Hydration Running Belt - Fits iPhone 8, X and Similar Sized Phones - with 4 BPA Free Water Bottles & Runners Reflective Gear for High Visibility

Like many other reviewers, I had a 'Fuel Belt' that was old and the elastic started to stretch. That company no longer makes them. The 247 Viz is a much better replacement. The bottles fit in very securely and do not fall out during my runs. The belt clasp is solid and easily adjustable. While there is a little movement of the water bottles during the run along my waste, it certainly doesn't shift more that a few inches. Not having to pop open the water tube is a great plus; just squeeze and drink! The back storage pocket is good for a smaller style iPhone. My XR does not fit, but that's not a major drawback (it would be nice if future versions could be made a little bigger as all the phones are going that way now).Highly recommend.

Wore it the first time this morning for a 10 miler in warm humid weather. Decided to try it with the pack on my back to avoid potential chafing on my stomach. But it bounced like crazy. Flipped it around with the pack in front and it worked great. Stayed in place, no bouncing, no chafing, started with 2 full bottles and no leaks. Fit my Galaxy, two gels and a key in the pack no problems

it wroks well and the bottles hold a lot of liquid. after the initial break in period of carrying an extra 2.5 lbs of water round my waist, i liked it a lot more. the fanny pack part is smaller than expected but still holds my large LG Phone and car key so no complaints

This has been fantastic. When I took it on my first 10-mile run, I was pleasantly surprised at how little I felt this belt bounce. Even with 4 full water bottles, it bounced less than my Nathan belt that carries only 2. The storage compartment is also bigger but elastic so it helps prevent bouncing when items are placed in it.This is the 4th running belt I've used over the past decade, and it's my favorite by far. I've taken it on 8 runs of 10-14 miles each and it is holding up fine so far. I like that the water bottles fit into a holder rather than being clipped on. That makes a difference in the winter when temperatures are below zero. I also like the water bottle lids - they don't leak, you don't have to pull the lid open, and you can either suck the water out or squirt it by squeezing the bottle. It's very fast and easier to do while running or trying to catch your breath.

This is a good belt for running longer distances. Nice size pouch for phone, belt stays in place and does not ride up nor bounce. The only problem is that two out of the four bottles LEAK. This would be a great belt if not for the leaking bottles.

I have been wearing a "Fuel Belt" for hydration for years now, and had reordered that particular model everytime the elastic holding the bottles stretched and I started to lose them. Now it's no longer made, and I was worried, because it was the only model that had 4 large bottles (8 oz each), which give me enough water for me and my dogs on a long, hot jog. Now I was delighted to find this one, with 4 10 oz bottles, and with what appears to be superior construction. Also, the pocket, which is easy to get to, easily and conveniently fits my iPhone 7, which means I no longer have to wear the iPhone holder I used to have to wear separately. This appears to be very well made - everything about it is superior. The bottles are not only larger, but are double walled, so cool water stays cool longer, and, importantly, the valve on the bottles is a sports valve, which means you don't have to open or close it. When you turn the bottles upside down, nothing comes out, but when you squeeze them, you get a nice flow of water into your mouth. This also comes in various colors, though, despite my love of purple, the colorful ones are a bit much, and I went for the black. Anyway, I love it so much that I bought another one so I'd have a back-up and another one when this one ages out, plus I'll have some spare bottles. Inevitably, especially when jogging with 2 dogs, throwing balls, picking up piles, etc, a bottle will fall out. I'd strongly recommend this. It's a bit pricier, but from what I've seen, it'd justified by the quality of the construction and the design and features.

This belt was a 2021 holiday gift and replacement for a belt that was long past it's prime. It was great for a few months but the flasks leak consistently. At first, they only leaked when I tried to drink from them but quickly they just leaked always. I always handwashed them. In the market for a new hydration solution. My previous belt lasted > 10 years and never leaked. I could not find an option to buy new flasks.

I’m currently training for a marathon, and I’ve used this belt on 6 long runs now, all 15 - 20 miles long. I have a high waist line and wear the belt forward facing, and I have no problems with my arms hitting the belt/water bottles. I am a slim woman, and am able to cinch the belt tight enough so it doesn’t bounce, yet I can still breath, albeit not as freely as when I’m not wearing the belt. I fill the water bottles to the brim each time, and the 4 water bottles last me 15-16 miles in 40-65 degree temps before a refill is needed. The water bottles did have a weird smell at first, so I washed them four times in the top rack of my dishwasher and the strong smell went away. The first few runs I used them, there was a very faint taste to the bottle. I don’t notice a smell or taste at all now. So I guess you could wash them 10 times and you’ll be all set. :) I don’t run with my phone, but the front pouch fits my 2-3 honey gels and salt caps and chews very comfortably. The pouch has a Velcro enclosure that is very secure. My only complaint is that extra water bottles for the belt aren’t sold separately. I need 2 more for matters of convenience with changing out quickly to replenish my water.