PYFK Running Belt Hydration Waist Pack with Water Bottle Holder for Men Women Waist Pouch Fanny Bag Reflective

I've worn this for about 50 miles of running now. It is very light and well-made. I have been carrying a 24 ounce Kleen Kanteen in it, and the pouch is deep enough and snug enough where the bottle will not shake loose at all during runs. I am a 34" waist, and the velcro waist strap would easily fit someone much larger or smaller than me. I prefer the velcro strap style to one that clips closed, since adjusting this band is simple, and very easy to readjust on the go (if necessary). I have an iphone X and it fits snugly in the pouch along with the remote transmitter for my car. If I had one complaint about this product, I might say the phone can be a little challenging to get in and out of the pouch while actually running, but you get the hang of it. I would for sure buy this again and highly highly recommend. It has transformed my runs and hikes.

This works well. I have ran for 25+ years and tried a lot of ways to carry water. This is the best I’ve used. I hesitate to give it 5 stars because all water carriers are a little bit of a pain. I used a standard gator-aid bottle and it held it very well. The bottle set over my right hip and while I knew it was there it stayed pretty stationary with minimal bounce. The other side has a pouch with a zipper. My iPhone X fit easily and I also tested my wife’s iPhone 8+ and it fit. The pocket is a little 3D which is nice if you’ve got a few more thing like gel or keys to carry. Overall construction seems very good - time will tell but I expect it to hold up well. The belt can be cut to make it fit better if you want. I have a 34 inch wast and see no reason to cut the belt. It fastens with Velcro across the entire belt and held very well. A couple other notes. I wore this belt pretty much right at the waistband of my running shorts and with my shirt underneath and it was very comfortable. Sometimes I run without a shirt so I tested it a little lower also to see if it chafed my skin. The belt had to be tightened pretty well but it also worked wearing it a little low. Distance running can be hard enough without an annoying water belt. This one keeps the annoyance to a minimum - recommend this belt.

This is the second running belt with a water bottle I've tried after I've totally discounted any that have clips and adjustable straps. Those bounce too much. I liked this one due to the adjustable strap and the fact that you can cut the end to fit your needs. That was a huge plus and it worked well. I with though the belt strap was elastic so you don't have to constantly tear and retighten the velcro if it's not quite right. I have a running belt w/o a water bottle with an elastic strap and find that one works better. The strap also feels kinda cheap to me but that might be necessary to allow it to be cut easily. Another con is the pocket is too big for just a cell phone and a key, that's all I need, no need to bring money on a run. The water bottle is too big for me as well, I just need a small 12 oz bottle, not 16+ oz. The smaller bottle fits well in there though, stays in place, and the holder has some rigidity to it, which is great so you can put the bottle back in with one hand (possibly... I'm still new at using one of these so I couldn't do it for my first run but perhaps with some practice). For those reasons (big pocket, bigger water bottles) this belt might be better for someone that is going 5+ miles out into the wilderness and wants extra water and food for energy. For me, just going 3-5 miles it's a bit much but other than what I've mentioned, it works well, seems of good quality, doesn't really bounce when you get it tightened correctly and I'll use it through the summer. I think for my next one though I would prefer an elastic belt and smaller pocket and water bottles.

Omg, I love this belt so much. I’ve gotten away from using plastic containers/bottles in my daily life and wanted a way to carry my stainless steel bottles with me on my runs. I agonized over which product to get (hours of research) and decided to try this one. And this belt has delivered. I ran 3.1 miles, ran up and down stairs, and ran another 3.1 on Saturday and the belt was amazing. No slipping, easy access to my bottle, and pocket holds my phone, nutrition, and chapstick. Wore it again today for a 7 mile walk and no issues. Stayed in place, easy to access my bottle, did well in heavy rain (although I wouldn’t trust my electronics in it for more than a few minutes, but that’s my not testing water resistant vs water proof ahead of time). Also, features I was pleased about: The WHOLE belt is Velcro, so super flexible fit The zip up pouch has a little pocket about the right size for a drivers license/debit card/cash There’s a tiny little buckle that can connect the zipper to the bottle section, so the zipper can be secured (I’m thinking pick pocket protection)

This hydration belt is perfect for jogging or hiking the trails.

Fit my water bottle perfectly and Samsung S23 ultra has plenty of space. I can even put my keys and sunglasses in it. I recommend 👌.

This model is larger and has more features than the cheaper model I bought previously, with a very similar design, and likely made by the same manufacturer. The main pocket has a larger opening and is roomier. This makes it more practical. It has a phone pouch on the belt that can hold my S8+ in a large protective case. Where it's situated does not interfere with running but yet is easily accessible. The belt is a little wider. The bottle holder is considerably larger. It is more expensive and totally worth the difference in price. However,the bottle is too stiff to squeeze and there is something weird about the design of the outlet that does not let me seal properly. But not a problem as I have others that work well.

El único inconveniente que le veo es que la bolsa es muy pequeña solo cabe el celular, pero no las bolsitas de gel ni kleneenex.

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I had ordered this product considering will get bottle as well as pouch. However did not receive bottle.