafted from recycled Ecopak EPLX200 fabric, with every yard containing over 20 recycled plastic bottles and saving over 1 lb of carbon emissions compared to other ultralight fabrics. The outer shell features an abrasion layer for excellent durability, giving this hip pack a long lifespan while staying genuinely ultralight, a smart pick for eco-conscious backpackers, thru-hikers, and hikers who want sustainable outdoor gear.

Advantages:

  • Sustainable use of recycled fabric in hiking gear
  • Wide, easy access to items, no more fighting a zipper
  • Expandable capacity as needed
  • Extremely weather-resistant design with sealed seams
  • Includes two different belt systems
  • A sleeker, more functional take on the traditional fanny pack

Comfortably holding 2–3 liters and expandable to 4 liters, this fanny pack weighs just 3.0 oz and works as a versatile hip pack for day hikes, thru-hiking, and backpacking trips. Two detachable belt systems are included: a stand-alone belt for use without a backpack, and extra attachment hardware to integrate with most backpacks featuring hip belt attachment points. Backed by a 5-year warranty, handcrafted & made to order in the USA.

Spec Detail
Material 100% US Recycled Ecopak EPLX200 fabric
Base Dimensions 3" x 8"
Height 4–6" rolled, 13" unrolled
Capacity 2–3L (expandable to 4L)
Pack Weight 3.0 oz (85g)
Added Weight per Belt ~1.3 oz
Seams Fully sealed with Ultralight Mylar Backed Sealer
Includes 2 detachable belt systems
Warranty 5 years
Manufacturer Handcrafted & Made to Order by Hilltop Packs - Waynesburg, PA, USA
Shipping Info Orders typically ship within 10-15 business days
 

What is Pro+ Line?
High quality technical fabrics like Ecopak, Xpac, and D50T.
Pro performance at a friendlier price.

Not every trail, or hiker, is the same. That’s why Hilltop's products are designed with three levels of performance tiers built around real-world needs and affordability, not marketing fluff.

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