🏃 Stay Light and Hydrated with FuelBelt Helium Ergo Running Belt - Two-Bottle Design Review

. It also doesn't fit my iPhone as advertised. This is bad because I really like the design. If the bottles hadn't leaked and if it had fit in my phone it would have gotten a 5 out of 5 Zz.

I really enjoy running with this belt. It's comfortable, has two bib straps, storage space and a few bottles. Drinking from the bottle is a bit tricky at first, but it's actually a good nozzle that prevents spills. Storage is a bit small. My phone (Samsung Galaxy s10e) barely fits in and I have to stretch the hole to fit. Also, I love it!

What I like about it: fits well, doesn't bounce, bottles stay in place and are easy to adjust. What I don't like about it: I understand there's a trade-off here, but it's not that easy to get the bottles out. Still, I'm willing to put up with the inconvenience lest it bounce or my bottles get thrown out halfway. Overall I think it's a solid water belt and I'm glad it's lasting longer and/or hotter. constantly.

Love the non-squat and contoured fit and fits my iPhone 6 (no plus) great. Unfortunately, every time I drink straight from the bottle, I just unscrewed and removed the cap from the bottle. Here's why: 1. First you need to figure out that it takes extra force to push out the silicone spout, otherwise you won't actually open the spout and nothing will come out.2. Now that the spout is actually open you can squeeze the bottle but then the liquid will pour out from all sides of the spout and onto…

I really like this product. I'm an endurance runner, so sometimes I do training runs for two hours at a time. I rarely drink during runs under an hour, but it's nice to carry some liquid on longer runs. The problem is that these running bum bags carry large bottles and hang around your waist as you run. This belt allows you to wear two pretty little water bottles that are firmly attached to your waist and not dangling at all. I sometimes train for hikes/runs when I'm away for three to four…

This has not been taken out of the box and commented on a review; Walked it 8 miles the first day to get a general idea and then ran 18 miles the next day. I had no complaints about it; sits very well on the hips, despite the first impression of being bulky. I understand there are a few reviews from people who have had trouble using bottles. I almost let them talk me out but decided to give them a chance. they end in the order of the pictures. • Remove Bottles: You will notice that the bottles…

There is a good balance between running long distances and staying hydrated and not wearing anything that gets in the way and is uncomfortable. I ran with a hand held bottle that held 8 ounces of water and a running belt that was very thin and big enough to fit my iPhone 7 Plus and nothing else. It's worked quite well for me this year, but sometimes I wish I had more water with me, so I decided to give it a try. it is quick and easy to remove. Not this belt. This requires the user to thread one

UPDATE - Upgraded from 3 stars to 4 stars - I checked this after first use and thought I should upgrade after frequent use. Simply put, this is my favorite fuel belt (and favorite of any running cup holder) I've ever used. I think I had 4 fuel belts and a few other things. The most important thing about them is how they bounce. It just doesn't exist. I also didn't like how unwieldy everyone else was, and it's not. I'm still having issues with the length of the straps and the design of the…

I really like this product. I'm a endurance runner so sometimes I do training runs for two hours at a time. I rarely drink during runs under an hour, but it's nice to carry some liquid on longer runs. The problem is that these running belt bags carry large bottles and hang around your waist as you run. On this belt you can carry two neat little water bottles firmly attached to the waist and not dangling at all.Sometimes I train for hike/run trips when I'm going to be away for three to four…

There's a great balance between running long distances and staying hydrated and not wearing anything that gets in the way and is uncomfortable. I ran with a hand held bottle that held 8 ounces of water and a running belt that was very thin and big enough to fit my iPhone 7 Plus and nothing else. It's worked quite well for me this year, but sometimes I wish I had more water with me, so I decided to give it a try. it is quick and easy to remove. Not this belt. This requires the user to thread one

UPDATE - upgraded from 3 to 4 stars - I checked this after first use and thought I should improve after using it a lot. Simply put, this is my favorite fuel belt (and favorite of any running cup holder) I've ever used. I think I had 4 fuel belts and a few other things. The most important thing about them is how they bounce. It just doesn't exist. I also didn't like how unwieldy everyone else was, and it's not. I'm still having issues with the length of the straps and the design of the bottles…