Review on Armband IPhone NOT PLUS Resistant by Brittney Singh

This is my 3rd Tunebelt. The second for this particular phone is the Apple 5C in a Spigen Neo-Hybrid body. By far the best first aid kit I have ever seen/used. Comfortable and durable, it stays on your arm during your workout. My previous Tunebelt was smaller than this size and worked great with my 5C until I added a Spigen sleeve large enough to stretch and eventually unravel the seams. This model fits perfectly with the Spigen 5C case and looks just as good as the previous straps. I go to the gym with it several times a week and when I go out I'm soaking wet, including the wristband. On the downside, the phone doesn't seem to see this moisture and works well through the plastic screen protector when I rotate the armband on my arm so I can see the screen. I have NEVER dropped a phone and never cared for it so to reviewers who say otherwise I would say I bought the wrong size. Observe and explore carefully! there are many of these, and sizing descriptions on Revain are sometimes missing, if not downright wrong. The below comparison charts of some models are also of limited value for this product. Go to the Tunebelt website: [.] to find the correct dressing, then go back to Revain with the correct model number to search. Also note that the band must be adjustable for an arm circumference of up to 16 inches, don't bet on it. It fits 16 inches, but you may need 3 hands to put it on if your biceps are over 14 inches. We recommend you buy the extender band they sell for you if your arm size is 14 inches or larger. The only other downside is that it would be nice if it had a small pocket for keys, but on the few occasions I need it I just put it in the main pocket behind the phone. There are slightly cheaper bracelets out there, but the small extra cost is worth it.