BUILT Pack Walking Navy Yellow Review

Conclusion: Great. Very useful for dog bags. But if you want your phone in the case, it won't. I've used a variety of bag dispensers and I like this one better than the hard plastic dispensers that attach to a lanyard. The silicone portal for issuing packages works great. This keeps the bags from untangling and makes them easy to take out one at a time. This alone is worth the price. It has a top compartment for treats, but you can use it for lots of different things, an extra roll of pouches…

I've been using a simple clip on poop bag holder and hand sanitizer for over 10 years. I often tossed a few treats into a ziplock bag. Sometimes I wish I had a hands-free treat holder. I've tried a few that were supposed to wear a belt, but I don't usually wear a belt. I also have this as an open bag but I only use it for running so it's not a great design. This one's pretty good. I really wish the bag was bigger overall. The perfect case for me would be one that could fit my phone in an open…

This is the backpack I would use in the summer months when walking my dog, but I don't have pockets. The small drawer is about 4 inches square and 1.5 inches deep and is roughly divided in half, for pouches at the bottom and treats at the top. The divider inside is attached with velcro so you could use it as a square bag if that works better for some reason. (I thought maybe during a workout when you need treats right on you - and plenty, but not so much a pocket.) There are zips at both the…

I have a waist pack that I use for long walks with my dog but I was looking for something smaller and better. This one is too small to be useful. The product description says it's 9 x 8 x 4 inches, but that's an error; This measurement is in centimeters, which is approximately 4x3x1-1/2 inches. It's well constructed, made from durable navy blue fabric with a yellow trim, and has an adjustable silver strap that can be worn around the waist. Has two zipped compartments. The bottom compartment is…