FlipBeltZipper Running Belt, Waist Pack for Fitness and Running Fanny Pack for Women Men Phone Keys Money US Company

Great running belt. Used it for Marathon and Half Marathon races, holds many gels and even a flexible water bottle. The zipped compartment is cool if you need to take your phone or valuables. Also fits a few more gels. Best belt I’ve had. It’s very comfortable and I don’t really feel like I’m wearing any extra weight at all.

This is the more expensive option if you're looking for something to hold your stuff in whilst running but it's definitely worth the extra money. I went with a cheap option which fell apart pretty quickly but this Flipbelt has been going strong for a while now. Its comfortable and fits great when you pick the right size. It's durable too and i can see this lasting for many more miles and holds everything you need it to, the car keys, phone etc...

I recently returned from holiday to a location infamous for pickpockets. I had read about some people using a FlipBelt (Zipper version) instead of an old-fashioned money belt, so I decided to give it a try. What can I say - my old money belt is permanently retired now as as it has too many design flaws. The FlipBelt is much more effective in every way. First of all, I feel confident that it can't be removed or tampered with while worn, without your knowledge. Secondly, it's very lightweight and comfortable - I honestly couldn't feel its presence at all. Lastly, it seems very stealthy - worn over black boxers, it just appears to be an integrated part of the boxers. Case in point, I visited a famous attraction with relatively high security similar to that of an airport... I had forgot I was wearing it, and nobody could find it even with a pat-down and me lifting my shirt. It took me a hot minute to remember it was even on me, and I had a metal key in there that was tripping the metal detector. Whoops! :)

I've only just received this and been for a short run, but first impressions are good. It stays in place and is a good fit, and my phone and keys felt nice and secure. Haven't yet tried with any more in it, but it feels like it will work well.Worth noting that only one opening has a zipper, and it opens into an isolated pocket, which is big enough for a large-ish phone (my HTC One M9 fits). I had mistakenly thought all four openings would have zips, opening into one big pocket - I think they way they've done it probably works better though. I probably won't use the zipped pocket for my phone as it's a bit more awkward to get in and out, as the zips obviously have no stretch, unlike the other openings. Would be ideal for smaller items e.g. keys/money.

I’ve tried loads of belts and this is the best by far. Snug but not uncomfortable fit, hardly any movement when running (no bounce at all). I wear this in half marathons and don’t even realise it’s there. It’s really changed my running game for the better!

AirPods case constantly falls out of the pocket.Key hook snapped after 6 uses. Phone pouch is decent but the rest of the product isn’t great.

I was really pleased with this belt when it arrived - it was made from nice stretchy fabric so easy to get on and off, was really comfortable and fitted around my hips perfectly as shown in the photos, and I didn't even notice that my phone was in the pocket as it didn't bounce or slide around at all. Unfortunately, the belt kept working its way upward as I was running along and I had to keep pulling it back down again. I'm not sure if this was because it was too big, too small and/or that the fabric was too slippy against my leggings. A real shame, because if it had just stayed put, it would have been perfect.

Bought one for half marathon. Carries a couple of gels at the back. Phone at the front. You could fit small bottle at the back and squeeze in some gels. Bit on the costly side for what you get. A good belt.