PYFK Running Belt Hydration Waist Pack with Water Bottle Holder for Men Women Waist Pouch Fanny Bag Reflective

This is the perfect waist and water belt for my morning jogs. I just love it. It's enabled me to store my keys, water bottle and emergency needs in a small, compact way. Thanks for this fantastic, durable and stylish accessory.

This works well. I have ran for 25+ years and tried a lot of ways to carry water. This is the best I’ve used. I hesitate to give it 5 stars because all water carriers are a little bit of a pain. I used a standard gator-aid bottle and it held it very well. The bottle set over my right hip and while I knew it was there it stayed pretty stationary with minimal bounce. The other side has a pouch with a zipper. My iPhone X fit easily and I also tested my wife’s iPhone 8+ and it fit. The pocket is a little 3D which is nice if you’ve got a few more thing like gel or keys to carry. Overall construction seems very good - time will tell but I expect it to hold up well. The belt can be cut to make it fit better if you want. I have a 34 inch wast and see no reason to cut the belt. It fastens with Velcro across the entire belt and held very well. A couple other notes. I wore this belt pretty much right at the waistband of my running shorts and with my shirt underneath and it was very comfortable. Sometimes I run without a shirt so I tested it a little lower also to see if it chafed my skin. The belt had to be tightened pretty well but it also worked wearing it a little low. Distance running can be hard enough without an annoying water belt. This one keeps the annoyance to a minimum - recommend this belt.

I would have given this 5 stars, but the pouch is too small for today's larger phones. I have an iPhone 7+, and while I can squeeze it into the pouch, there isn't room for anything else (like my keys).However, I love the adjustable velcro belt -it's wide enough to not dig in to your waist, and long enough that a heavier person can wear it comfortably. And since it's velcro, it's easy to adjust.And the water bottle pouch is more than large enough - I have cirkul water bottle, which is not a standard size but the bottle fits easily and is held snugly - no bouncing around while you move. Plus it slides in and out of the pouch with no effort.I would definitely recommend this, with the caveat that you need to know that your phone may not fit. However, I haven't seen many waist pouches that will accommodate larger phones at this time either.

This is my 4th hydration belt over 30 years and it is already my favorite. The overall belt design is ideal for me. I have a 36" waist and the belt tightens up perfectly with plenty of room to spare, either way. The Velcro cinching of the belt makes sure I have no more dangling extra belt ends like my other belts. Also, I have yet to notice any bouncing around of the contents on my waist. I have used the belt for running and hiking and haven't experienced any issues so far. I team it up with a Camelbak 25 oz. water bottle, which fits perfectly. (It is a little tight to get the Camelbak back in right now, but I figure the CyberDyer Belt material will loosen up in time, making this easier.) I have also used it with a 16.9 oz. Gatorade bottle, which fits fine and slides back in the holder easily. The zip pocket is roomy and has a unique double security clip end that prevents the zipper from coming open without your knowledge. I carry a iPhone 5S, key fob and gels in the pocket and there is room to spare. The overall stitching and quality of material is top notch. I couldn't ask for more out of a hydration belt.

Omg, I love this belt so much.I’ve gotten away from using plastic containers/bottles in my daily life and wanted a way to carry my stainless steel bottles with me on my runs. I agonized over which product to get (hours of research) and decided to try this one. And this belt has delivered.I ran 3.1 miles, ran up and down stairs, and ran another 3.1 on Saturday and the belt was amazing. No slipping, easy access to my bottle, and pocket holds my phone, nutrition, and chapstick.Wore it again today for a 7 mile walk and no issues. Stayed in place, easy to access my bottle, did well in heavy rain (although I wouldn’t trust my electronics in it for more than a few minutes, but that’s my not testing water resistant vs water proof ahead of time).Also, features I was pleased about:The WHOLE belt is Velcro, so super flexible fitThe zip up pouch has a little pocket about the right size for a drivers license/debit card/cashThere’s a tiny little buckle that can connect the zipper to the bottle section, so the zipper can be secured (I’m thinking pick pocket protection)

This is a perfectly reasonable running belt. It fits me fine, it’s comfortable, it holds my water bottle and phone securely, and it doesn’t get in the way of my arms when I’m running. As an added bonus, you can “lock” the zipper if you want (but mostly, I don’t).There is probably less movement with this belt than with others I’ve had, but it *does* still move a bit as I run. I haven’t found this to be a problem, though.That said, there are two things I don’t like about it:1. I didn’t realize how much I was going to dislike putting it on and taking it off. My other running belt clips, so it’s quick and easy to put on and take off. This one wraps around, so you have to thread one end through the other and it velcros closed. Not a big deal, and actually, this setup makes it easier to adjust while you’re running if you need to. I just didn’t realize how much I’d prefer the clips. Live and learn.2. The pocket is much smaller than I thought it would be. Basically, I can fit my phone and chapstick in it. If I’m feeling daring, I’ll squeeze my earbud case in the key pocket, but I have to be very careful that it doesn’t fall out when I unzip the pouch—especially if I’m taking something out.Overall, although I’d like to be able to carry a few more things with me, this does what I need it to do. Would I buy it again? Probably not. But now that I have it, I’ll keep it. It just won’t replace my other one.

Very comfortable for long runs, water bottle stays in place.