Hiking Belt - Two Wide Pockets Fit ANY iPhone and Most Smartphones - Adjustable Band Fits 26'' - 45'' Waists Comfortably

Pro - Fits my ample belly. Holds my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Fitbit One in one pouch (both in cases), and holds my keys in the other pouch with room to spare.Neutral - Not well designed to accommodate a lot of digging around in the pouch while running. The pouches stretch to the shape of the object it's holding. Which is nice because it's not bulky. However, if you like to fiddle with your phone or mp3 while keeping stride, this might not be for you. If you are a set and forget....this works great. I'm a set and forget, so I don't tend to need to access my phone much when I'm running.Con - The pouches stained my running shirt. The color from the pouch rubbed off on my pink running shirt. You may try rinsing the running belt before wearing on a lighter colored shirt to avoid this, or wear it under your shirt. Regardless, I'm keeping the belt since it's the most slimline product I've found to hold my phone and keys.

I've been using a fanny pack prior to this for my gym workouts to hold my keys and Samsung Galaxy S4. I like to listen to music or podcasts.Overall I like this new belt. I forget I have it on and in the mirror can barely tell I'm wearing it under my shirt. I would give this 5 stars but there are two things I don't like about it. My Samsung Galaxy S4 almost doesn't fit with it's slim rubber case on. And to make matters worse, the lining of this belt is a rubber material too so you can imagine rubber against rubber. It's a bit of a struggle to get my phone in the belt pocket and I'm frequently taking the phone out to switch songs or podcasts. If the belt didn't have a rubber lining me and my phone would be much happier. Taking the rubber case off my phone is not an option. I don't think a Galaxy Note phone will fit in this belt.

Plain and simple, here's why I love the Guthrie Gear Running Belt:1. It allows for violent arm motion, which armbands do not (at least in my experience) I do sprints and with armbands, they would always slip down and I'd have to readjust. With the Guthrie Gear running belt, my arms can move freely and I can run the way I want.2. It carries my phone (Samsung Galaxy SIII) and my keys and if I wanted, my wallet SECURELY. With pockets, I'd have to constantly check after each sprint or not go full out because I was worried about things falling out.3. For the most part, I don't notice it's there. The belt does ride up sometimes (mostly depending on the material of the shirt I'm wearing), but not frequently enough for it to be a problem.I'm about two months in, running twice a week (no rain yet), but it seems to be holding strong. If you were like me and frustrated with the dysfunctionality of armbands, you will definitely be elated with the Guthrie Gear Running Belt.

Use this for my workouts with a Note 4 and it works great. Stays in place and very comfortable. I do use wireless headphones and usually carry car keys also. Only issue I have is the Note 4 fits but one has to be careful when zippering closed as the zipper can separate. I've had it happen twice but after I "reset" the zipper, worked just fine. Just have to use two hands to close. Would recommend

good running belt. pockets(2) are big enough that one (just) fits my iphone 6+, and the other holds three or four bags of energy goo and my ID. Works really well and doesn't slide around while running.

So far so good. Fits my SIII perfectly, and my keys. I wear it on top of my shorts, but my shirt overlaps it so people don't see it. I have tried the armband, and this is so much better. I've tried putting my phone in my camelback, this is better. I don't need to deal with lugging around a backpack anymore, or moving an armband up and down my arm. It is comfortable, and stays in one spot.

fits wll enough, and would be good for small items. however, not recomended for iphone 5 in protective case. very cumbersome to get into pockets and get zippered. one of the zippers actually split and not sure if it is still workable. did not meet my expectation.

You get what you pay for here.The zippers are cheap plastic and very poor construction. Mine failed after only a month of use ~3 times per week. Once the zipper goes bad you might as well throw it away.