🎒 Stay Organized on Your Runs: PakRat Running Belt Waist Pack - Securely Holds Phone, Money, Keys - Perfect for Jogging, Exercise or Travel Review

I love this everyday running belt. He's breathing and I forget he's there. I bought the small size and was worried it would wobble, but the x-small size wasn't listed as an option. It didn't matter because the small size is perfect. For reference, I'm 5'3 and 105 lbs. My phone and keys fit in pockets without bouncing around. At the same time, my phone is a large iPhone XR with a large body. That keeps everything great. I should have bought it a long time ago when I started running. This is…

I love this product! Although, probably not for the same reasons as everyone else. I use it to keep my insulin pump on at night. I use a tandem pump and have had trouble keeping my pump's hoses from bursting from tossing and turning all night. I bought it hoping it would help solve my problem and it worked. I'm so glad I bought it! I think this PakRat can include different pumps and continuous glucose monitors. I would highly recommend it to diabetics looking for a solution to attach their gear

I am now a forever pakrat customer. I love it so much because it contains almost everything and it feels like there is nothing there. Phone? Rope? bags for dogs? collar receiver? It all fits with plenty of room and (best of all) doesn't bounce! When I use it I forget I'm even wearing it most of the time. The material is soft and of good quality, but also perfectly protects the contents of your package from sweat and moisture. Seams are good too, I was afraid something stretchy might not hold…

I wore this on my 11 mile half marathon training run. I like to have my phone with wired headphones for music, cough drops for dry mouth as I don't want to carry around water, tissues and keys. Once you put it on and go, it's great. You almost don't feel like you're wearing it. Then I needed cough drops. It wasn't easy getting under it and getting in to access it. I ended up having to stop to get rid of the cough. After that I had to correct the belt as it had shifted. The same story with…

I really like PakRat. It appears to be marketed towards women but I am 63 and decided to give it a try as I already have and use a flip belt while the shogun uses a flip belt. The PakRat is different in that I can fold the top half of the strap and essentially lock my stuff inside. As a phone I have a Samsung Note 8 and it suits PakRat perfectly. I use PakRat as my daily gear to store my keys, wallet and phone. I haven't run with PakRat (alternating between Flip Belt and Shogun) so I can't…

Decorated in neon yellow for safety to be seen in my area. The strap is stretchy, comfortable, and holds a ton of stuff while staying in place. I was so disappointed that women dresses don't have pockets or REAL pockets. This solved BOTH visibility for security and storage issues. As a diabetic walker/runner, I need to carry some glucose with me in case my blood sugar suddenly drops during exercise. I also enjoy listening to music on wireless headphones and playing Pokemon Go while running…

When planning my first trip to Israel and Turkey, I knew I needed reliable and worry-free security for my extra money, emergency credit card and passport. Since I was traveling alone, I had to be extra careful. Over the years I have accumulated traditional neck and waist bags. There are slight buckles on the belts which made me nervous. All was good for passport, credit card and reserve cash, they were too small for the small change I wanted to take with me. I knew I would be making lots of…