Lightweight Running Belt with Storage Pockets

I just got this and have used it once, but I'm very happy with it. I have used other running hip packs that say you're supposed to wear around the hips, but they never stay there. Once I got this one situated and comfortable, it stayed at my hip level for my 2.5 mile run. I have a 5 mile race coming up, so I'll see how well it does then, but I'm not worried based on how great it was today. I used only one of the bladders due to the short nature of my run, and it worked great. I didn't drink while running, so I did not have to test getting it in and out of the holder. However, I can see that I would have to twist the pack around to my front to do so. This does not bother me. I also like the size of the pocket. I put my phone in the large pouch and there's a separate pocket that I could put my keys into so my keys won't scratch the phone. I had no bounce while running. There seems to be plenty of room for a small first aid kit for trail use and it has a small whistle. Everything is great so far and this pack solves all my previous pack problems.

Fantastic little fanny pack. I use this on my morning walks, I average around 8/10 miles. It’s enough water for the duration of my walk. High intensity speed and in extremely hot-high humidity conditions. I love that the water bottles collapse as they are used, taking up almost no room when empty. I can fit my keys, AirPods case, snacks and my pew pew comfortably. This pack can be worn front facing or rear facing. It also has straps to roll a light jacket and secure it to the pack. It’s a good option if you do not want to wear a pack. I would not suggest running as the pack flops if I need to jog up a hill. If the waist straps were elastic it would be a 5 star product!

I got this coupled with the matching vest set for my brother, who is a runner. He actually use the water bottle on this vest, so use the belt for other things he carries around (which I don't understand lol). Overall, he's been using both vest and belt constantly over the last 5 months without any complaints. I would recommend this one for its cost performance in terms of overall quality vs price !

I bought this pack for my wife for running, but I have to admit I've stollen it a few times for myself. It's suprisingly comfortable while running. The narrow belt does a good job hugging your hips and keeping the pack in place without digging into your body. I've used it on several 3 mile runs and have no issue with any discomfort. It breathes extremely well and has a good central pocket that can hold a large phone, headphone case, and any other essentials you might need while out. I really like the soft flasks as I can't even tell if they press against your body at all since they conform as needed. My one small issue is it can be tricky to get a water flask back into the belt and secure it with the loop while running, but it can be done using both hands. Overall I'm very impressed with the product for our use care and the quality. I hope to find some additional water flasks that will fit in the pack to cut down on washing them after every run. Pros: Comfortable Breathes well Doesn't bounce while running Cons: Tricky getting the soft flasks in the belt and secured

I have been a fan of Osprey products for a while, so expectations were on the high side for this item...but I am happy to sat that it definitely met and exceeded them all the way around. Here are some things I love about it: 1. It's very comfortable. I mostly abhor fanny packs because I feel like people are lying when they say that you barely notice it's there, etc and so on LOL. This one made me rethink that stance as it's the first one I have put on where it didn't annoy me in the first 5 minutes I had it on because it's so comfy and moves with you. 2. It's breathable. It's made of !00% mesh, so you don't feel quite so sweaty and gross when you are active with this on, unlike the regular canvas fanny packs where this is generally an issue for me. 3. It holds a lot of stuff! The main pocket has space for your phone, earbuds case, keys, wallet..and much more. 4. The belt is a bit more narrow than your average fanny pack, which is probably why it's so comfy...and it adjusts very well. You can tuck the excess material in with ease, too, so it's not flapping around annoying you. 5. The bladders hold quite a bit of water...though a tip: rinse them out well before using them, because they are made of plastic that's malleable - so the water can taste plastic-ish the first time out. Worth noting that the bladders are a good size themselves...easy to put into the bag even when they are full since they aren't rigid. 7. Nice construction that is sure to make this bag hang around for a long time and hold up to whatever I throw as it. Now folks, let's not ignore the fact that this is a $65 fanny pack. And that seems like a lot. However, if you have ever owned an Osprey pack or any of their other products, you know that they are exceptionally well made products that LAST. So is it worth it? A resounding YES. Even though this is probably going to appeal to runners/joggers, it would actually work well for hiking and tons of other activities. It would make a great gift, too. I highly recommend this item!