Accering Running Belt Waist Bag Fanny Pack for Men & Women with Water Bottle Holder, Hold iPhone 8 Plus Screen Size 6.5 Inch Workout Belt Sport Waist Pack for Hiking Cycling Gym (Black)

This is a good running belt to hold my phone and keys but I have 2 cons to it:The plastic is very thick and is sometimes hard to control phone through it.The bottle holder is very small and does not include a bottle. I bought a small bottle that I thought would work but the holder was too small for it. I just don’t bring a bottle but I only go for short runs.But for the price it does the job.

The fanny pack is everything it is described to be. It’s light weight, fits my iPhone 8plus easily. I am able to utilize the touch screen with ease. My only complaint is that it turns around when I’m running if I have a drink in the holster no matter how tight I make the waist.

ok,It's ok, I use it for rollerblading with a friend and I wish the water bottle holder was a bit more sturdy. Other than that, great.

You have to have a small waist for this. Fits my phone perfect. Great fur running or walking.

Good to hike with

It holds my phone in place very well

Very handy for carrying my phone while walking

Perfect for what I needed

Very nice and durable running belt waist bag used for both men & women includes a water bottle holder and hold for iPhone 6/7/8 Plus.

I don't run, but ordered this waist bag to use when I was dog walking. Unfortunately it's not really fit for that. I think it would be good if you were running because you can keep your phone safe. The front pocket for a phone has a clear, plastic face so you can see your phone without getting it out of the bag. The plastic face has a conductive spot so you could also answer your phone without getting it out. The rest of the face isn't conductive so all you can do is hit the home button. There is a waterproof hole so you can attach earphones to the phone without leaving the bag open, which is good.The 'main' pocket is behind the phone pocket, you have to lift this up to access the main pocket. It really isn't much of a main pocket. Yes you could put a few notes in here, or a credit card or maybe a single key. But certainly not 'keys' as suggested in the description. It is full size but very flat so I can't use it for dog treats as I had hoped I could. I also found it a bit fiddly as once you have lifted up the phone flap, you have to hold it up and undo the zip to the main compartment. But you then can't see the zip or compartment and would not be able to see the contents.The third storage bit is designed to hold a drinks pouch or bottle. This is useful, but I think you would have to find a small bottle as a full size bottle would be a bit unstable. This area also has an elastic strap with a toggle so you can pop your drink into the holder and put the strap around the top of the bottle to stop it falling out.The description seemed to suggest that the main strap was elastic, it's not. It is fairly long and nicely adjustable on each side, so you can get it to the right length without it becoming lop sided. I think it would fit a very wide range of people as it adjusts quite a lot.It is a waist bag designed for runners so it woiuld be unfair of me to give it a bad review based on it not being suitable for my dog walking needs. I've knocked one star off because of the fiddly main compartment. Other than that, it seems like a good quality bag and I'm happy to recommend it to runners.

This is a great option to carry the essential whilst out for a run.I like to run with nothing in my pockets. So when I go out running and I want to take my phone to remain in contact and listen to music, keys for getting back in the house and water obviously.This lack does all that comfortably.The pouch for the iPhone holds my Galaxy s9+ easily. However the fingerprint scanner is not suitable. Regardless, I don't know what you would use it for anyway, once you unlock the phone, what can you then do, you cannot operate the phone through the cover. A bit pointless. It should have just been a complete clear window with no fingerprint access, because that area will deteriorate the quickest.The headphone lead bit works fine, as expected.This whole pocket is a flap and lifts up to another pocket. This is a slimline pocket and you'll never fit a bunch of keys in there under a phone in the flap. However, just for taking a couple of keys to get back into your house will be fine. I would have liked to see more velcro on the flap to secure it, it comes with one minimal patch. However, it should be suitable and it can always be added to.A nice extra feature is the high visibility luminous detail and the reflective detailing. Anything to aid visibility in the hours of darkness is a bonus.The strap is standard. It does not rub over a tshirt when secured. The buckle seems secure enough. The back of the actual storage area is lined with mesh to aid breathability and has a slim layer of padding. It is comfortable enough.The drinks pouch is suitable for a small bottle and has a handy drawstring to make it even more secure. It is simple enough to remove the bottle whilst running and it slides back in with relative ease.All in all, not bad for under a tenner. However I would have loved to have seen a loop for attaching a dog lead or carbiner to make this real handy and maximize usability.

Carrying a phone and money while cycling, especially in the summer heat, can be inconvenient without some sort of specialised bag This one, from Accering, manages to solve the problem neatly. It keeps the phone and any cash or cards dry and safe and even lets you use your smartphone without removing it from its pocket.The phone compartment has a transparent waterproof window that doesn't obscure your phone's screen. There's even a fingerprint patch that works well with my phone's fingerprint sensor. I can control the screen easily through the window, but talking and listening would require a headset. Luckily there's a neat aperture for a headset cable to be inserted. The phone pocket folds up and out from it's Velcro tabs, to reveal a zipped wallet section hidden underneath, which the makers claim will hold keys as well as cash and cards. Not my key-ring though - I seem to have more keys than the Warders at the Tower of London on mine. Never mind though, as I can keep the keys safely in the water bottle holder, which comes with a sliding toggle on an elastic cord to grip things.The waist bag is well designed and appears to be waterproof; not that I'd go swimming with it, but it resists the odd downpour well. The waistband is strong and adjusts even to my increasing girth without problems. Getting it into the right position for cycling was a bit of a niggle at first, but I soon settled down with it after a mile or two. I think this is excellent value at the price asked.

This is such a useful bag to go running with. I did have another bag with a bottle on each side, but wanted one where I could attach my dog's treat bag on one side and have a little bottle on the other side. This is perfect! And you can use your phone's touchscreen through the plastic window!Pros:- Really good fit. It's easily adjustable and holds in place once secured- It's very comfortable to wear. The flat design across your front isn't too heavy on the stomach- The phone holder can be folded up to reveal a zip pocket where you can put your keys and cards (valuables you don't want to fall out!)- Headphone hole is helpful (although I use wireless headphones but I've had bags without this feature before and it's been annoying!)- You can use your phones touchscreen even whilst it's away so you can change music easily or check a running appCons:- The fingerprint slot in the phone window is cool but considering lots of phones are different sizes it won't work for all - it's slightly out of line with mine but still worksAll in all you won't regret getting this running belt. It feels really sturdy, looks great and compact and you can clip things onto it due to one sided design. Highly recommended - my phones has been protected from rain and it feels like it's going to last a while.