Huachuca Hip Pack

The Huachuca (wah-CHOO-kah) is our entry into the world of hip packs! With a body-wrapping design and TPU hip belt wings that adjust to fit your hips, we're pushing the boundaries of how comfortable and stable a hip pack can be. We spent years making prototypes on the down-low, with the goal of creating the most ergonomic fit possible. Human hips have a lot of diversity, so our pack has three different angle settings for the hip belt wings. Try 'em out and choose the one that fits you best! We also designed the main body of the Huachuca around human shapes. Every seam is curved to wrap your cargo around your body for the most stable carry possible. The ultra-breathable TPU wings provide just a bit of grip and structure, and the result is a hip pack that stays where you put it, even on the chunky stuff. Oh, and did we mention you can get a hip pack in any one of our fabrics? Including custom printing for a riding companion that's truly one-of-a-kind. The Huachuca is ready to rock for hydration duties, with a hose port out the end of the zipper and a hose clip integrated into the left hip belt wing*. We designed it to fit a 1.5-liter hydration bladder from Hydrapak - you can add one from us or use one you already have. Specs Volume (measured while worn on the body) 4 liters Weight (with Ultra 200X fabric and S1 wings) 265g   Sizing The Huachuca only comes in one size, but there are two sizes available for the hip belt wings. We recommend running the Huachuca around your hips rather than up around your waist, so use your hip measurement to determine belt size. *If you need your hydration setup reversed (hose coming out the left side of the pack with the hose clip on the right) shoot us an email. Behind the Name Rogue Panda is a proud supporter of the Arizona Trail Association. Our workshop is less than a mile from the AZT, and all our bags are named after parts of it. The Huachuca Mountains (pronounced wah-CHOO-kah) is the southernmost stretch, traversing 20 miles of beautiful sky island wilderness from the Mexican border heading north.