Lunchbox Snack Pack

Fanny or Crossbody Pack · Field tested

The compact Lunchbox pick: small-bag friendly, comfortable against skin, and roomier in practice than its size suggests.

Front view of the black Lunchbox Snack Pack on a purple background.
Vendor photo · Lunchbox
Best Festival Fanny Pack 94.9 / 100

The verdictThe compact Lunchbox pick: small-bag friendly, comfortable against skin, and roomier in practice than its size suggests.

Best for

Stadium shows and stricter small-bag policies when you still need a phone, charger, wipes, earplugs, and safety essentials.

Pros

  • The small footprint has carried our phone, charger and cable, earplugs, wipes, electrolytes, naloxone, nasal inhalers, and hand sanitizer with room to spare.
  • Its protected phone pocket, zipper clips, charging pass-through, and soft backing deliver the strongest small-pack workflow here.

Cons

  • There is no fan holder, even though the bag feels large enough for Lunchbox to have adapted the useful pocket from the Sling.

Weighted scorecardHow it earned 94.9

Security25% weight
9.5 / 10
Body-facing storage, zipper protection, strap security, and resistance to unnoticed access.
Comfort & No-Bounce20% weight
9.8 / 10
How securely the bag stays planted while dancing, including comfort against bare skin.
Storage & Organization15% weight
8.7 / 10
Useful space for a phone, fan, charger, wipes, water, and other festival essentials.
Phone Access15% weight
9.8 / 10
How easily you can reach and charge your phone without making it easy for anyone else.
Build Quality10% weight
9.7 / 10
Fabric, mesh, clips, straps, zipper hardware, and durability after repeated festival use.
Festival Compatibility10% weight
9.7 / 10
Size, carry options, practical features, and fit with changing venue bag policies.
Style5% weight
8.8 / 10
Color choice, visual neutrality, and how easily the bag works with a festival fit.

Field logRaveHacks Notes

This is the bag we reach for at stadium shows with strict small-bag policies. The compact dimensions have not forced a bare-minimum load: earplugs, wet wipes, electrolytes, naloxone, nasal inhalers, hand sanitizer, a phone charger and cable, and a phone all fit with plenty of room. It stays in place while dancing, and the Cloud Mesh keeps it comfortable against exposed skin. The body-facing phone pocket feels as secure as the Sling’s and stays easy to reach. The miss is obvious every time we bring a full-size fan: there is no dedicated fan storage.

Verified detailsKey specs & features

Price
$39 — Current US direct price for the black model; Small and Large strap variants were available when checked.
Capacity
1.5L
Dimensions
9 × 5.7 × 2.1 in
Weight
Not published
Materials
420D ripstop nylon, 210D nylon lining, four-way stretch mesh, Cloud Mesh backing, and YKK zippers.
Fit
S/M fits 24–43 in; L/XL fits 29–50 in. Wears as a fanny pack, crossbody, shoulder bag, front pack, back pack, or clutch.
Storage
Six organizational pockets with enough usable room for a complete compact show kit.
Phone access
A hidden body-facing phone pocket connects to the main charger compartment through a cable pass-through.
Skin contact
The same plush Cloud Mesh as the Sling makes direct-to-skin wear unusually comfortable.
Fan storage
No dedicated fan holder—the clearest missing feature for festival use.
Bottle storage
No dedicated bottle storage.

Source: Lunchbox Snack Pack official product specifications · checked 2026-09-07

Testing contextHow RaveHacks scores festival carry

Each field-tested bag receives a zero-to-ten mark in seven categories, weighted into a 100-point score led by security and comfort.

  • Excellent — compact and planted: It stayed in place through dancing in the same dependable way as the Sling, with less bulk at strict-policy shows.
  • Strong layout — body-facing and easy to charge: The secure phone pocket sits against your body, stays easy for you to reach, and accepts a charging cable from inside the main compartment. No staged theft attempt was performed.
Read the full methodology and comparison

Quick answersFrequently asked questions

Is the Lunchbox Snack good for raves and festivals?

The compact Lunchbox pick: small-bag friendly, comfortable against skin, and roomier in practice than its size suggests. Best for stadium shows and stricter small-bag policies when you still need a phone, charger, wipes, earplugs, and safety essentials.

What RaveHacks score did the Lunchbox Snack earn?

It earned 94.9 out of 100 across 7 weighted festival-focused criteria.

What is the main drawback of the Lunchbox Snack?

There is no fan holder, even though the bag feels large enough for Lunchbox to have adapted the useful pocket from the Sling.

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