Excellent review. I bought this recently and I was not able to figure out how to covert it to a sling… until I watched your very clear explanation. Thank you!
I have been using the Wandrd Fanny D1 daily for a year and a half now and I love the pack! It's small enough to put your keys/wallet etc but also doesn't scream STEAL ME. It also can be packed out a bit if you needed to without looking awkward and the grab handles are amazing since I wear it sling style. Great review as always. Really enjoy watching your videos!
I use the fanny probably about 90% as a fanny so the D1 is perfect for me. This might not be as common but the orientation that I have it in is that the bag is actually behind me as it is perfect for when I bike around places. One thing to note that most other reviews haven't mentioned (makes sense because its more of a custom solution for me and probably not for everyone) is that the loop where you put the hook sling converter is actually perfect to put my keys on. In my orientation where I have the fanny facing my back, I can hook my keys (that are on a carabiner) right onto the hoop on the right side and the location of the hook mimics the exact same spot as a jean belt loop where I would usually put my keys. This is handy if it is rainy or snowy (I live in canada) or if the fanny is packed super tight and I don't want to even open my fanny to access my keys.
Thanks so much for an actual honest critique of this fanny/sling...was looking at getting this as a sling but you have changed my mind now. Wish more reviews were this honest.
Fanny packs can be useful for holding small items, but the hardest thing to carry is water. They make back packs with a water supply, but these backpacks are then not so useful for other things. The best place to carry water is at hip level, so it would be nice if they made a one-gallon fanny pack.
I think given the strange, bulky size of a water bottle, I would respectfully disagree that the best place to hold a water bottle is at hip level. Backpack makes the nose sense
Thanks for the review. I own this fanny pack and honestly still don’t understand how to pull the strap through the back to make it shorter. My manly son-in-law gave it to me and I really like it but still confused.
It happened on mine too. Going to try their lifetime warranty. I wasnt using it ocassionaly on walks in the city. No hard using, slniť is definitelly matter of quality. It started to peel off 3 months after purchase.
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Hola! Muy buen análisis de la sling bag!! Una pregunta, cuando tu miras la sling bag de frente el cierre imán de la correa va a la izquierda. ¿Se puede cambiar a la derecha? O, en el caso de d que l correa se rompa, se puede cambiar? Es que da la sensación de estar cosida. ¿ o usa el mismo modo de enganchar que las techbags? Muchas gracias. Un saludo desde España
Mostly I just watch your reviews cos you guys are nuts 😆 (Also thanks for bleeping all the swearing, [and I realise that's kinda a joke]. It's not like I don't swear and don't hear a lot of swearing at work etc but I watched a video this morning that had really good info but the SWEARING was quite off putting)
hi aaron, my name is oren im enjoing your videos and thought u r the guy to ask im filming with go pro no DSLR camera and my gear is selfi stick -- 20 CM tripod - 19 - CM camera - gopro camera - gopro media mod camera - gopro water case microphone - RODE videomicro light cube ND filters - 3 total batteries - 2 mount - chest floating wrist strap i saw all the models of the slings (6L i guess will be enough) Thule / Instinct / Wandard roam / Peak Design / Moment Rugged / Nomatic and im not sure if they are right for me because they all for DSL cameras and i need somthing that is wider for the selfie stick hopfully large enough to be with the camera gopro intact the other option i though about was the orgenizer whice is like a suitcae witha lot of straps which is amazing but the downside is that its not a pouch that is easy to carry please please please, couls u help me find a soloution ? thanks alot !!!!!!
yo dude, I really wish I could help but this is such specific requirements I just won't be able to. What is best is to reach out to the brands specifically and ask them - they have dedicated customer support teams who can answer all your questions :) best of luck!
Would love to hear your opinion on the code-of-bell x-pak evo review. I am wondering if this sling would work for me… and your reviews make a lot of sense to me. Good review but I agree I am more a backpack, duffel… and possibly sling guy more than a Fanny.
I have both. I would recommend to get the City Sling. I love the quality of the outside of the wandrd bags, but the inside compartments are just a bit flimsy.
The answer is unfortunately not. It seems like the D1, while looking like the tech and toiletry bags, was produced first and thus outside the system of the tech and toiletry bags. The toiletry and tech bags inherited the look of the D1, but then got the upgrade of being able to latch onto a prvke.
@@expiringcity So I got the toiletry bag because it was a bit cheaper than the tech bag of the same size, the medium. I'm glad I went with the toiletry bag because the tech bag would have been a tad too small in medium for my use. I plan on getting the large tech bag soon.
Hi! I would like to ask a question. I like to carry my fanny pack across my body or at my waist, but I'm a big guy and I struggle finding a product that fits to me. My waist is around 50-52 inch, across my body I'm around 55 more or less. Can you tell me if the wandrd d1 have a long enough strap that fits to me? Thank you and have a good day!
