MOVOYEE Running Armband for iPhone 11/12/13 Pro Max/XS/XR/8/7/6 Plus/SE, Samsung Galaxy & Key - Waterproof Black Arm Band for Sport/Exercise/Workout Review

Benefits – Holds phone securely and has additional storage pockets. Easy to put on and adjust. Good price. Cons - slips when running, works best when walking. It becomes uncomfortable as it needs to be tightened to prevent slipping.

I just started training in August after breaking my leg. I've joined Planet Fitness and need a way to keep up with my phone without damaging it. This bandage was just what I needed. It stays in place and can hold my car keys. I can benefit a lot from this group. It costs money.

If you have big biceps, consider lengthening; However, if that's a problem, the company has provided a good "bum bag" alternative (will take care of that when they get it). They honestly say that an iPhone with a case (Lifeproof) will be cozy. However, this case is very good and I still use it. Bought a second one for a friend as I reviewed the first one and she loves it when working out.

I bought an armband holder for fitness purposes. However, my sister uses it instead. She uses it to protect her phone so she can listen to music every day while walking. Love the color, the size, the fact that it's waterproof. It has a strong velcro that secures the phone and prevents it from falling out of the holder. This is a quality budget product. I would definitely buy it from Revain again.

I like the place for the phone which is easily accessible for quick access. It's pretty good, although I wish it had velcro to use for the phone (velcro for the smaller pocket (hold $ and cc). The phone pocket has metal zippers. They're pretty good, but not perfect, so I don't pull my phone out as often as I would with an old belt phone holder (can't find one) It's very durable and well made and I really like it.

So this is the second bracelet I've bought from the same company in the last 5 months. The first lasted just over 3 months before the stitching unraveled and the plastic D-ring fell off. I just bought a second bandage over 2 weeks ago and now the same problem with the stitches coming loose is unacceptable for some reason. You claim your product is "waterproof" but not even "sweatproof". I believe condensation and salt from my sweat will dissolve the seams; unless you manufacture or sell…

I have to pull the strap so tight to attach it to my arm that it hurts and cuts off circulation. The description states that it is suitable for "small and large weapons". This is a subjective statement, so I guess I can't expect it to necessarily match. But the description says it will fit "any arm circumference from 8" to 16". Based on that statement, I definitely expected it to fit because my arms can be a maximum of 12". I'm a relatively average male at 6ft tall and weighs 200lbs I have to…

I think for a fit person it would be better to hold on to, but as an older person with a slightly flabby biceps I had to squeeze it really hard to keep it in place. If I had to leave it for a while, I think it might be a little impractical. But for my needs it's ok. When I took my dogs to the dog park, I felt awkward carrying my keys, ID, and phone in my hand wearing shorts with no pockets while at the same time fighting with two large dogs who couldn't wait to meet their friends meeting. After