Slim Running Belt Fanny Pack for Men Women, Running Phone Holder, Waist Pack Runners Bag Money Belt with 3 Separate Pouch to Store Your Phone Key Money Safe, Waist Bag-Black

I sure hope this waist pack lasts a long, long time, because it is freaking awesome.Any time I have had a very good waist pack, it's always hard to find a replacement that works as well, and I typically end up going through two or three different products before I find one that will actually work well. This one works so well that I'm tempted to buy a couple of spares in case it's no longer available months (hopefully years) later when I worn it out.Things that frustrate me with runners waist packs that this one does NOT do:- Becomes unadjusted during a workout, slipping into a looser position. Nope. Not this one. Set it, and forget it.- Hard to change the length. Nope. Not this one. Because the length is established with a Velcro attachment, it could not be easier to readjust when needed.- Is so tight or so slim that it's almost impossible to get larger items, like a cell phone, in or out. Not so on this one. It is still slim, but "just right," baby bear. Just right.- Is hard to unzip. Nope. Not this one. The zipper is secure, but slides easily when I need to open it or close it.Since this one has none of those flaws, I highly recommend it.The only thing I don't yet know is the degree of water resistance it has. My recommendation if you are going to be on a walk, hike, or run and you know for sure there could be some heavy rain (and this is advice for ANY run pack) is to just put your phone in a sandwich bag before putting it in the runner pack.One minor thing, which is less a character flaw and more a nature-of-Velcro flaw is that if you are using it with a very light weight polyester style of running shirt, the Velcro-style length adjuster can snag the shirt if you don't Velcro it straight. I guess that's the price one pays for the ease of Velcro attachments.

I’m not a runner, but I do go for very long walks and short hikes. I like to bring my phone and keys with me when I go, but don’t always have shorts with pockets and I don’t always want to carry a bag. That is why I thought I would try this running belt.The belt is adjustable and fits comfortably around my waist. I’m able to fit my keys and 1 credit card just fine, but it’s a tight fit for my phone. I have a Samsung Galaxy A53 with a thick OtterBox case on it. If the phone didn’t have the OtterBox case, it would fit just fine. I especially like that when I have items stored in the belt pockets, the belt does not slip down as I’m walking.

This was much better than I expected, this uses a stretchy fabric so you can tighten it so it's secure when running but also not have it feel like you're tying a rope around your waist. I can comfortably bike and run with this on me without it feeling like its in the way. I was also surprised that my phone actually fits. S23 ultra in a dbrand case, usually when the advertise universal fit, it doesn't factor in phone case but you can comfortably slip a large phone in a case into this thing. You can’t carry much in this, in my case a phone and maybe a rolled up earbud, but that’s it, and since its low profile, anything bulky can start to jab into you which is less than ideal. I mainly just need something to hold my phone because the pocket in my rain gear is really limited, and this does that job very well.

I prefer wearing athletic shirts and shorts but dislike that my pockets bulge and get weighed down carrying my cell phone, wallet and car keys. Consequently, I thought to try this fanny pack in order to redistribute the carrying of my daily essentials and accessories for which it performs very well. In addition, I prefer to hide the belt underneath my clothes and the imprint is very minimal depending on the size of the cell phone. As such, this would also make a good money belt.

I ordered this to wear while walking/running. The large zippered pocket in front easily holds my phone and room enough for other smaller things. The two side pockets have a flap to keep the items in however, I wish there was a Velcro closure as well. My luck my car keys would fall out while running. There is plenty enough material to comfortably fit around my waist along with a long adjustable Velcro. I tried it today while walking and it did not slide down my waist. It is light weight and will be great for running as well. Definitely a keeper!

This phone pack / running belt is as described, easily fits my iPhone, car key, and holds it snugly to my body on walks without jiggling at all. After putting it on I turn it so my phone etc. is at the small of my back, and it rides there very comfortably. There are three pockets: One with a zip closure and two with slit openings.This is very size-adjustable, and also includes an extra piece of Velcro if you need a little more. This also has reflective safety features; although I don't normally walk at night, it's nice to know when I do this will help keep me safe.This is the nicest I've found, and my search is over: minimal size, but room for everything I need, fits snugly, doesn't look bulky, and a good price at $12.99. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is exactly what I've been wanting. A sleek, low-profile running belt with pockets to accommodate the bare necessities. Each pocket is sweat resistant so I have no worries of my phone and keys being drenched in sweat at the end of my running session. Phone pocket has a zipper that is very smooth to open and close. Left and right mini pocket are small and tight with the fabric overlapping each other to ensure nothing falls out. To add security, left pocket also has a little carabiner for your keys. This is the most well thought-out design I experienced in shopping here and certainly the best value for your purchase.