Running Belt with Water Bottles | Running Hydration Belt has Water Resistant Waist Pack to Fit iPhone, Samsung, Android, etc | Adjustable Belt | 10oz Bottles | Attach Race Number | Hiking & Cycling

Some background: Intermediate runner, male 6’1” 190lb, lives in South US (think hot and humid). I got this running belt because of the bib holder. If you like to save your bibs, this works well. Bib holder is secure. The belt has 2 - 10 oz bottles which can easily take me through a 1/2 marathon. I use this for halves mostly, for longer runs there is barley enough room in the pouch for fuel and not enough liquid storage. The pouch is good for 1 granola bar and 2 packs of energy jelly beans, but that is it. Don’t try to carry fuel and a phone in this thing. I have run about six halves and 1 marathon with this belt and it has held up well. After long runs I do have to tighten it a slight bit. I don’t know if it is running lose, my change in body, or if the fabric is giving with wear; time will tell. I don’t find it annoying because it is easy to adjust. It has never fallen. I prefer to wear it in the front. It does not jiggle or rub. I would recommend this for a beginner to get started and then figure out what they want from there. I am looking for something that can take me further, but for my fun runs and 1/2 this is the belt I will use.

I have a 32 waist and it barely gets small enough so it doesn't ride up or bounce around too bad once you get some sweat on it. Before it's sweaty, however, it flies all over the place. It is much to large to wear around my stomach/mid torso even on the smallest setting. Going to get a vest-style instead. Seems to be of nice quality, however. I could hold my phone, car key, and one block gel pack and still be able to remove my phone easily.

I found out one week before the Chicago Marathon that Camelbak hydration packs are not allowed - I bought this product in a panic! I only had 1 test run to try it before going 26.2 miles. With bottles in back it bounces around too much, but with bottles in front it stayed right where I placed it. No bounce, no slippage (in 2 hours of steady rain) no chafing; bottles fit snug in the pockets. 20 ounces (total) is not a lot but I just needed it for my electrolyte/calories mix - I didn't want to carry a lot of weight. Bonus: the middle pouch accommodated 3 gels and my iPhone 7 Plus so friends could track my run real time. Solid product - I'm a fan.

I’m 5’4, 145 and do Crossfit and half marathons religiously. I wanted an option to make my twice weekly long runs in Texas tolerable and unfortunately this just wasn’t it. Fully tightened, the belt slid down my hips two feet into the fist run. I ended up wearing it across my chest so it fit under one arm and surprisingly it wasn’t bad but given it’s 110 right now, I was desperate. The water bottles leaked some but not bad. This belt might work for someone with more butt to hold it up, I just didn’t have it. I’ll likely bite the bullet and grab a Nathan’s hydration vest.

Very lightweight. I was skeptical at first, but after first use I was surprised to find out it was exactly what I needed. It was just as described. My iPhone 6 Plus fit perfectly in the pocket with the case on. Definitely would recommend it!

Will keep it brief, the bottles are of the 10oz variety, lightweight and fit snugly in the pockets as there is a small elastic band that keeps them from falling. The bottles are also spillproof as they have the locking nozzle. The elastic is very well designed and well adjustable. The pocket is decent sized and holds my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 with a fairly bulky case without issues. I also tried fitting 2 phones, my Note 3 and also my girlfriend's Note 5 with the mophie power case - was a very tight fit but was able to get it in.

I read a lot of reviews and was looking forward to giving this running belt a try. Unfortunately it failed in pretty much every way when measured against the Nathan's Trail Mix belt it was replacing.First the only pro: the zippered compartment comfortably fits my iphone 7 with a slim case plus ID and cash/card.Now for the cons:- The belt is stretchy elastic. I wear a size 6 or 8 and even making the the belt as small as possible it would still stretch when carrying two full water bottles and slip down my hips as I ran. I usually clip my belt through the lead of my dog's leash - that was definitely not going to work with this super stretchy belt which meant I had to hold the leash throughout the run.- The water bottles are not easy to remove and replace in the holsters. It was a two-handed operation every time.- The water bottle shape means that you will listen to the sloshing sound of water with every step. I am convinced this led to an additional pit stop each time I ran with this belt. The Nathan's bottles, in comparison, are shaped to be essentially silent regardless of the water level in each bottle.- There are no true elastic "stuff" holders on this belt. I typically carry a sweat towel, sunglasses, a can of halt for coyote encounters and stash my gloves and/or headband after I am warmed up. I tried putting a towel through the elastic that is meant to become a bib holder but it kept falling out so that was not a solution.- The material is pretty solid, which means it got warm. There is no ventilation built in. It became uncomfortably warm under the belt by the end of my run.- The belt was very bouncy. Apart from having it slip down and having to pull it back into place throughout my run it bounced which was super annoying.- No place for a key fob. While the pocket is large enough for my phone and other slim items, the compartment wasn't stretchy enough to also put my car key fob inside. I ended up carrying that in my running shorts which was not very comfortable.I am sure there are other runners looking for a belt with a larger pocket to hold their phone and I hope this review helps others make an informed decision.