FIT Gear: Amazing Waterproof Best Neoprene Running Water Belt Includes (2) 10 Ounce BPA Free, Leak Proof Water Bottles, Anti-Slip Snug Fitting 7.0" Pouch Fits Even All Larger Smartphones

I just got this,I'm not sure how it would be when I run with it but its pretty secure once I tried it on,plus it lightweight, by the way my Samsung note plus an otterbox fit nicely in the front pocket,I can still stuff keys,id and money in there

I use this belt for distance walking. It is very comfortable and the material feels good. Based on the reviews about leaky bottles and difficulty opening the bottles, I didn’t bother with the bottles that come with the belt. I use my own from a Nathan belt. They work well. There is a little elastic strap to secure each bottle. I thought it would be cumbersome to release the strap to grab a drink and secure it back. This hasn’t been a problem at all. I bought this because I wanted something to hold my Apple SE 2020 cell phone and water is a necessity in humid weather. The price is really good. This belt serves my needs well.

Don't waste your money. Go buy a FuelBelt. You are not saving any money with this useful product. The belt is elastic, so matter how tight it is, the belt will fall to your knees when you start running. FuelBelts are not perfect (the elastic holding the bottles only lasts a year or two), but it is a much more comfortable fit, and functions must better.

My wife and I are avid runners...250 miles a month. Ordered this for my wife to have an inexpensive belt for her first Ultra. Fits great and snug not much movement and good storage for phone or nutrition. Knocked off 2 stars because the water bottles are crap. Holding the cap with your teeth it takes everything I have to open or close them. Kind of useless if you can't drink from the bottles. Luckily we have 2 Nathan handheld 9oz fire/ice bottles with race caps that fit in the belt pretty good. If you have extra bottles and need a good cheap belt this works, but if you need the bottles too be warned I don't know how long it would take...if ever...for the caps to loosen up.

Bottles are cheap, dropped one and the top broke. However the pouch is big enough to secure/hold an iPhone 6 Plus with room to spare for a key or a GU.Overall, great product...but some replacement bottles or don't drop them

Great product!! Used this for my first marathon and it worked wonderfully. Easy to replace bottles and very little movement while running.

I am an avid ultra endurance athlete. I just wanted a belt that was convenient for those intermediate runs. Cost, bounce and fitting an Iphone 6+ were my parameters. I have owned both Nathan and FuelBelt. FuelBelt's quality is overrated, especially the bottles which are hard to clean due to design (mold under lip is almost impossible to remove). Nathan was better quality but bounce was an issue.So, I opted for this.First, price is great. 5 stars.Second, pouch fits my Iphone 6+ great. 5 stars.Third, the bottles. 4 stars. These are the identical bottles that Nathan uses, with the exception of the top. They are good quality plastic. The tops are not Nathan quality. They tend to leak a little unless cranked on tightly. (maybe that will get better with use) The nipple is stiffer hard rubber, unlike FuelBelt or Nathan. You just have to bite it and pull it open, and push hard to close it. Again, perhaps it will get better with usage.Next, belt material. 5 stars. the material was better than I expected. It is a thicker than average pouch, and the zipper is fairly sturdy. time will tell. The buckle and belt are also sturdy and adjustable. (I'm a bigger guy so that was important).Finally, the bottle pouches. 3 stars. this is where I think the belt fails. They were fairly non-snug to start. I think they will stretch out with use. If not for the bottle nipple strap, a couple of months of use would probably lose a bottle trail running. Hoping the strap doesn't stretch. If so, the belt will be useless.So, time will tell. pouches hold up? 5 stars Pouches don't? 3 stars (but at this cost, I might just buy another if I get a good year + out of them)

Works very well, water bottles good and belt stays where you put it even after 7 or 8 miles.