SprigsBanjees 2 Pocket Wrist Wallet/Wrist Band/Wrist Pocket For Travel, Walking, & Running. Wallet Pouch That Holds Cash, Card, ID's, And More

I have been jogging daily for 35 years (full disclosure: minus 3 months.)I have been looking for a couple of years for a little wrist wallet to carry just a credit card and a few dollars. (I wear my door key on a string around my neck.)I tried the black one-pocket gizmo from Walmart (also sold here) that is a few millimeters shorter than a US credit card. I guess where they make them they have shorter credit cards that the $0.49/hour fabric measurers use when they cut the fabric. But I moved the velcro strips and it "sort of" works and has the advantage that you can get stuff out of it while it's on your wrist. Sort of. (Getting it back in and keeping it closed is another story.)But after a year of the Walmart gizmo I wanted one that worked out of the box. So I bought this one and, although lots of reviewers rave about it, I doubt many of the ravers have run in hot weather and tried to get a credit card out of it, let alone tried to extract a sweaty $20 bill in one piece or get something back in.If you think you'll get a cell phone in there, you will if it's about the size of the tiny CDMA Motorola flip phone I had (loved it) 15 years ago. But you'll never never get it out, at least not in one piece. I have a Sansa clip (love it - full disclosure: I do not listen to music when I jog so I can hear cars coming) and it would fit in there well and, since it stays, that might be OK for the flip-top pocket.But you can't get anything out of this thing without taking it off or using a survival knife.Or start but probably not win a wet, stretchy, slimy, sticky, hair-grabbing, skin-chafing, stroke-causing, expletive-muttering tug of war if you sweat.Which I do because that's the whole point of aerobic exercise, right?And "one size fits most" means that you better be on the really really really really emaciated thin-boned side of "most."I am a little guy and do not have Popeye forearms but even Olive Oyl would have a hard time getting this on her wrist. And getting it off when you're sweating? See comments about "tug of war" above and ten-times them.So, like my search for the perfect keyboard I can use to write in the dark (total so far purchased = 8; Ivation returned DOA) I continue my search for a functional wrist wallet I can wear when jogging.There used to be one made with tan ripstop, 2 lengthwise zipper pockets, and an adjustable strap that was great but no more. I guess it is not cool enough, like this one. (If someone knows where to get these please post a reply.)I wasn't going to write this review but I got a "hope you are satisfied you are important to us" automail from the vendor asking me to.I hate those automails and don't like this product so I wrote this review, which is truthful.I advise you to avoid this if you're looking for something to do what this product is supposed to do, and claims it does.If you want it so you'll look cool, get it because it definitely looks cool.Although probably not $10+ cool for $0.50 worth of materials.

the product is super functional. the zipper pouch is great for a necklace, credit card, ID, etc. while working out. I attached it to my key lanyard to have everything in one place while i work out. It fits easily on your wrist/arm though. I would imagine it'd get stretched out after long-term use though. I have actually placed this around my slim water bottle - it worked well, but i wish the product was adjustable to fit around a larger bottle.It fits the iPhone 5 easily. at first it doesn't seem like it will but the 'flap' that goes around the top of the phone to fully enclose it stretches to fit well. There's no hole for ear phones to pass through. The connedted headphone cord may cause the phone to become 'untucked' and fall out with vigorous exercise. I'm not taking my chances with headphone cords.Pink color is cute and adds enough of a 'pop' to make it a little more fashionable than the all black version.

When I first received this and tried it on, it thought it would work really well. However, after wearing it a few times, it seems a little stretched out and slides down my wrist to the heel of my palm. It appears the weight of the phone it too much to keep in place? Note, I do have a Sonix case on my phone, but didn't think that added much weight.

I have tried arm bands with just a phone holder, the running buddy magnetic pocket, a flipbelt, and a few other 'pocket' type things to run with. I typically run with my phone (sometimes with headphones), my ID, and a key. So I don't need a huge pocket, but I do need something that can fit at least that much and not bounce around. With most of these, the bouncing during running is the biggest issue for me.This pocket is perfect from that aspect. I actually slide it up to my forearm, not my wrist, so it sits just below my elbow not on my wrist, but in this position it is great. It is comfortable, fits snugly, contains everything I need it to, and there would be room for a credit card or some cash if I wanted. And no bouncing! It stays in position, and I barely notice the weight of it.The zipper pocket is very secure. The other side has the pouch, and also has a small hole stitched in the underside (the side against your arm) for the headphones to exit out.

I use this wrist pouch to put a vibrating alarm watch on my wrist while I sleep. I have trouble waking up with a sound alarm clock, as I often don't hear my alarm. I tried using an alarm with a vibrating pouch under the pillow but even that doesn't work, so this wrist band with the watch does the trick. It is comfortable and I like how you can slide in items with having to zip up, so you don't have to worry about it getting stuck.

The size of the sleeve/wrist cufflet is great. The zipper pouch is perfect for keys, chapstick, etc. while running and the phone pouch is the perfect size for my Android. The only negative thing I have to say about this product is that there isn't a hole at the top of the phone pouch to allow for earbud/headphone cord to stick out, so you just have to pull the flap over the cord and kind of bend it/put pressure on the cord that would be easily alleviated by have a small hole a the top. Not enough of an annoyance though to not use the product, it is definitely an essential accessory for my outdoor runs.

I had hoped to use this wrist wallet for carrying eyeglasses, credit card, and my car key. It doesn't work well for any of them. I have to pull it up over my elbow in order to keep it from slipping down partly over my hand. It is not really large enough for glasses. I can squeeze them into the pocket, but they make it bulky and get in my way. It won't really do for a credit card and cash either because it's virtually impossible to pull anything out of it using one hand. If I'm trying to make a purchase in a store, I have pull the pouch completely off my wrist to get out the credit card. Since I can't use it when I shop, this defeats its whole purpose.

I bought 3 of these wrist wallets for our trip and they were great!! The quality is very durable and flexible. Comfortable to wear. Has two pockets. One with a zipper to ensure safety of whatever goes in it. The other is a fold over pocket that also is very secure. They look like oversized cuffs. When I told people they were little wallets I got a lot of impressed reactions. It was so handy to have no matter what we were doing. Definitely a great purchase.

I actually bought this to put dog treat into. As I couldn't find a dog pouch for arm here in Canada.Works good lol 😆

I using this for my cards and so far it has worked great. Stays put on forearm once you get it snug.

Great for walking and for shopping, you don't have to carry purse