🏃 iPhone SE Armband: Best Fit Arm Band for Running, Cycling & Gym Workouts Review

Using a running headband. I have very thin hands so I tried them on without my phone (iPhone 5). It was big even though I put it in the smallest slot. This has always been a problem for me; However, when I put the phone in the strap, it tightened up so it worked really well and didn't shift on my arm while running. I don't blame him as I'm very skinny so it won't be a problem for everyone else. It's very light, even more so than previous straps I've had - by the way, I had to twist the strap…

I recently bought a blue tooth headset for sports and gardening. As a result, I wanted a case for my iPhone 5 that would allow me to move my arms freely and protect the phone from getting dirty, falling out of my pocket, etc. After searching the internet for a few hand holders and reading reviews, I settled on this one from Red Star Tec. Reason number one was that it was the only one that could be fully customized to fit your hand. I weigh 98 pounds. Woman with very thin shoulders and wanted a…

I run 3.5 miles twice a week. I have used this headband 3 times with the iPhone 5s. On the plus side, there's no extra stuff, just the bare minimum to hold the phone in place. Best of all, the band around the earpad is neoprene, not a flimsy, stretchy material that would make the iPhone wobble when you run it. Instead, it's pressed firmly against your hand without moving. The phone fits snugly against the body, which I find positive as it doesn't move on its own when running. There are two…