Running Belt Waist Pack, Water Resistant Runners Phone Holder Pouch Fanny Pack for Men Women Running Jogging Hiking Fitness Workout iPhone Xs Max 8 7 Plus, Black

I have used a butt bag/fanny pack instead of a purse for many, many years, but this time I was specifically looking for one that was lightweight and smaller to hold my phone and a couple small things when I am around the house, because I use crutches and my pockets aren’t always deep enough to hold my phone without it falling out. I am so glad that I found this “runner’s” pack, because it’s perfect for everyday use.....my only issue is the front pocket with the headphone hole is too snug to hold my phone for easy and often removal, so I have use the bigger zippered pocket which is fine at home, but then it makes it tight to add my wallet to when I go out. A big plus is the elastic waist band which holds it snug, but not too tight to my body so it’s not constantly bouncing and I don’t have to adjust it often because it’s sagging! It works so well that I have started to use it in place of my leather butt bag when I go out and about. About a month & half ago my dog knocked a bowl of milk out of my hand and it was soaked, so not having a choice I threw it in the washing machine not knowing what would happen and it came out like new..... I even dried it on low in the dryer—no problem, in fact the waist band returned to it’s brand new feel (as expected it had stretched out a little, but not bad). I plan on buying a couple more to be able to have one setup for going out and one for at home, as well as a just in case spare! In fact my sister bought one recently after seeing mine and really liked it!

This is just what I was looking for to have my phone plus few small items and even a pocket knife while I run. Is slim, has two pockets, accommodates pretty much any size phone even with a case. Is also nice material similar to wet suits and pleasant against your skin and the strap is elastic which is very convenient. Simply perfect!

It's a nice little bag. I have 36" hips and it fits me fine with slack available to make bigger if I want. I didn't want a huge hip pack as I only wanted one to put my money and phone. The only negative thing is that the opening of front velcro pocket that is supposed to be for phones is too small. I'm not sure why they didn't make the opening as big as the pocket itself or at least closer to it but I could not squeeze my new Samsung Galaxy S22 in there. So that will be where I put my money instead. My phone fits fine in the main zipper pocket.

My 4-star rating of this AISVER Running Belt Waist Pack is based primarily on my intended use as a concealed carry pistol fanny pack holster. My S&W .380 Bodyguard fits very comfortably inside the main pocket, resting in a roughly 45-degree downward-pointing position, thereby allowing easy grasping of the pistol grip for quick retrieval if necessary. (The extra 7-round mag fits inside the smaller front pocket.) This fanny pack appears to be made of a soft, smooth, and slightly stretchable neoprene-type cloth material, which allows the zipper to be smoothly closed (and opened) over the concealed pistol, i.e., without causing any "getting stuck" moments while sliding the zipper over it. However, it does NOT have a so-called "tear-away" zipper (as many fanny packs specifically designed for CC pistol-packing uses do); so the firearm retrieval process certainly is not as quick. It's the smallest of four different fanny packs I ordered (see the pic of five fanny pack and belt CCW "holsters" I purchased...this one is in the lower left corner of the photo). But it's just the right size for a subcompact semi-auto pistol. One concern I have is the fact that it has a spandex-type (stretchable) waist band...whereas the other three fanny packs I purchased all have non-stretching waist bands. I haven't worn this pack long enough yet (with the weight of a pistol inside) to test whether its stretchable waist band will remain snug enough- i.e., without having to frequently adjust or further tighten it. In a worst case scenario, though, I'd simply replace it with a stitched-on non-stretching waist band from some old fanny pack. This was the cheapest of all the packs I purchased, and it feel very comfortable against the body...and its diminutive overall size, including its unusually thin profile, is another desirable feature, provided that you don't really need much storage space.

Perfect for running with phone, wallet and keys - fits my iphone 8, wallet and keys snugly. The waistband has a nice stretch to it, so it's easy to get tight but not too tight and it doesn't bounce or move around at all when I run. I put it in the small of my back and forget that I have it on. Gets very sweaty - which is fine for me because I'm just using this for running.It's a stretchy, neoprene type material so you could cram twice that much into it if you stretched it but probably would not be very comfortable. Not great for an everyday, wear around town type fanny packThe buckle is right in the middle of your back if you wear this up front and center - so not comfortable sitting in a car.