AiRunTech Hydration Running Belt with Water Bottle, Running Fanny Pack for Phone and Wallet Holder, Running Bag Runners Essentials Accessories Marathon Triathlon Walking Jogging Gear Gift

I was pretty happy overall with this belt. It will tend to bounce a bit but there is some grippy texture which helps to cut down on that. I was impressed with the construction for the overally price. Zippers were strong and sound and held everything well, and the water bottle holders were snug and secure. I would recommend! This belt was my companion during my many miles of marathon training. My regular payload was phone, airpods (with case), two energy gels, both bottles full of water, and chapstick. It held all of this quite nicely. It'll be there for you through it all.

I’ve tried a few running belts over the years, and the AiRunTech Hydration Belt is by far my favorite. It’s super easy to use—just strap it on and go. It stays in place while I run, doesn’t bounce around, and the fit is really comfortable, even on longer runs. One of the best parts is how securely it holds my phone. I have a decent-sized smartphone, and it fits snugly with no slipping or shifting. There’s also plenty of room for keys, gels, and other small items without feeling bulky. The main pocket is surprisingly roomy! The zipper is high quality and glides smoothly, even when the pouch is full. I also love how easy it is to access the water bottle on the go—no fumbling or awkward angles. The bottle sits tight but pulls out quickly when I need a sip mid-run. Overall, this belt checks all the boxes: comfort, storage, hydration, and durability. If you run regularly and want something that just works, this is 100% worth it.

I'm an avid runner, running over 2,500mile per year for over a decade. I take water and my phone with me on every run (and during some longer races). Taking stuff with you is annoying no matter how you carry it and there is no perfect solution that I've found yet- however this one is pretty good. Pro's: 1. Wow- it's cheap. 2. The long velcro strap provides a tremendous range of fit. - you can cut off the extra, and the belt includes a moveable plastic 'end cap' mechanism which easily slides through the buckle. nicely done here! 3. Velcro strap is adjustable on the fly. (unlike belts with a clip) 4. can hold 20oz of water, a large format phone and other items. 5. pretty comfortable and secure when running, Given its carrying capacity. 6. the rubber bump pad on the back of the water pouch secures the belt from slipping. bottles stay on your hip and don't rotate around (this is important!) 7. pocket has a divider, and even the divider has a small pocket on it that would securely hold 1 credit card or driver's license (nice!) Con's 1. Drinking process is cumbersome. a. lift strap over top of bottle b. remove bottle from pouch. c. pull up cap d. drink e. remember to push down cap to close bottle! f. reinsert in floppy pocket (sometimes takes some doing) g. find strap and pull it over top of bottle. the bottle will NOT stay secure without that little strap. I've read other reviews that the durability of that little strap is not great. once that breaks or fails- the belt will be unusable without repair. and this will surely happen during a run. 2. no option to slide the phone pouch around to ride on your hip. it must go on the middle of your back. hope you like it there. 3. the pocket is too big (for my needs). it's really rather huge. maybe not a 'con'. 4. it's not a race-day belt. no external mounting points for gels for longer races. I'll use this on training days when I want/need to carry 10 or 20oz and other items. (for more water than that, I'll use a running vest). it's too cumbersome to get the water in and out to use it on race day for marathons. Much prefer the clip-in, clip-out style bottles (such as the Amphipod snapflask/xtech) that include their jet-flow cap which stays closed until you squeeze or suck on it. I've only used it a few times so far. it's a keeper.

Used it this morning. Beats a camelback for sure! Pocket on it worked great for keys and gels. 2 10fl bottles were good for the distance I ran. I like it, and beats the price of one at Walmart plus you can pick the color. Seems to be great for its use. It fits me well. The strap is stretchy for a snug fit, a little awkward but held great for 10.5 miles! Didn’t have to adjust, but it is easy to use, and fit to you.

Good fit, nice water bottles and stays put

I really wanted this belt to work for me but a few things were a little off. The velcro belt strap is nice and wide for a comfy fit however it was way too long and I would have had to cut it off to make it do right. Instead I tucked it in and it was just weird. The little bottles that tuck into the belt are easily removed when needed but the front zipper part for storing phone and keys is very tight. I put my keys in a little pocket in my shorts. This pouch has a little pocket on the inside for things like that but the phone gets caught up in it, and it's hard to get the phone in and out because the inside pocket gets in the way. I've been using the Bandie Belt for a while, I'm just going to stick with it cause it's stretchy. Still on the lookout for good hydration holders.

Just as described. Just went on my first long run with this and it’s comfortable to wear and doesn’t shake around. The water bottles are easy to reach and put back in the pocket. The back zipper pouch was also easy to access. Zipper opens easily. I also like how there’s both options of Velcro and the waist clip to put it on and off

Nice belt for longer runs. The smaller water bottles help it not feel so heavy. It was more comfortable to wear than I expected.