SOMEITY Treat Training Pouch for Pet– Easily Carries Pet Toys, Kibble, Treats – Built-in Poop Bag Dispenser, Running Waist Bag, Fanny Pack

I have a standard poodle puppy and and my wife and I needed treat bags we could wear constantly around the house when he's awake. And I mean 100% of the time. That's because it's vitally important to reward the behavior you want out of your puppy when it happens, not two minutes later after you make your way over to the pantry to grab a treat. So even though I've only had them a couple of weeks they've been used a lot.Construction is good. High denier polyester, good stitching, and the hooks, loops, and closures work well. The layout is good, too, though it's hard to mess up a hip bag. I do like the pocket and dispenser for poop bags, and it's nice to have an exterior mesh pocket for holding used bags, keys, etc. The top of the bag doesn't have a zipper (just a cinch closure), but that's not an issue even though we use small kibble (his food) for training treats. I have a massive phone so it sticks out of the zipper pocket, but it's nice to have a place other than in my pocket to put my phone. The plastic loop or the mesh pocket can be used to attach/hold pepper spray. The bags wash well. I'd recommend using a lingerie bag so the cinch loop doesn't catch on anything else while in the wash.I only have a couple of downsides to the bag, and they're very minor. First, if you want to just use the belt clip (which is very sturdy by the way), removing the belt is a bit tricky. Not impossible, but it does take a bit of work to get it through the retaining loops and over the belt clip. So keep that in mind if switching between the two types is something you'll want to do frequently. And when using the belt clip only, the top of the bag is open more than when using the belt, as the belt pulls it a little closer to you. It's not caused a problem, but if you are in close quarters the bag might catch on things as you walk by. Also, after two weeks of constant use, the web belt has started to narrow a bit where it hits the hips due to the weight of the bag and being compressed while sitting. It's not a problem really, but if you're on the heavy side it may dig in after a while. If you can lay your hands on a cotton web cinch belt or military type belt, it holds up much better. Finally, I have a 38 in waist and the adjustment for the belt is probably only good for someone with a 40 inch waist. So again, if you're on the large size, you may want to ensure the belt fits, or buy one that does. Again, these are small quibbles and the bag works really great for hard use.Overall these are great bags that will last a long time. Nice construction, good ergonomics and plenty of room for goodies.

I love this bag!! I wish I'd thought about getting one of these forever ago, it's so much easier than using pockets or a purse. I live in an apartment so being able to just grab it and go has made a huge difference. I use it as a fanny pack rather than over the shoulder, and it slides along the waist strap so it's easy to move it to your hip, backside, etc. which is a convenience I didn't even realize I needed. It fits my 24" waist without any extra slack on the strap which is really nice, but would also expand quite a bit. This will also be really handy for training (especially clicker training when you really need your extra hand.)Here is what I keep in each pocket:Back zipper pocket: individually wrapped paw wipes as well as the doggy bags (which dispense a lot easier than I expected)Large main pocket: hand sanitizer, small flashlight, my keys, a whistleFront zipper pocket: iPhone 8 (it has a little more room for a larger phone though). I want to try to add tissues here where the second bag dispenser is at (they advertise it as a headphones hole but I don't use it for that)Mesh front pouch: little plastic container of treats

The pouch is a good size to hold both treats and a toy around the size of ball slightly larger than a tennis ball for walks and park visits. The inner lining can be turned inside out very easily for cleaning if you don't want to use a plastic bag inside the pouch for holding the treats. I also really like how the pouch can be pulled tight to close it for jogging or other vigorous movement to keep its contents safe. There are also two additional zippered pouches for personal belongings, one on the front and one on the back, as well as the front netting.Potty bags go easily through either the front or back pocket with the protected slits. Material feels very durable, like a tightly woven canvas, and feels as though it will hold up for quite a while.I also really like that you can either clip this to your pants or belt, clip it around your waste with the included waist strap, or even carry it over the shoulder like a purse/messenger bag with the included shoulder strap.Overall I am very pleased with this order.

I've had this bag for about a month. I take it hiking almost every day(between 2 & 4 miles), then go to the dog park every day.I haven't tried the shoulder strap and the belt does not fit my 44" waist. So I removed the belt that came with it and I just slide my belt through the loops when I hike. It has two nice and sturdy loops, one on each side of the belt clip; I don't want to lose it in the middle of a hike. When I go to the dog park I just clip it to my belt. Stays on just fine.The zippered pocket in from is wide enough to hold my phone, an LG Phoenix Plus which is 5.85" x 2.96" x 0.34", fully zipped. There is also a hole that you can pass a cord through for ear buds. The small mesh pocket can hold a few things. I can put my keys on a carabiner and clip them to one of the D rings for the shoulder strap.The draw string closes the bag securely so those sneaky little noses can't get to the treats.The poop bag dispenser is easy to use. I had concerns about it being hard to use ass it's in the back but it works fine.

I'm super happy with this product! I bought this treat bad two years ago and have used it daily since then for walks, at this point it's definitely showing it's age and has some wear and tear but given the abuse I put it through I'm amazed it's still holding out haha I can put three rolls of poop bags in the bag pocket, plus a ball for fetch and treats in the main pocket, plus my Samsung phone in the phone pocket, plus a tiny headlamp in the mesh front pocket for evening walks! I like that it had a pull-string closer for the main pocket too (I say "had" because my cat clawed her way through it to eat the dog's treats... but it held her off for a while!).