Minimalist vest/pack.  Red color suitable for both sexes.
922530
This is a minimalist hydration vest (more of a vest than a true pack) that allows you to carry 1.5L of water with a small pocket for money/credit card.  It's great for running where you want to minimize your baggage or for a younger child who does not want to carry a large hydration pack.  I like the design where you can fill the bladder without taking it out.  Lastly, the vest is a true red color so guys as well as gals can use it.  Note, the 1.5L bladder does NOT have the click-on/click-off detachable hose so cleaning is a bit more challenging.  I take off the bite valve so air can flow through to at least 1 side of the hose. If you are looking for a minimalist hydration vest with 1.5L water capacity, give this one a try.
3299369
Not sure why this has to be marketed as a gender specific bag it's not like a single shoulder strap is any more ergonomic for a female or male frame. I'm going to use it to carry my camera, journal, passport etc. on a much needed vacation. I don't want or need to carry a laptop or tablet with me, but extra batteries, charging brick, money, a stuffable rain coat, I will and this Courier Mini pack fits the bill without being obscenely bulky. We'll see how it holds up.
2148625
Nice, well made, attractive, appropriately sized vest.
3005193
Bought this for my wife as a transition bag for triathlons. It's a little on the small side and won't fit a wetsuit, but it will fit just about everything else. The most important feature is that it's available in pink!
Durable and has lots of pockets, including space for wet stuff. Recommended.
2003329
This is a well-made, light-weight sports backpack with a limited capacity. The main compartment has a small to maybe medium size interior, with 3 small pockets (2 with Velcro closures). On the outside of the flap that closes this compartment is an additional pocket, this one with a zippered closure, which is handy for small items you want to keep secure and accessible.
There is another outer flap that attaches at the top on the left and the right and is handy for securing a rolled up sweatshirt or jacket, for example. Beneath the bottom of this flap is a pocket big enough for a small book or probably 2 small water bottles. Also, at the very bottom is another pocket, accessible on the outside from the right  (looking at the pack's backside) where a medium-sized water bottle and or snacks will fit.
Lots of padding lines the straps  and waist belt as well as the side of the pack that comes into contact with your body. The padding is made mesh-style to provide more air circulation.
A couple notes on the "Action Pocket." It works well with my grandson's iPhone 5C, but I don't think it will fit larger current smart phones. (See other reviews that mention this.) The Kelty website says that it will fit most smart phones but "not the iPhone 6."
Another point. The Action Pocket is a good idea, but it is awkward to fit into place on the pack. I fits around the 2 small horizontal chest straps. When you put the pack on, you slip into the main (vertical) straps and then snap together the smaller straps that go across your chest. Fitting the Action Pocket onto these straps is awkward but can be done.
The waist belt (also with the "breathable" mesh) is a nice feature, which helps to keep the pack secure in place on your back, whether biking or hiking actively or other activity.
Recommended for those who are looking for a light, well-made, versatile backpack with a fair amount of storage room and a comfortable fit.
532005
The velcro straps on the sides adjust to find the right fit. It is very cute unisex colors and helps to cover the mess. Also has a few pockets that can store markers or other supplies.
2606902
I love this.  Replaced the bottles with some soft ones, but love the vest itself.  I'm 6'1", 180 (maybe a bit more; still trying to get down to race weight <sigh>), and the large is the ideal size.  I've added a 1.5L bladder for long runs but balance seems to be good both with and without that weight in the back.  Note that the back is one big pocket - no sections, no nothing.  i.e.: anything you want to carry just goes in there so sorting through it can be difficult.

The front pockets are good; I put two gels in each of the two lower pockets - I could probably fit three if I really tried.  Maybe.  The upper pockets do indeed fit a cell phone (iPhone), but if I use that to carry my phone it sits right on my clavicle (or whatever bone that is).  I can deal with it, but I prefer not to so I just throw the phone in the back with my emergency kit, spare food, and bladder.  I haven't used the bunjee for anything more than holding a visor, but it seems like it would hold a jacket securely without issue.

All in all.  I like it.  Probably good for up to 50 miles (maybe 100K) provided you can refill H2O.  Anything above that and I'll use my larger pack to ensure I can carry enough food.
552100
Simple clothes folder. It gets the job done.
2677235
Love the versatility of these vests, I (ultimately) ordered two of them in different colors. I deliver product that require various items on my person, such as swipe cards, keys, a flashlight, shirt pocket notebook, cell phone, etc., etc., be stored on my person. Shirt pockets and pant pockets just weren't enough. (So I did not order these for fishing). Other the zippering up from the "wrong" side, (for men), these fit my needs perfectly and the mesh keeps me cool in hot weather. At the time of my first order, only the beige color was available. When I ordered the second one I wanted black, but the only other colors were NAVY BLUE and ARMY GREEN. I chose the NAVY BLUE, (as it should have been), almost "black", but it comes looking more dark charcoal green than NAVY BLUE. I'll have to manually dye it to achieve my desired black color, (or anything close to it), I'm afraid. But other than that, I am quite satisfied with the product. But when zippered, it is slightly "snug" on my 48"-50" chest, (in the XXL size), but not enough to really complain about it. I've attached two pics with each vest overlay-ed on the same shirt to illustrate my point...