@@Nomads.Nation Seriously? Nah….. I would wear it in a hot second in NYC (but only if you liked it)….I think there’s a fine line between manly and womanly…in fact, there aren’t any lines…just outdated words…(I knew what you meant and I’m a fan but…)
@@seechangenyc280 glad you like the sling! me too :) I think these words are harmless words to describe something in a way that is universally understood, totally get if they aren't terms that you prefer tho 💪🏼
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Excellent review. I bought this recently and I was not able to figure out how to covert it to a sling… until I watched your very clear explanation. Thank you!
Glad to help!
I have been using the Wandrd Fanny D1 daily for a year and a half now and I love the pack! It's small enough to put your keys/wallet etc but also doesn't scream STEAL ME. It also can be packed out a bit if you needed to without looking awkward and the grab handles are amazing since I wear it sling style. Great review as always. Really enjoy watching your videos!
Thanks so much Alain! Totally agreed - it’s extremely versatile while also being subtle and just really fun to use!
Do you still have the bag? How is it holding up? I'm concerned about the water proof coated material degrading in a few years.
@@SandraBegotka Yes I still have the bag and still use it, haven't had any issues with the material at all.
I use the fanny probably about 90% as a fanny so the D1 is perfect for me. This might not be as common but the orientation that I have it in is that the bag is actually behind me as it is perfect for when I bike around places. One thing to note that most other reviews haven't mentioned (makes sense because its more of a custom solution for me and probably not for everyone) is that the loop where you put the hook sling converter is actually perfect to put my keys on. In my orientation where I have the fanny facing my back, I can hook my keys (that are on a carabiner) right onto the hoop on the right side and the location of the hook mimics the exact same spot as a jean belt loop where I would usually put my keys. This is handy if it is rainy or snowy (I live in canada) or if the fanny is packed super tight and I don't want to even open my fanny to access my keys.
Good looks on the keyring hack - love it!
I even don’t notice there’s an hook at the inside for wearing as a sling style. Thanks for your video! 🍻
You bet! Glad the video was helpful :)
Thanks so much for an actual honest critique of this fanny/sling...was looking at getting this as a sling but you have changed my mind now. Wish more reviews were this honest.
Glad to help! Make sure to subscribe - we've got tons more amazing content going live :)
@@Nomads.Nation thanks, yes I've subbed awhile back & enjoying all your content! 👍
Fanny packs can be useful for holding small items, but the hardest thing to carry is water. They make back packs with a water supply, but these backpacks are then not so useful for other things. The best place to carry water is at hip level, so it would be nice if they made a one-gallon fanny pack.
I think given the strange, bulky size of a water bottle, I would respectfully disagree that the best place to hold a water bottle is at hip level. Backpack makes the nose sense
Thanks for the review. I own this fanny pack and honestly still don’t understand how to pull the strap through the back to make it shorter. My manly son-in-law gave it to me and I really like it but still confused.
its a confusing strap for sure
Had 2 of this. Loved it. Only problem is, that the coating started to wear off after about a month on both of them. Anyone else had this problem?
Not me, but following in case anyone else has had the problem
It happened on mine too. Going to try their lifetime warranty. I wasnt using it ocassionaly on walks in the city. No hard using, slniť is definitelly matter of quality. It started to peel off 3 months after purchase.
u mean like the coating on the entire bag?
2:35 "Holy * this dude carries a fanny pack"
Great video btw
It’s a great Fanny! 💪🏾
Great review! which one you prefer - WANDRD D1 Fanny Pack or Bellroy Venture Ready Sling Midnight?
Bellroy all day
Great vid! Hope you do a review on Defy Parker 2.0.
Thanks so much Carlo! I’ve added this sling to our wish list :)
Nice vid...I have a request can you do a review on every NutSac product in black... that would be cool😂😂
Thanks Mark! And yes, while I can’t promise a review of EVERY Nutsac product in black, we do have a few Nutsac reviews lined up soon. Be sure to subscribe so you know once they go live :)
Thank man😂😂
Fun fact : Fanny in the UK is slang for lady parts.
It’s true lol, my English auntie blushes every time I say it
Hola! Muy buen análisis de la sling bag!! Una pregunta, cuando tu miras la sling bag de frente el cierre imán de la correa va a la izquierda. ¿Se puede cambiar a la derecha? O, en el caso de d que l correa se rompa, se puede cambiar? Es que da la sensación de estar cosida. ¿ o usa el mismo modo de enganchar que las techbags? Muchas gracias. Un saludo desde España
not the 2022 version thou. looks like the old discontiniued version :)
hmmm they must have changed that recently? I'll look into it, thanks for the heads up!
