What size waist will the kidney pad accommodate with this pack?
231719
I have a 38" waist depending upon how many donuts and have about 2" left on the belt
231720
Not exactly sure. Fits me fine. I'm 6'2" with a 36" waist. I am sure that it's adjustable to accommodate quite a range.
231721
I am 300 lbs and have no prob with the kidney pad. (51" waist.) You can always change over to he MOLLE pad and straps for more comfort later.
231722
Can't answer directly, but I'll do my best - I have a 34" waist. With the strap loosened all the way, there is about a 6" gap between the buckle and my belly. This is the same frame and kidney pack I used in the Army and in my platoon in basic there was a guy that was about 6'3" tall and nearly 350 pounds and he had no problems.
1565366
I'll try to explain this. I'm a 34" waist so I put the pack on and made the waistband as large as it can go. I clipped the buckle and there is 6" of clearance when I pull the buckle away from my waist. Hope that helped.
1172187
These pads are not a "garment". So waist size doesn't matter. They are an insert. One size really does fit all.
1067367
medium with slight adjustment capability; I didn't care for this pack, I am 5' 9" with a 44 in waist and I doubt this would fit any larger than a 36, even if you are thin, look elsewhere. I use the cheap Everest 24" pack with an internal stiffener made of foamboard wrapped in duct tape.
770499
You'll have no problems. I have a 34 inch waist and there is plenty of adjustment room either way. I would guess you could go as low as 24 inches and out to 44 inches or more. It's a good pack. I've had over 100 lbs on it and felt in control.
168446
A medium size. And the straps allows one to adjust the waist band if needed
768646
Not sure but my med. has a waist draw string that would fit 30 to 35 easily
674022
I am 5'9'' and I have a 29'' waist. It is a nice slim fit which is why I went for this particular pack. The other packs were a little bulky and didn't work well for me. I hope this helps you in making your decision.
1587049
My waist size is 34, there is a lot more strap left to adjust for a bigger waist. The buckle is of of the bigger plastic snap togethers, it has never snapped loose on me yet. I am very pleased with pack. I have owned over a year now and used last season for deer and elk in the back country, it has a lot of nice featurs about it, for the money, you won't find better.
460310
Plenty big..I am at 46 plus about 4 inches left unused. I love these fanny packs, but the last two I have purchased have had the stitching come loose after a few months...not good.
1854687
It has a good size strap, around 42 or so without measuring. My friend said it expanded nicely and he doesn't like tight things around his waist. �
2267071
I don't have mine with me, but the straps were quite long and very elastic, so I think it should be able to fit most body types.
45711
My pad is for a king . I think they come in different sizes .check on their website.
1024626
Sorry - I am not sure and I don't even know if I could put my hands back on it to check. It was so huge on me (the fanny pack itself) that I did not use it but once or twice. I am only 5'4" and it looked really goofy on me :-) A larger guy it would fit fine and did have a lot of room for waist expansion. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
1624133
I don't know the exact size, but I have a 38 inch waist and while wearing the pack, I can buckle the belt snuggly with about 2-3 inches to spare. The pack is great for a durable survival type bag but a little heavy for long multi day hikes. The belt serves its purpose, but the padding on it isn't all that great. Bottom line, if you are looking for a cheaper alternative to hike the Appalachian trail like I was, spend the extra money on a commercial pack. If you are looking for a bug out bag (what I'm using mine for) then it is probably the best one on the market.
2195247
The Regular size will fit (I'm certain the larger one won't), with significant effort. I have the same pack and managed to stuff it in using my knee to hold it down while zipping the pack. For me the effort is worth not having to strap it to the outside of my pack. For anyone interested, I was able to achieve the same results with the Teton Sports Scout 3400 as well.
430134
It should fit in my estimation. With the bladder full it will be snug. Probably about 3 quarters of an inch on each side of extra space. The length should be plenty big enough. Almost like it was made for something that size in the largest pocket. I would go for it