2828381
Safety Beaver here.  When wearing this red pack, there's no way you will be mis-identified as anything other than a human.  This close-fitting pack is comfortable and capacious.  The outside bottle holders will permit you to squeeze in a 40 oz. steel water bottle.  The minimal waist belt is only useful to keep the bag from flopping side to side and is no help shifting the weight to your hips.  That's ok by me since this is not a bag I intend to take on anything other than a day outing.  That said, there is plenty of room inside for just-in-case items like a tarp and rain gear.  Also, the zippers seem plenty sturdy in my opinion but only time and much use will tell for sure.  Finally, the shoulder straps are adjustable, which permits you to raise up your loads to a comfortable height on your back.  All in all, a nifty and colorful EDC that did not break my bank.
3771110
Colorful safety gear that provides greater visibility on the job
2563530
I bought this jacket for $68 on a 2015 Thanksgiving sale. The 'red wine' color is more like a dark, chocolate brown. If you look closely you can see some red wine color tints, but it will look dark brown. The jacket, as far as I can tell, is simply a man's jacket scaled down- zipper is on the side that it would be on a man's jacket, and there is no 'curve' at the waist/hips. So unless there is a particular color in 'women's' that you like, you may want to price-check the men's Carhartts. The fit is also Apple-shaped, which (because there is no ribbing material around the waist) lets cold air in. On the positive side, however, it will give you room for a vest or sweater.
As a side note, check out similar Dickies' jackets. I have a Dickies men's hooded canvas jacket similar to this women's  Carhartt Sierra and the main difference is that it is double-stitched along the seams, not triple-stitched. The absence of a row of stitching doesn't seem to matter as the Dickies jacket has lasted well with hard wear. Oh, and the Dickies cost half as much.
648553
Very good for the price, useful piece of clothing
3153862
This pack folds up into its pouch easily, no instructions needed. The material looks great and I love the interior pocket. The pack fits more that you would think!
However, the red backpack image is very misleading. It is in fact RED, like the name describes not pink like the picture shows. Now I wish I had selected the green color.
1901462
I really like this vest! I am 5'11" and about 230 and this vests me nicely, although on the verge of being too big. I wanted it just a little bigger than normal - I typically buy a Large for shirts - so I could wear this with a jacket if needed. The two main pockets have a button on the outer edge that allow for a larger capacity, which is nice. The two secondary (front) pockets could be used for accessories or a variety of loads on the sporting clays course. There is a two-shell loop on the left chest in case you need a bonus shot or have a bad primer during a round. Below that is a pocket for shooting glasses or sunglasses. The waist has an adjustment strap on each side so you can snug it to fit properly. There is also a hidden zipper pocket on the inside for ear protection, club card, etc. The right shoulder is a full-length light pad, so it shouldn't snag when raising your gun. The large back pouch is mesh and accessible from either side, good for water bottles, empties, or an extra layer of clothing. There is a slot on the inside of the right shoulder for Browning's recoil pad. I wasn't going to purchase a recoil pad (sold separately) but then changed my mind and just ordered one. I like the sage/black color because I feel like I could wear it at the clays course or during dove / pigeon hunts. Lastly, there is a double-ended zipper that allows the vest to be opened from either the top or the bottom. I'm not really sure why you'd want to open it from the bottom, but doing so would keep the top of the vest tight, probably so the recoil pad stays in the correct location on your shoulder. I'll be interested to see how this holds up after being washed but my early impressions are nothing but positive.
458793
Good fit and adjustable for men and women. Decent built quality.
3802970
This is a nice, compact waist pack/fanny pack.  I like that there is an innermost zippered compartment that seems to be water-resistant (based on how the material feels - sort of vinyl coated), and the top zipper opens up to divided compartments. My 5C iPhone in a protective case fits in the front zip pocket (a bit snugly - not sure a larger wallet case or Otterbox would fit) and the front clip is handy. I wouldn't try and pack more than a wallet, phone, and keys in this if you want to maintain the slim profile, but it does have room for more.  I measure about 38" around where I usually wear my belts and this adjusts to fit fine - it could go even larger if needed, perhaps 45".  I like that the excess strap length is held by the plastic hardware, rather than trailing loose. It fits easily through the belt loops of my jeans.  All in all, a good product for the price.