Mostly I just watch your reviews cos you guys are nuts 😆
(Also thanks for bleeping all the swearing, [and I realise that's kinda a joke]. It's not like I don't swear and don't hear a lot of swearing at work etc but I watched a video this morning that had really good info but the SWEARING was quite off putting)
It’s true - we cray 😜
hi aaron, my name is oren
im enjoing your videos and thought u r the guy to ask
im filming with go pro no DSLR camera and my gear is
selfi stick -- 20 CM
tripod - 19 - CM
camera - gopro
camera - gopro media mod
camera - gopro water case
microphone - RODE videomicro
light cube
ND filters - 3 total
batteries - 2
mount - chest
floating wrist strap
i saw all the models of the slings (6L i guess will be enough)
Thule / Instinct / Wandard roam / Peak Design / Moment Rugged
/ Nomatic
and im not sure if they are right for me because they all for DSL cameras and i need somthing that is wider for the selfie stick hopfully large enough to be with the camera gopro intact
the other option i though about was the orgenizer whice is like a suitcae witha lot of straps which is amazing but the downside is that its not a pouch that is easy to carry
please please please, couls u help me find a soloution ?
thanks alot !!!!!!
yo dude, I really wish I could help but this is such specific requirements I just won't be able to. What is best is to reach out to the brands specifically and ask them - they have dedicated customer support teams who can answer all your questions :) best of luck!
Would love to hear your opinion on the code-of-bell x-pak evo review. I am wondering if this sling would work for me… and your reviews make a lot of sense to me. Good review but I agree I am more a backpack, duffel… and possibly sling guy more than a Fanny.
Thanks for the comment Chris! Code of bell reviews are hopefully coming soon :)
great review! big question is this one or the aer city sling and why? many thanks.
Thanks Bao! Aer City Sling if you want a sling. D1 Fanny if you want a fanny.
@@Nomads.Nation Awesome! thanks Aaron, City sling is versatile!!!
Will it fit a Fujifilm x70?
No idea David - I recommend reaching out to WANDRD, they'll get you sorted :)
It will definitely fit a x70! Fantastic camera. I have a Fuji X100V fit in mine.
How does this compare to the aer city sling. I’m debating between the two. Thanks.
I have both. I would recommend to get the City Sling.
I love the quality of the outside of the wandrd bags, but the inside compartments are just a bit flimsy.
Aer City Sling all dayyyyy
If you pause it at 0:00, Aaron is finally a tall boy.
Dream come true 😂
Oh that was funny Aaron 🤣...anyhow I love that sling
Thanks so much Brenda! 😆
Can this clip on the back of a Prvke like the tech bags?
Ahh not sure Andy, please let us know if you find out! 🙏🏽
The answer is unfortunately not. It seems like the D1, while looking like the tech and toiletry bags, was produced first and thus outside the system of the tech and toiletry bags. The toiletry and tech bags inherited the look of the D1, but then got the upgrade of being able to latch onto a prvke.
@@expiringcity So I got the toiletry bag because it was a bit cheaper than the tech bag of the same size, the medium. I'm glad I went with the toiletry bag because the tech bag would have been a tad too small in medium for my use. I plan on getting the large tech bag soon.
could this fit an ipad mini 6?
Not sure tbh, maybe check with WANDRD and let us know what they say!
you must hook both sides man!
Got it!
that’s a nice pack!
hells yes brother!
D1 fanny pack or dayfarer active sling ?
Ahh tough one but I’d probably go with the active sling
Thanks for the reply!
In a dilemma now which to get.
Leaning more the active sling .
Keep up the good work!
Looking forward to your videos man
Is the Minaal sling any gd
Just reviewed is yesterday, video should be live in a few weeks! I liked it a lot :)
Is it better than the AER xpac as I need to choose before Xmas
Hi! I would like to ask a question. I like to carry my fanny pack across my body or at my waist, but I'm a big guy and I struggle finding a product that fits to me. My waist is around 50-52 inch, across my body I'm around 55 more or less. Can you tell me if the wandrd d1 have a long enough strap that fits to me?
Thank you and have a good day!
Hey man! I think it would be best to reach out to WANDRD for this question as they will give you the most accurate answer 💪🏽💪🏽
@@Nomads.Nation I will, thanks!
50 inches? mate...
Thumbs up for the moth flying out of your wallet 😄👍
Our cameraman/editor Tav is the man haha
Can it also be a lady fanny?
Absolutely! It can be an anything-and-anyone-fanny :)
Why is it not womanly (lol)?
imo its just got a bit of a more masculine vibe to it
@@Nomads.Nation Seriously? Nah….. I would wear it in a hot second in NYC (but only if you liked it)….I think there’s a fine line between manly and womanly…in fact, there aren’t any lines…just outdated words…(I knew what you meant and I’m a fan but…)
@@seechangenyc280 glad you like the sling! me too :) I think these words are harmless words to describe something in a way that is universally understood, totally get if they aren't terms that you prefer tho 💪🏼