Double Bottle Hydration Belt

Used it this morning. Beats a camelback for sure! Pocket on it worked great for keys and gels. 2 10fl bottles were good for the distance I ran. I like it, and beats the price of one at Walmart plus you can pick the color. Seems to be great for its use. It fits me well. The strap is stretchy for a snug fit, a little awkward but held great for 10.5 miles! Didn’t have to adjust, but it is easy to use, and fit to you.

Nice belt for longer runs. The smaller water bottles help it not feel so heavy. It was more comfortable to wear than I expected.

The materials and workmanship of this running hydration belt is excellent. The 2 x 6 oz water bottles are perfect for a 10k/half marathon and the zippered pocket fits my iPhone 14 plus perfectly. Unfortunately the only area I feel it needs improvement to be perfect is a small additional pocket that would allow enough space for a car key fob and an ID card and credit card. I used this belt for the first time 2 weeks ago for a 10k race and was able to slip my phone in the main pocket, my credit card and ID in the main pocket separated from the phone by a thin piece of polyester type material that prevents them from scratching your phone but could not fit the car fob into the pocket with as slim as it is. Just ended up sticking it in my zippered pocket in my running shorts. While it wasn’t a huge deal since I quickly stopped noticing the key fob moving around with each stride, it would take this really good hydration belt to the next level. The neoprene material for the main pocket keeps your phone secure and protected while allowing easy access to slide it in and out to start and stop your running app. A little extra care is needed with the cards in the pocket to make sure you are sliding the phone in on the other side of the polyester material to prevent scratching your phone. Belt has an elastic portion attached to the Velcro strap to ensure a snug fit with flexibility for your preference on how tight you want it to fit and still allow ease of movement. For this first race I used the attached cords on the front to hang my race bib from instead of using my magnetic bib holders like usual. While it was convenient to put on my belt right before the race and not have to worry about dealing with the magnets on the shirt, the bib getting curled up as the top of my thighs kept rubbing it was not something I plan on doing again. I will stick to using my magnets for future races but it’s a feature some may like to use to just attach their race numbers to the belt if it is a smaller bib.

The media could not be loaded. I’ve tried a few running belts over the years, and the AiRunTech Hydration Belt is by far my favorite. It’s super easy to use—just strap it on and go. It stays in place while I run, doesn’t bounce around, and the fit is really comfortable, even on longer runs.One of the best parts is how securely it holds my phone. I have a decent-sized smartphone, and it fits snugly with no slipping or shifting. There’s also plenty of room for keys, gels, and other small items without feeling bulky. The main pocket is surprisingly roomy!The zipper is high quality and glides smoothly, even when the pouch is full. I also love how easy it is to access the water bottle on the go—no fumbling or awkward angles. The bottle sits tight but pulls out quickly when I need a sip mid-run.Overall, this belt checks all the boxes: comfort, storage, hydration, and durability. If you run regularly and want something that just works, this is 100% worth it.

Works great for running. Stays in place and is not bulky!! I love it.

I really wanted this belt to work for me but a few things were a little off. The velcro belt strap is nice and wide for a comfy fit however it was way too long and I would have had to cut it off to make it do right. Instead I tucked it in and it was just weird.The little bottles that tuck into the belt are easily removed when needed but the front zipper part for storing phone and keys is very tight. I put my keys in a little pocket in my shorts. This pouch has a little pocket on the inside for things like that but the phone gets caught up in it, and it's hard to get the phone in and out because the inside pocket gets in the way.I've been using the Bandie Belt for a while, I'm just going to stick with it cause it's stretchy. Still on the lookout for good hydration holders.

This running belt is perfect for a variety of activities. I’ve used it for running, biking, and even walking around town. It’s incredibly versatile and handy for any outdoor adventure.The belt fits snugly and comfortably around my waist. The adjustable strap ensures a perfect fit, and it doesn’t bounce or shift during activities. This stability is great for keeping everything in place, even during more intense workouts.The included water bottle is the perfect size for staying hydrated on the go. It fits securely in the belt’s holder and is easy to access while moving. I love how it keeps me refreshed without having to stop.The fanny pack has a convenient pocket for my phone. It’s big enough to fit my smartphone securely, and there’s still room for other essentials like keys and energy gels. The pocket is also water-resistant, which adds peace of mind on rainy days.The material is durable and stands up well to regular use. It’s lightweight yet sturdy, ensuring that it lasts through many activities. The quality construction means I don’t have to worry about wear and tear.

I've had this running belt for over a year now, and I still like it. The velcro strap makes it easy to find a good fit and I don't have to fiddle with any clasps to re-fit if I want to wear it higher on my waist or lower on my hips. The pouch easily holds my phone, ID, and car key fob. I have an arm strap that just holds my phone, but it chafes against my skin so I'd rather wear the belt. I originally bought the two 6 oz bottle version, but I need more water than that in the summer if I'm running more than a 10k, so I just bought the two 10 oz version as well. I also like that I can fill one bottle with water and one with an electrolyte drink. Pretty good for a $15 pouch!