Large Travel and Running Belt, Securely Carry Keys, Phone, Medicine, Money or Food While You Exercise or Travel Within Its Sleek 3 Pocket Design, Size 7.5 Inch by 3.5 Inch Navy One Size

Sizing shown on this site is VERY inaccurate. The diagram with measurements implies that at maximum adjustable length, the belt is 42 inches; in reality, it's 32 inches at maximum length. Since it's meant to be worn around the hips not the waist, this product is unsuitable for anyone but the thinnest woman.

I love my fanny pack but yes, they probably are a bit dated. But I hate that I don't have pockets in my fitness apparel for my cell phone. I use other ones for working out and they work great but I was looking for one that I could use for running errands when I didn't want to take a purse and had no pockets. I was REALLY hoping Bandi would be the answer for my need to combine functionality and style. However... unless you have an ultra-flat stomach or a really small phone, the Bandi sticks out like a baby bump. True that I have a 6"x3" phone and I'm always fighting that last bit of ab flab but to stick out that far was not the look I wanted :-( Was so sad because I really did love the fabric choices of the Bandi and the TWO pockets really made it convenient to hold phone, cc, license, etc. If I turned it around so the phone was in the small of my back, it was GREAT! Just not easy to get to your phone when it's ringing ;-) Guess it's back to fanny :-\

Not worth $30. Same problems as every running belt I have used- they bounce, they rise-up, they don't stay in one place, and I have to adjust often. This one bounces, rises-up, doesn't stay in one place, and I have to adjust often.Oh, and it looks super bulky with just my phone in it. With 2 gels and my phone, it looks super bulgy-bulky and bounces even more.The soft material does not cause chafing on my skin- so that is why I give it 3 stars and not 1 star, because the material is super soft and doesn't chafe.

I wanted this belt to carry my Samsung Galaxy S6. While the phone just fits, the belt looks and feels packed to the brim with only that one thing. At that point it is nearly as stylish as a regular fanny pack. It is also noticeable beneath my shirt, which is not skin tight. The Bandi belt is not exactly the functional and sleek solution I was hoping for. Not sure if I will keep the belt.

This says Travel and passport on the product title, but the label on the belt itself is "Large pocket belt". The photo does list it as holding your phone, passport, keys, and more, but this is not the case. The height is smaller than the width of a US passport, so the flap does not fold flat around it. Unfortunately, I ordered it just in time for my trip. If all you are holding is cash and a small phone, this one would be great. If travelling with a passport, go up a size!

This is actually our third BANDI. My wife had a smaller version for her older model iPhone and loves being able to take it with her when she's wearing athletic wear (pocketless, of course). We then upgraded to the Large Pocket Passport Belt, which works perfectly with her iPhone 6S Plus. She wears it anytime she doesn't have pockets that fit the enormous new iPhone, which is almost daily. We have now also purchased one for my 90 year old Grandmother so that she can have it on her when she's out gardening on her own, in case she needed to call someone for help, the phone would be nearby. Can't review from that perspective, as we're not sure she will use it--however, if she does, I'm sure it will be comfortable and will protect both her and the iPhone.

Love love love this. Perfect for traveling or festivals. Adjustable to fit any size. Blends in with my yoga pants or looks like an undershirt. The two pockets are perfect for keeping travel docs and money organizedDownside: can't store many bulky items.Used on a backpacking trip this summer. Perfect for: passport, money, room key, car key, paperwork & Chapstick

Well made should be great as a money belt. Holds passport and phone and key. I only wanted it for passport and money so they stay concealed. I didnt realize that the pockets were padded. I think it will be better in the long run to keep things from falling out but Im fairly thin and i wanted it to blend in under my clothes when on buses in central america but you can see the lines of it under my clothes. it probably wouldnt show up under a jacket or if you are a heavier build. It would be good for jogging and moving around it has a low profile and doesnt bounce. My only worry is that it would look like a fanny pack if too much stuff was put in it while out jogging or something