Running Phone Holder Vest for Men Women Jogging Walking Exercise & Gym Workout. Waterproof Chest Pack for All Smartphones

Me gustó mucho el chaleco, es cómodo y los bolsillos son perfectos. Ya lo he utilizado para entrenar y para un par de carreras y me parece genial.

works great

I'm not a runner, but I do a power walk often, and I always had a problem carrying my wallet, keys, and phone because my shorts couldn't hold the extra weight, so I decided to try the Topward Running Vest. It seemed like something that would solve my problem. The vest is lightweight, Has two reflective symbols in front and back, a slim pocket for your keys located on the shoulder, another pocket on the other shoulder for an energy bar or earbuds, a front pocket for your wallet and phone, and lastly a water bottle mesh pocket in the back. Let me start by saying that the vest is durable and constructed from 100 percent polyester. The shoulder pockets work very well for their intended use, and the location is spot on. The water bottle mesh pocket in the back was clunky because, considering it holds the water bottle securely, it was challenging to place it back unless you took off your vest. Now, the front pocket vest fits my wallet, but if your phone has a thick case, such as an Otterbox or any heft case, you're out of luck because it won't fit unless you remove the case from the phone. After walking with the vest and some light sprinting, everything was held in place very well with no issues whatsoever. My only other problem is that the adjustment of the vest could be slightly better, and I wish it were slightly bigger instead of up to my chest only.Overall, the Topward Running Vest is a great idea for those who want to run or walk with the additional aid of carrying your essentials and freeing your pant pockets. The vest is lightweight, durable, and easy to use, with reflective symbols for added safety, but the large front pocket needs to be wider for some bulky phones, which hurts the functionality. Still, the design of the vest is unique and could prove worthy for most people, although the price could be a bit steep. Above Average. B+

I like that this product exists. I consider it indispensable. But it is also very flawed.1) It does not protect the phone from my sweat.2) Getting the phone in and out is difficult. First it's a too tight a fit for a phone with a case. But even without the case, the inside material isn't slick enough and if there is any wrinkle, which happens a lot when the lower stretch band rides up, it can be maddeningly difficult to reinsert the phone.3) The zipper failed after a few months of daily use.They need to work on some variants of this basic idea. First, there needs to be more than one size. Some of us have larger phones with big cases. Don't pretend we don't exist. Another option is to just make the pouch larger and then put a compression strap in the middle so smaller phones don't bounce around. The pouch needs to be ACTUALLY water proof. There should be some kind of standoff or airtubes, or something to provide chest ventilation. There should be a version of this where instead of a horizontal chest strap, vertical straps went down and attached to the pants/shorts with clips, like suspenders. That would be much more comfortable than having the strap ride up my chest bunching my shirt up with it. I would like a second pocket on the front to hold my micro-wallet/credit card holder.

Love this! I use it for my daily jogs and I used it at a festival. Went with my outfit, it’s sleek, and it’s amazing!

I go running on the trail sometimes and I usually don't drink water until I get back to my car do this seemed awesome.Pros:*well made- This is made of strong, light weight, breathable material. Every part of this seems so well though out. My large phone with a big popsocket still fits in the pocket even with this on it.*Pockets-I am able to fit my phone,keys, watterbottle, and earphone case in it and I still have room. The pockets are very secure and one of the pockets has a clip for keys.*Comfort-This is so breathable I don't feel like this makes me sweaty underneath when running nor does it bother me. It actually feels really secure on me. It stays on me vs bouncing around when I run. I don't even notice it. Even with the water bottle in the back. It sits between the shoulder blades so I don't really feel it.*Easy to use-You basically just put this on like shirt. Head in the middle arms out the sides like a muscle shirt and you tighten the straps on the sides. It is really easy to tighten the straps on the sides while wearing it and it doesn't move or come loose until you loosen it with you hands manually.Cons:*I honestly don't see any cons. I have been using it for a few weeks and I use it daily. It has held up perfectly.Conclusion:*This is one of those things that you didn't know you needed until you got it. It is so awesome and I have already gotten so many compliments on it from others wanting to know where I got it. I recommend this 100 percent.

I usually use the pockets in the shorts or jacket, but the bouncing and banging of my stuff against me gets annoying. This is an interesting way to hold my phone, and my S20+ with hard case just manages to fit. The other little pockets on the shoulders are fairly small and should hold keys or running gels. What I don't get is the mesh pocket in the back, intended for a water bottle. Yeah, I'm not that flexible and the coordination needed to get it back in is beyond me. Maybe I'll use it to store an ice pack on hot days.As for the vest itself, it fits me fine - I'm 6'1" 230lbs and wear a 42 suit, large shirts. I can put it on and take off without much effort. The vest is lightweight and the material is very stretchy - I didn't feel any pinching or restriction to movement anywhere.My concern is how much sweat gets into the front pocket with my smart phone. I might have to put it in a waterproof pouch first - maybe a zip loc. I'll have to see how well it protects when it gets warmer and I get seriously drenched in sweat.