PYFK Running Hydration Bottle Reflective Review

After reading the phone and water bottle reviews, I had my doubts. Glad I ignored her. My large dog water bottle, >20 oz, fits easily and conveniently in a water bag. My Samsung 9 phone, keys, dog bags and treats all fit in a zip pocket. I usually HATE a waist belt but I love this one. Lightweight and ventilated, it's at home in the Florida heat and humidity. I usually walk a quick 2-3 miles with two dogs in tow (or more realistically, pull me off!} but we often walk long distances too, so I

I have to say I was really skeptical when I bought this item. I've never seen a running belt/backpack that didn't look extremely bulky. But after being dissatisfied with hydration bladders and backpacks, I decided to give it a try. It arrived today and I took it for a 4 mile run in the park. It took me a mile or two to figure out how tight to make it and where to place the water bottle part, but once I set it up so the water was in my lower back it was great. He doesn't actually move at all. It

I love this bag. I ran 10 km yesterday to test it. Especially the Velcro is great! I get the perfect fit and don't have to adjust the strap while running. Second, even with a nearly full 20-ounce water bottle, she didn't bounce while running. In fact, I checked regularly to make sure the bottle was still there because I didn't feel anything! This fanny pack just didn't bother my back or weigh me down like my previous fanny pack. Third, the elastic band prevents the bottle from falling out and…

I don't write too many reviews but I was determined that I should write this review. I am a long-distance runner and usually run with a backpack. Decided to try the belt. I have used Fitletic in the past with great success but had to keep a larger bottle. I'm so glad I did! The strap length is easy to adjust. The company sent a follow up email on my order to make sure I had directions. My first run with him was an hour race (nothing new on race day I know), it was 3 hours. I used it with…

I have a couple of big quibbles when it comes to the gear I wear when I run: I despise anything that rubs against my skin, mine Movement hindered or bouncing. I threw away or gave away a few packs and bottle cages and only use my CamelBak for very long runs as I really don't like the feel of this thing. So I'll say without the slightest reservation that I absolutely LOVE this thing. I only got it today so I decided to beat the ever living heck out of it by taking it on a fun little 10k ride…

Works well. I've been running for over 25 years and have tried many ways to carry water. This is the best I've used. I hesitate to give it 5 stars because all water carriers are a bit painful. I used a standard alligator aid bottle and it held it up very well. The bottle landed on my right thigh, and while I knew it was there, it stayed fairly still with a minimal bounce. On the other side there is a zipped pocket. My iPhone X fits easily and I also tested my wife's iPhone 8+ and it fits. The…

Advantages: - no bouncing - comfortable - easy removal of the bottle - light - adapts to the size Reason for 3 stars (at least for me): - almost impossible to put the bottle in the pace back. I train hard and ran my first tempo lesson with this belt this morning. It is far superior to the original fuel belt made over 10 years ago. I hardly feel it when running, so it's great. I have a big problem getting the bottle back in the holder. I have to push it closer to the front and use it. The holder