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E Trout
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
I cannot get over how cute and sporty this is. It's comfortable to wear and there are no edges or catches that rub on your clothes or skin. I also love the color. It was a little difficult to adjust the straps to the size of my waist, but I like that I don't have to worry about it shifting and loosening during a hike or run. I'm able to fit my phone and a small ring of keys in the pouch even with the water bottle inside so I'm very happy with this product. Will be using this all the time this summer!
Joe
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
My favorite part of this fanny pack is that the water bottle slides in an out really easily. I have another one of these that is designed to hide under your shirt, which is great if you don't want the fanny pack to show, but it sucked for sliding the water bottle in and out. If you're ok with the fanny pack on the outside, this one is a great fit.You can easily change the fit with the strap. I went for a run this morning and it was really comfortable. I can feel the water bottle bouncing a little but it stays tight to your body so it's minimal. I don't normally carry a water bottle on my morning runs, because they're usually short, but this will be great for carrying my phone and keys, and I will be using the water bottle on longer weekend runs for sure.
MacGruber
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025
Much better than my old running belt. I love the size and the color. It is lightweight. It tightens nicely. My last belt was beginning to loosen, and that slippage caused some chafing. It would probably hold your phone and keys without the water bottle, but I am not so sure you're getting them all in there. I prefer the water bottle. It is a good size, although it is in their tight; you have to want that water. Overall, comfortable and it does what it claims.
Vashti
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
I really like this running belt. It is the perfect size to hold my gargantuan phone (Samsung S22 Ultra with a bulky otterbox-like case) while I walk or hike. This is a tall order. My phone is enormous and usually it fits into nothing. I am so happy the my phone fits with room to spare in this running belt. I like that the material of the running belt compartment has some give. That way it is easy to get the phone in and out. Plus, I could put other things in there, as well. There is a bonus slide in pocket that I put my sunglasses case into. I really like that. There is a little key holder hook in there, as well. This running belt is really well made. The buckle is heavy duty and will last. And overall, the belt fits well and is very adjustable. I like that it is more heavy duty. And since the belt part is woven and not elastic, it will not stretch out over time and fall over my hips. The belt itself is a beautiful blue color.The belt also comes with a pretty colored water bottle. I am not sure I will get use out of that, but it is a pretty color, and it fits into the running belt. But the bottle is only 300 mL, so it isn't super big. When the bottle is inserted into the belt compartment, the whole thing is very bulky.I am very happy with this running belt!
Payton B
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
I like this running fanny pack because it doesn't ride up on my waist over time, but the features are a bit lackluster. It's lightweight and made from waterproof fabric, though it's not water-tight, so it's definitely not submersible. The back panel has a 3D honeycomb structure that helps with airflow, making it more comfortable to wear over extended periods. One of its best features is the partially elastic waistband, which keeps the pack in place without creeping up. I absolutely hate it when fully elastic belts do that to me, but that might be because I have an hourglass-shaped waist.The included 300ml water bottle is made of BPA-free polypropylene (PP 5). However, when the bottle is filled, the belt tends to flop around too much, which is a downside. Additionally, the pack has only one main pocket, which can fit a phone up to an iPhone Plus, but it would be more functional with extra compartments. Despite these drawbacks, it’s a solid choice for those who prioritize comfort and breathability over storage.
WANT ADS
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
This is an exceptionally designed waist pack, the most attention to detail I've seen on a bag like this. I own another adjustable running belt and the zipper is in the center front of the bag, which I think is risky. This bag has the zipper at the top of the bag so it's a true pocket. What I enjoy most about this bag is that there is a key lanyard for extra security while on the run. And I like the buckle and the reinforcing elastic on either side. There are several gear loops of varying size on one side of the bag. This is where I would hang a water bottle. The sleeve for the bottle across the front of the bag competes for the real estate of the main compartment. So you carry either your keys + phone OR the water bottle, but not both. The water bottle is okay. It stands upright on its own, empty or filled. It only holds 12 ounces, which you can decide is enough for you. It's a spout lid and when open you can squeeze it to quench your thirst. It's generally leakproof when it's closed, but if I squeeze it in its closed position, water drips from the spout. This is another reason why I would prefer to wear this upright on a gear loop, but there is really no safe place on the water bottle to attach it.
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