SPIbelt Kids Pocket Belt, Expandable Pocket, Adjustable Waist, No Bounce, No Logo Band, Turquoise with Black Zipper

I am so glad I purchased this belt to hold my sons dexcom receiver! He loves wearing it and I enjoy having the piece of mind that he won't get to far away from his dexcom. It fits my 2 year old 35lb son perfectly with plenty of room to grow. Very sturdy well made materials and doesn't interfere with any of his daily rough and tumble activities. Diabetes sucks but this product definitely makes it a little easier. He wears it to the back, just his preference.

This was one of the 1st items I purchased for my 2 year old grandson who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes 3 days before his 2nd birthday. After the initial shock wore off my daughter is the expert on Type 1 diabetes. She and her husband did so well learning all of the information you need to control this horrible disease he was able to get a pump.Because he is so young and there are 2 different tubes attached to it you need something to hold the pump. This works perfect. I looks like a small fanny pak and is adjustable to fit whatever he is wearing. They have many different colors and styles. You can hid it under clothes or have it on the outside of your clothes. It keeps his little fingers fromfrying to pull of the pump. I would recommend for anyone with a child with a pump. The price is very affordable.

If you have to carry two Epipens, then this is the best bag for the job, keeps it as slim as possible. My son keeps this with two epipens in it, in his front pack of his backpack with a zipper pull identifying that compartment. I have also written EPIPENs on the fabric. This is his backup, the pens someone else can find, and if he leaves/loses the one that is in an AnaTote in his pocket with a lanyard hanging out. He can't fit two in his little pocket, and at school he has the backpack and the nurse and coach have one too. This quickly snaps around his waist if he finds that he has left his normal one at home. BUT he does not like having it around his waist. But that is the nature of hating to wear epipens. The Spibelt is a God-send for those who have to.

Our daughter is a type 1 diabetic and wears an insulin pump. She is a gymnast and very active. This holds her pump and her testing supplies perfectly. We would be lost without this.

Perfect for my son's 2 Auvi Qs. My four year old son used this for the first time on a trip to Disney and Universal recently. It was our first time trying out self carrying and he didn't complain at all about wearing it. It stayed put and was lightweight and easy to use. The buckle is small, which is biggest problem I saw with some of the cheaper options - a huge buckle. . Well worth the money. Seems well made and like it will last a long time. Would easily fit Epi Pens too.

Bought this for my 6 year old to self carry his auvi q and inhaler to school. Everything fit ok, but before the end of the month there were holes worn into it in 3 places, so it didn't even make it to his first day of class. It's too bad because the belt size and pouch size is just right for him, and it's so discrete but it just doesn't last and I can't afford to replace it every month. For less than half the price of this belt, I got another adult runners belt and stiched it to size for him and it's been holding up better. I'd love to see this made with a heavier duty material to last for kids who wear it almost all day, every day- maybe something water resistant too! Right now it's made with materials that are really for people who would be using this gently or maybe only for a short time every day.

We use it to keep a continuous glucose monitor with our 5 year old while he is out and about. Works great for that, and I don't think it is in the way too much. He doesn't complain about it, at least. My only complaint is when we need to keep taking the monitor in and out to check values, it seems like we have to fight it a little bit to get it back in. I guess that is the tradeoff you get if you want it stretchy and compact. Just a minor complaint, since I think it was designed more for items that would just stay in without being removed frequently.

I needed something to hold my 9 year old’s cgm receiver and an old phone so he could have those things close to him at school. This was recommended and got pretty good reviews.I am most impressed with how stretchy it is! He can easily fit both the receiver and phone in the pocket, and it shrinks in size when those things are removed. He is able to easily wear it when he plays outside and goes to school.I think it could have a little more comfortable strap, especially for those who want to wear it under a shirt, but it’s fine if it’s not directly against the skin to chaff.I debated getting the adult size or child size and went with the child size. He is an average-sized kid and it fits him really well.

Wonderful spibelt dual pockets are great. Hold everything my daughter needs.Bought a second one for my son to hold his phone, earphones and money in when he goes out.

This is great. Bought for my friends 4 yr old boy. It really does do what it says on the tin.So comfortable and lightweight to wear. Would highly recommend this item.

Best insulin/CGM iPhone belt ever for children. Highly recommend. Prompt delivery. Thank you.

Very secretive when my grandson wearing it just wish the price can be more reasonable as they have to be ordered frequently due to wear and tear

Great product, fits perfectly and was sent so quickly