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Patagonia Terravia Mini Hip Pack - Unisex

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About this product

The Patagonia Terravia Mini Hip Pack is a compact 1-liter carry solution built for everyday use and travel. Its shell combines 70-denier recycled ripstop nylon, which is weather-resistant and highly packable, with a 200-denier recycled polyester lining, keeping the total weight to just 111 grams. The main zippered compartment is paired with a zippered front security pocket that includes a key clip, while a slip-resistant waist belt keeps the pack stable throughout the day. It can be worn as a hip pack or a cross-body bag, adding versatility for different situations. Measuring 20cm long, 11.5cm wide, and 5cm deep, the pack stuffs into its own pocket for easy storage when not in use. Made in Viet Nam, it carries Certified Fair Trade status, contains Bluesign approved materials, and is constructed entirely from recycled fabrics, reflecting Patagonia's commitment to responsible manufacturing. Available in Coal Orange.

Category: Backpacks & Bags
Material: 200-denier recycled polyester, 70-denier recycled ripstop nylon
Color: Coal Orange
Size: Yes
Depth: 5cm
Width: 11.5cm
Length: 20cm
Volume: 1L
Weight: 111g
Made In: Viet Nam

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Patagonia Terravia Mini Hip Pack for its ultralight, packable design, noting that it stows neatly into its own pocket and is easy to carry as either a hip pack or crossbody sling. The recycled ripstop nylon is widely described as tough for its weight, and users appreciate the versatile strap adjustment. Many find the 1-liter capacity surprisingly practical for everyday essentials like a phone, wallet, and keys. The most common criticisms are the very limited capacity and lack of internal organization in the main compartment. Some reviewers also note that the unstructured materials can sag, and the strap may dig in or feel uncomfortable when worn crossbody for extended periods with a full load.