Are Fanny packs considered a personal item?

I know Fanny packs aren’t exactly “hip” these days, but I love mine! And I would love to bring my Fanny pack on my flight to Miami next week for my cruise. The only thing is, I’m doing carry on and a personal item only. Would my Fanny pack be considered a personal item?

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27 Answers

How are you folding your 9 and .45? Is that a new Taurus design - a successor to the Curve?

In the case of a strict business outfit, it is recommended to choose a bag that suits the tone of a business suit, jacket or trousers. But with light clothing, a bag http://caraweb.org/tag/cute-fanny-packs should be made of light fabrics decorated with floral ornaments. And in combination with simple clothes: shorts, jeans or t-shirts, the most simple models of waist packs are suitable. It is preferable to make a choice in favor of light, yet practical fabric models.

I would contact the airline.

I do that too. It's still just one item with lots packed inside of it.

I carry my purse inside my tote Big Smile

We can all offer you our opinions about fanny packs, but if the airline is saying one personal item only, you will get the correct answer by contacting them. It could be a pricey mistake if someone here gave you the wrong info based on an opinion.

Enjoy your cruise.

I have a tactical hip pack, it folds both my 9mm &45. For those times I don’t feel like wearing a belt.

If you call it a tactical hip pack, you;re okay.

I still use my fanny pack whenever I am travelling. It is a secure place to keep my glasses, camera and passport and I do not have to worry about it falling out of my pocket. Is it stylish ... who cares ... never was one for styles and care very little what others think. The fanny pack is useful, functional and practical therefore I still use it.

Cheers,

Whether you wear it or not, do not refer to it as a "Fanny pack" in front of Brits -- "Fanny" has a definition 180 degrees off what we are used to.Big Smile

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