fanny pack

noun

1. a small zippered pouch suspended from a belt around the waist.

Word History and Origins

Origin of fanny pack¹

First recorded in 1970–75

Example Sentences

A shirtless guy on a hybrid wearing a fanny pack is pretty much the epitome of velocipedal cluelessness, but I felt great, and I was too stupid to know better.

From Outside Online

Said fanny pack also makes an appearance in the video, providing, honestly, a very clever solution to the issue of hanging wires for an early-stage wearable prototype.

From TechCrunch

The camera can also be embedded in a fanny pack or other waist-worn pouches.

From Washington Post

The Ardea is my favorite because it comes off and doubles as a fanny pack.

From Outside Online

A super cool fanny packRoller skaters wear fanny packs—that’s just a fact.

From Popular-Science

And just in case she gets stuck up there, she has a garter belt–fanny pack around her thigh to keep a phone in and call for help.

From The Daily Beast

I know lots of people who jog with water bottles affixed to a fanny pack.

From The Daily Beast