Minimalist Running Pack

Yes. Finally. A minimalist running pack that stays on, doesn't feel like anything, fits well, and does NOT BOUNCE. I've tried all manners of belts and harnesses and some were almost great but they all BOUNCED/slid. I'm female and smallish and not particularly curvy, so anything that is supposed to sit on my hip just slips up and bounces around, and does not support these annoying huge cell phones they make these days. I don't need some giant hulk of a hydration pack with huge pockets I'm not going to use. I got the sub-45 and it's perfect. I just tried it out on my default 5k. I sweat a lot and no odor on the pack, fast dry. pockets are easy to open. Perfect for phone, wallet, keys, inhaler, tissue with room for more if you need to stash more. NO BOUNCE, NO SLIPPAGE. I left the large phone pocket unzipped at the top part and could easily reach my hand into it while running to pull out my phone and to put it back in. I hope stores start carrying these because they are the superior pack. I don't do long runs that require hydration or I'd consider the sub-90 as well. Thanks Fitly!

I was in search of a hydration pack that was big enough to get me through my 10-11 mile long runs but not so big that I felt like I was carrying a backpack. This pack so far is perfect! I have ran numerous long runs with this pack and it is super light weight and comfortable. I recently wore it for a half marathon when the temperature jumped up and I knew I would need extra hydration on the course! The front pockets are perfect to hold run fuel (GU, stinger chews, etc). I do have to un-buckle the pack and tip upwards to get the last few ounces of water out because the water tube hooks to the TOP of the hydration bladder. I was right on the edge between measurements so I went with the small. The bottom strap around my rib cage is as big as it will go and I’m assuming with wear it will stretch a bit and I will have room to tighten. As far as the shoulder straps, they are as tight as they will go.

I debated heavily on whether or not I felt like the Sub90 Running Hydration Vest was worth the $80, especially when I already have a CamelBak. After just a single run, I can say that it absolutely is.It only holds around 15 ounces of water, but that's perfect for relatively short runs (a 10k or less), especially in the heat and humidity of Houston summer. The bag didn't bounce at all, I couldn't feel or hear the water sloshing around (one of the major drawbacks of my CamelBak), and for the most part, I honestly almost completely forgot that I was wearing it.I was able to fit the full water bladder, my full wallet, an airport case, and my mace with no issues. The bag even came with a little warning whistle which I thought was a very nice surprise!The only drawback is the hose, it took a while for me to figure out how to drink out of it (you have to pull the top bit to open it). And if you don't drink all of the water in the hose a drip or two may leak out when you run.All in all, I'd definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a relatively small running bag that they can stick their valuables and water in.

I love this mini backpack!!! It’s small enough to be carried for most of the day, but has so much room for the basic stuff. I carry inside of it my phone, wallet, one pen, my airpods, keys and money, medicine, tweezers, lip gloss… you know moms have to be always ready for everything. I used to wear a fanny pack all the time but it was giving me troubles and pain with my lower back (tilted hip) due to the weight. This backpack is easy to wear, I actually wear it in the front so I can access my phone faster and its just great. I totally recommend it.The quality of the materials and design exceeded my expectations overall. I would buy another one just for back up. 😉👌🏼👍🏼It also has so many secret compartments I haven’t really explored all the possibilities.I am just really happy and grateful I found this item.

I am coming from using the flipbelt and can say this is a much better option. I lost the case of my wireless earbuds on a run from the flipbelt (not sure how that even happens) so I'm not making that mistake again. Plus, the flipbelt would ride up and I had to constantly pull it down which was a huge distraction and discomfort while running.The fitly sub45 doesn't move much and sits quite well as a upper torso vest. While I was running, the thought crossed my mind this must be how dogs with those harnesses must feel, very secure.After real world use, I can really appreciate the design and materials. The back has a ventilated cushion so it doesn't get soaked from the sweat off your back. The zippers and pockets feel high quality.My only complaint is the price being a little steep but it's a nice splurge to support me staying active.

This is great for about 10km runs. Holds about 600ml put some ice cubes in it as it warms up do to you body temperature. Recently wore it for a marathon was awesome to have a sip between water stations.

Got it for running with my dog, it looks really cool and fits exactly how the sizing chart says it would. The front piece is magnetic and has three different sizes depending on what you need.

Muy ligera, de un tamaño super reducido. Quizás un poco cara.

Utile et pratique pour emporter tout ce dont on a besoin de protéger: portable clé CNI etc

Ottimo per andare a correre e portare con se cellulare, portafoglio, chiavi della macchina e poco altro. Veste bene, non si muove per nulla durante la corsa e non fa sudare particolarmente. Realizzato bene. Nonostante ciò, è decisamente caro, anche se sul mercato non ho visto prodotti direttamente comparabili per dimensioni e qualità.