Nathan Handheld Water Bottle and Phone Case: Insulated 18 oz Flask with Convenient Hand Strap for Running/Walking. Hydration Pack for Runners with SpeedView Feature. Review

Since most women's shorts don't have pockets that can hold more than three pebbles, my daughter was looking for a way to carry her phone. She doesn't like bracelets and fanny packs, which aren't her style. She was holding a phone. This product offered multiple solutions to runners' critical concerns - hydration and all the benefits of using a phone while running (safety, tracking, music, etc.). Her iPhone 7 was snug fitting but even came with a Life Proof case. The size of the water bottle is…

I bought it for my iPhone 8 Plus but unfortunately it was still too small despite my phone case. However, I tested the S8 Edge, which fits, and the iPhone X, which also fits both cases (no crazy heavy-duty cases, just regular ones). I will be returning this product as it doesn't fit me if you have an iPhone X or S8 Edge. I would recommend it although there was still plenty of room for keys and wallet in the key and wallet case on both of these phones. You can store your phone (see photo of…

My biggest problem is the phone pocket. It barely fits my iPhone 8 without the case. The clear plastic sticks to the phone's screen making it difficult to insert. Bubbles between the plastic and the screen make it difficult to see the screen clearly, especially in the sun. You also need to make sure there are no smudges on the screen and plastic. My headphones plug into the Lightning connector at the bottom center of the phone. The cover is located under the traditional headphone jack and is…

Works well. I find it very practical and the insulation makes a surprising difference. During a run of 45+ minutes or more the water in my old bottle got quite warm, it's nice to have cool water at this point. The phone compartment is a little "baggy" for my iPhone X even with the thin case still on. Not a huge issue, but it would be nice if the phone's screen was flush with a blank screen. The touchscreen works well though, I haven't had any issues except that the baggy nature of the…

The water bottle itself is great but the rest of the product falls short of expectations. The phone section is outdated. It still includes a wired headphone jack (2011). It's too small for today's mobile phone standards. It doesn't have room for keys, gels, etc. It's not ported to deliver sound from speakers. The zipper isn't waterproof, so speaker holes shouldn't play a big role. The wrist strap is comfortable but very short-lived. The band is tightened with a reflective element that breaks…

I've read a lot of reviews mentioning this issue, but I trusted this one because it's listed as "Revain's Choice" which I generally trust. Was so excited to receive it just in time for my long run. This thing was a complete disappointment from the first two steps. This bottle does not seal the cap at all. With every step, this bottle dripped and ran down my arm, which wasn't great in 45 degrees. The wrist strap/phone holder got completely wet within minutes. I can't imagine how frustrating it…

This water bottle really suits me. It's probably not for everyone - I never thought I'd need a portable running bottle. I have a waist belt for long runs but now I just focus on fun/fitness/maintenance, run 3-4 miles 2 times a week so the belt is redundant. I tucked one of the bottles on my belt into a bra, but that's far from ideal. I was hoping to find a handle for one of the belt bottles (FuelBelt) but looking around I found this. The bottle is larger than I really need (even in over 80…

I've walked about 50 miles with two of them so far. Here are the pros and cons of my experience. Pros: Comfortable arm fit. They don't have to grip, they're snug enough but not too tight, and the thumb hole provides extra security. A handy window to see the bulky iPod they currently make (I miss a smaller one to run) and maybe a cell phone to keep in touch. on the run from home. Headphone port through phone case for easy access and two sleeve pockets. One against clear plastic and one behind to