Doggone Good Rapid Rewards Deluxe Treat Pouch w/Free Belt, Clicker, and Wrist Coil Buy Directly from The Manufacturer

My previous Terry Ryan/Karen Pryor hinged pouch broke after about 6 months of use. I loved the design of that pouch, but had really expected it to last longer. Excited to try out this new Rapid Rewards pouch. I ordered the purple one, and it matches the color shown in the photo almost exactly. It came with a 125cm(49") long waist belt that seems to be pretty decent quality. It also came with a box clicker and a wrist coil with a key ring to hang it on. I'm not a huge fan of box clickers because they're so loud, so I would have preferred one of the iClicker style clickers. The wrist coil doesn't look like it will last very long; the join is pretty sloppy and looks weak. This pouch doesn't open as wide as the Terry Ryan pouch does. I like that it has two separate compartments inside for different kinds of treats, but I do wish the rear one wasn't sealed with velcro. It makes access pretty tricky. I'll just put some felt over the velcro. Bought this for about $30 and shipped it to Canada because the pouches for sale on Amazon.ca are currently $75 - without a waist belt or clicker!**EDIT**After using this pouch for a couple days, I find myself seriously annoyed at how narrow the opening is. I'm a pretty small person with pretty small hands, and I still find it difficult to get into the pouch. It slows me down in moments where I need to reward my dog quickly, and it rubs my knuckles nearly raw. The magnetic closure system doesn't stay closed very well at all. The slightest movement (sometimes even just walking) bumps it open. The small poop bag side pouch is terribly designed. It's so small that I can hardly stuff my roll of poop bags into it. Once they're in there, they're so tightly jammed that there's no way they can be pulled out of the little side dispensing slit. Not a fan of this treat pouch. I'll pay for a new Terry Ryan hinged pouch every 6 months if that's what I have to do. For anyone on the fence about this pouch, I would sincerely recommend the Terry Ryan hinged pouch instead, with it's slightly short-lived hinge system and all.

I never thought I'd want a big treat pouch for training. I had a nice small, inconspicuous pouch before that I liked and worked for us, but after having used one of these during a training class, wow I am converted. The magnetic closure is great and makes for easy and quick access to treats for a timely reward. Timing is everything with training, so it helps when you need a treat for an unexpected distraction/opportunity. As for the size, it's like going from a small iPhone 4s to something sized like the 6s plus. Happy with this purchase!

Switched from a different brand hoping for better quality. This bag overall isn't worth the price.Pros:1. The bag is made of thick, sturdy material.2. The belt clip is decently strong, but you'll need to use the belt loops for jogging.3. The magnetic closure is easy to use.Cons:1. The magnetic closure is pathetically weak. It pops open with the slightest touch and is very easy for dogs to get into. Forget jogging or hiking with this bag.2. All the pouches are VERY small. A roll of poop bags barely fits in the bag pocket and the pockets are too short to even hold a standard ball point pen. The zipper pouch on the back is useless. You're not fitting a phone in this bag unless you use the main treat pocket. The jackpot pocket is so small it can only hold a pack of gum. I can fit maximum a cup and half of small sized kibble in this pouch if I want to be able to close it.3. The included strap comes loose very easily.4. The added accessories (clicker/wrist strap) are cheaply made and the clicker is very loud. This can be fixed with a bit of cloth or tape inside the clicker, but still not worth the price.

Best bait bag I've found. I ask a lot of a bait bag, I basically want to be hands free to work with my dog and and not have to carry another bag. Be easy to open and close and hold my treats, ID, money, cell, poo bags, and a clicker. Because let's me honest, women's clothes don't have pockets!Pros:- Can hold 2 cups of kibble easily- Back zip pocket perfect for ID, cash, and even my cell phone (LG V30 is a tight squeeze)- Side pockets 1) clicker 2) poo bags- Magnet makes for easy open and close while trainingCons:- Opening to main pouch a bit small, my medium (glove size) hand rubs- Interior pocket (inside pouch) has velcro and is hard to access, basically useless, just hides random treats- Belt included not comfortable for people with large waists, no give and circumference ~47" ***recommend this stretchy belt https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N9JPQWC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I got this after eyeballing Chronically Jacquie's treat pouch for so long because it was stable, big, and pink! I am owner training my service dog and it has been amazing for outings and at home. The treat pouch is huge so I dont feel limited in how long our training sessions can be or how often I should treat. I can wear whatever I want and not worry about my bag getting floppy because its not secured onto my belt. The belt it comes with is nice and sturdy and easy to put on. I'm a size 2 and it fits great. The poop bag dispenser built in is super handy, but it is a little small to get my roll in without it distorting my roll's shape. The poop bag opening is facing in so it's nice not having it just flapping in the wind and it gives a very professional looking appearance. The magnet is perfect for needing it closed when I want it and staying opening when I need it.The clicker it comes with is LOUD! It also takes a great deal for me to push quickly. It's great in high distraction areas since my dog cam clearly hear it, but in an empty store it's too loud for comfort because I mark a lot. It fits perfectly in the little pocket on the opposite end from the poop bag so I usuallu grab my clicker and stick my keys in.Overall, it's big without being cumbersome and the pink is perfect. I love the features it has, especially at how inexpensive it is, and I would gladly buy another when the time comes.