Description
- π¨π¦ πππ¦πππ‘ π£ππ§ππ‘π§ running fanny pack for extreme comfort: The back of the pockets, which is in contact with your skin, is designed seamless for more joy during your sports activities. It doesn’t move, bounce or rubbing.
- ππππ¨π¦π§ππππ π₯π¨π‘π‘ππ‘π ππππ§ for men and women fits all body types. It is 27.5″ to 40.5″ long and suits different size of people. Two extendable pockets keep your smartphone and other necessities safe. Enjoy outdoor or gym activities carefree and hand-free!
- π‘π’ ππ’π¨π‘πππ‘π π₯π¨π‘π‘ππ‘π π£ππ’π‘π ππ’ππππ₯: Our 8 ways stretchable lycra with the adjustable stretchiness ensures stable and discrete wear that ensures no moving and no rubbing during workouts.
- π₯ππππππ§ππ©π π₯π¨π‘π‘ππ‘π ππππ§ with two highly reflective strips and logo keep you seen during outdoor activities. Store your essentials during travel, large crowd events, walking or sports activities in running waist belt.
- π¦ππ©π π¬π’π¨π₯ π£ππ’π‘π from scratches πͺππ§ππ’π¨π§ ππ’π¨π‘πππ‘π & ππππππ‘π: comfortable running accessories for women and men. Once you put it in place, this phone holder doesn’t move, bounce, or chafe.
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A.S. –
This is a great running belt. Plenty of space for phone, keys, and wallet. Great fit and comfort and very well made.
T. Knox –
It is much smaller than it looks on the tiny model in the picture. I could not fit a Pixel 6 with a slim case without a struggle. It is only good for a key fob, inhaler, and ID or credit card, and you would need to put the ID and credit card in the larger compartment. It is very difficult to get items in or out. The material has no stretch. The quality was ok – the band was good but I think the zipper would fail if you were struggling to put in and take out items often. The fabric appeared to be water-repellent. This would be good for holding only a few small items tightly while you jog.
Cliente Amazon –
Preso per mio figlio. L’ho dovuto modificare perchΓ© troppo largo ma va bene cosΓ¬. molto comodo e pratico
Caran Langdon-Wilkins –
Awesome product. Sleek and lightweight. Waterproof. Fits my iPhone7plus just right (itβs snug but itβs stretchy). Itβs subtle enough that I can use it at the gym (my phone is too big to carry on an arm band) or when Iβm out for a run in the rain.
Kalli –
I bought this to use while training for my half marathon coming up. I love that it has 2 separate pockets. I use the smaller pocket for my GUβs and energy chews and the bigger one for my phone and keys. It can hold a lot! I fit 2 iPhones, AirPods and keys in mine. I like that itβs adjustable but if youβre on the smaller side I would look into one that adjusts even smaller. Overall, itβs held up nicely and makes long runs more convenient!
Mike S. –
Introducing the Sport2People Running Belt, a US patented waist pack designed for both men and women, featuring two extendable water-resistant pockets to hold everything from your phone to your keys, money, and passport. In my case, it’s become the ultimate discreet solution for hiding my vape while at work, as I wear scrubs with no pockets. Let’s take a closer look at this sleek and stealthy storage solution.
Pros:
Discreet design: The slim, low-profile design of the Sport2People Running Belt allows for discreet storage of your vape, phone, and other essentials, without attracting unwanted attention.
Comfortable fit: With its one-size-fits-all adjustable strap, this waist pack ensures a snug and comfortable fit for all body types.
Water-resistant pockets: The two extendable pockets are water-resistant, protecting your belongings from sweat, rain, and other moisture.
Versatile use: Although initially designed for runners, this waist pack is perfect for various activities, including work, travel, and leisure, making it a versatile accessory for any situation.
Durable material: Made from high-quality, durable materials, this running belt is designed to withstand daily wear and tear, providing long-lasting storage for your essentials.
Cons:
Limited capacity: While the two extendable pockets provide ample space for smaller items, they may not accommodate bulkier items, such as large smartphones or wallets.
In conclusion, the Sport2People Running Belt is a sleek and stealthy storage solution that caters to both men and women. Its discreet design, comfortable fit, water-resistant pockets, versatile use, and durable material make it an invaluable accessory for a wide range of situations. Whether you need to stash your vape at work, keep your phone safe while running, or store essentials while traveling, this waist pack has you covered. Don’t let pocketless scrubs hold you back β embrace the convenience and discretion of the Sport2People Running Belt!
