🏃 URPOWER Running Belt with Zipper Pockets and Water-Resistant Waist Bag, Including 2 Water Bottles and Suitable for 6.1-inch Smartphones - Ideal for Running, Hiking, Cycling, and Climbing Review

I looked at several similar treadmills before settling on this one. First I liked the 6 oz. 10+ bottles that seemed too bulky (I use my CamelBak for long stretches or hot days). Also, the pocket zipper was closer to the top and not in the middle like most others. Good design. My phone fits perfectly, measuring 6" x 3", has room for my keys and nothing else. The price was great. Very happy with this belt!

I am an athletic woman, pant size US 4 (waist 27 inches). This belt is comically huge even when made as small as possible. The smallest size it can be adjusted to is 34 1/2 inches. Otherwise it looks like a real quality belt. It even fits my iPhone 6 in a rugged case. If it fit me the belt would get 5 stars, but a one size running belt that doesn't fit a medium sized athlete should be confusing.

I bought these 2 running belts for me and my son for the Howl at The Moon 10 mile race in Claremont, Florida. You were perfect. They weren't too heavy which was a big issue for me for 2 people who don't usually carry water bottles around. I had enough space for my phone, two packs of Cliff Gel, ibuprofen and ID (in case I need a medical emergency along the way) as the race didn't start until 8:15pm. They are well made and the price is totally affordable. If I ever need another water bottle for…

The belt has a nice design. Pros: I like the size of the water bottles, they're not big and balanced evenly. I can use one for water and one for water with electrolytes. Cons: The waist belt still wobbles up and down no matter how I adjust it or try to wear it. Just for reference, I wear mine on my hip or on my thigh. The only way it won't fall through is if I wear it mid/mid-waist. I don't wear it mid-waist because that would be too high and would look ridiculous. Another complaint I have is…

I've been using it for over 3 months now and I have to say it's amazing! I run 5 miles in it every morning and completely forget I'm wearing it. It's very easy to take it off for a quick sip of water while running and then put it back on. What bothered me the most was that I thought it would bounce under the weight of the water, but that's not the case at all. It stays in place and feels very comfortable. I only put my house keys in the middle pocket, but you can easily slip your phone in…

Fits well and is a great concept. I wore them for my first half marathon a few weeks ago. The water bottles got a bit heavy after a while because I didn't need them for all the drinking points set up along the route. I had to drop her afterwards because her weight was dragging the belt down as the morning wore on. I had a hard time adjusting the strap when it was on and moving, but this is probably user error as it's a standard slide latch. I also couldn't get the headphone cord through the…

I bought this strap to access the water but didn't hold it up on long runs. I love that it's lightweight and has two water bottles, which is handy so you can pour water in one and a sports drink in the other. Plastic bottles have never given off a plastic taste in water and are easy to clean in the dishwasher. The zipped compartment is great for storing keys, phones, gym nutrition, etc. The belt itself is good, but I found it continued to slide up no matter how tight I pulled it around my waist

I was worried about negative reviews about the size, bottles falling out or the whole strap bouncing around while walking. But this belt suits me. I weigh about 160 pounds, measure 30 inches at the waist and it fits snugly around me leaving room for even more reduction if needed. The bottle didn't jump and was completely full and the strap stayed in place without riding up or twisting and was on a slippery, moisture-wicking shirt. I would suggest for the best fit just thread the strap INSIDE…