Roberto Diaz –
Me encanto, es el.segundo que compro, el primero me duro varios aΓ±os y este todavΓa se siente de mejor calidad.
philux –
Ive had this for 8 months and everything seams to be working pretty well. Doesn’t feel uncomfortable on long runs and the zipper still works fine. can be a little small for different car keys in the small pocket but fits and iPhone 14 pro perfectly fine in the go pocket.
Would recommend. Just look after it!
Tom –
It’s well constructed and sits in place. I’ve read other reviews where it slides up or down but I think this depends on your body type. I’m a skinny type guy with a middle aged midsection so it’s not sliding up:) Although I have narrow hips and it doesn’t go down. The hole for the headphones is nice and have no problem with an iPhone 7. Fits nicely and doesn’t more around.
What I liked about this belt is the small pocked which I use to carry my metro card, a $20 and sometimes a credit card. I could easily stick a key in there as well.
The only thing I would say where it could be improved is that I previously had a belt where the phone is centered in the front and that worked for me. With this belt I feel like it was designed so that the reflective piece between the two pockets is what is suppose to be centered and the pockets are then off center on right and left. So since I have narrow hips (not saying it would be this way if you didn’t) the phone sits across my hip bone or on top and on the side which doesn’t feel right to me so I just slide the phone pocket back to it being centered and the small pocked now sits on my right side vs right center. This works fine for me but I thought I would mention this.
The snap on the back is solid and it has a nice sizable belt that is adjustable. My prior one was thinner and I think the stretch wore down over time. This seems like it will hold up well.
The phone pocket seems to be pretty weather (and sweat) resistant keeping it dry. I haven’t run in the pouring rain yet with it but I think it’ll hold up.
Some others made comments about it being hard to take out and put back the phone while on the run. If you do that often, then maybe a belt isn’t for you. If I need to pull my phone out, I’ll usually stop but for taking a call, switching songs… I use siri for that. If I’m running and I want to switch apps or whatever, I’m not going to do that running. It’s not that it’s terribly hard to do but it’s not wise even if this was the easiest pouch to pull your phone out of and put back in. You’re going to drop it some day. All of the pouch belts require a bit of getting used to in order to quickly put the phone back. It’s not hard though.
It would be nice to have a reflector in the back but at the end of the day, it doesn’t matter, My shirt usually covers the belt anyway. I don’t tuck my shirt. Other than that, I wouldn’t mind if there were some clips for a race number. I have a race belt I use that has clips and places to stick GU’s in but no phone pocket. Wouldn’t mind having both.
Ra –
Stays in.place. Holds my phone and keys and Gu and does not bounce around while I run. Best thing is that it is a decent size and can easily be hidden under clothing without being bulky!. I love it!
philux –
Ich bin ambitionierter HobbylΓ€ufer und laufe so +/- 1800km im Jahr. Da ich gerne mein Smartphone (fΓΌr den Notfall) dabei habe, habe ich nach einer GΓΌrteltasche gesucht die mich (endlich) nicht stΓΆrt d.h. nicht auf und ab springt un sich nicht jeden Kilometer einmal um die HΓΌfte dreht.
Die Tasche sollte schon eng anliegen und nicht zu groΓ sein. Ein Smartphone und ein HausschlΓΌssel, mehr brauch ich nicht. FΓΌr lΓ€ngere LΓ€ufe (ab 21km) benutze ich einen Trinkrucksack.
Dann bin ich auf diesen Artikel gestoΓen und war mal sofort skeptisch. FΓΌr mich doch eine unbekannte Marke… ungewΓΆhnlich viele Rezensionen… Aber bei dem Preis (gegenΓΌber von anderen etablierten Sportartikelherstellern) wollte ich mein GlΓΌck doch versuchen und ich muss sagen, bis jetzt (nach 400km und alles LΓ€ufe ΓΌber 10 bis 21km) bin ich sehr zufrieden.
Mein doch eher groΓes Smartphone (Huawei P20 Pro) und ein SchlΓΌssel passen locker rein. (FΓΌr das Foto wurde mein altes LG G3 benutzt was auch eher groΓ ist).
Ich ziehe die GΓΌrteltasche unter mein Laufshirt an d.h. sie liegt sofort auf der Haut. Die Tasche arbeitet sich ein wenig hoch un bleibt dann wΓ€rend der ganzen Kilometer an ihrem Platz. Ich kann nicht sagen, dass man sie gar nicht bemerkt aber stΓΆren tut sie mich ΓΌberhaupt nicht.
Also fΓΌr mich: sehr empfehlenswert!
Auf den Fotos sieht man, dass die GΓΌrteltasche unter meinem Shirt fast nicht zu erkennen ist.
Ich bin 1,77 groΓ und 68kg schwer.