Running Buddy Magnetic Buddy Pouch: Magnet Pocket Pouches for Cell Phones, iPhone & Other Gear - Beltless Running Pouch Waist Bag for Running, Fitness, Workouts and Traveling (3 Sizes: Small 5 7/8"L, XL 6 3/4"L & XXL 7 1/8"L)

Suitable for teenagers as well! bought this three years ago as a way for my then preteen son to carry his Epipens and Benadryl tablets in public and still look cool while doing so. My Fanny pack was never even on the list of items to mention, I tried Spibelt but it was too uncomfortable (the autoinjector cases can be uncomfortable)- I bought this product after running into two brand name EpiPens fit snugly in there. There was still space to fit several Benadryl chewable tablets in there. There is currently nothing but room for two more generic Adrenaclick auto-injectors (they're much slimmer than Epipens) as well as benadryl, but there is still enough room for two One of the magnets has now escaped through the fabric after 3 years of use, and another one is about to do the same. As a result, I have added one more item to the cart and decided to leave The Epipen case that I have in my hands is still not the best hands-free Epipen case I have ever found that is suited for teens to carry out.

Alec Gonzalez

| Apr 20, 2021

The shoes you need for running A $150 check. Buying a GPS watch costs The following compression shorts will help you fight off the cold A 75-dollar bill. You get a running buddy when The value is incalculable (but $ 20). Today I took it out on an 8 mile run, and I have to say that it was nothing short of awesome. Since about four years ago, I have been running with a belt so I can carry my phone and stuff. That thing was nice, and I appreciate the work it has put in, but it started sliding up my back and rubbing all over me. I also thought it was strange and clunky, and even became "heavy" during the long run. This was NOT the running buddy. This was a piece of equipment I literally forgot to bring. In addition to hills and everything, it was a difficult run. While I was running down a huge hill, it bounced just a little, but not enough to make me notice. Any runner who, for any reason, prefers to carry a phone with them is advised to buy this product. I didn't wear it with a hose like some above mentioned) and it didn't cause my shorts to fall. Though I did go ahead and tie the drawstring just in case. What a wonderful thing this is.

Ensley Leon

| Jan 06, 2021

The days of jogging are gone, but a belly bag is the best way for me to store my passport and credit cards on an overseas trip. This running buddy came to my attention after researching a number of belts, bags, and pouches. Compared to the over-sized items and zipper issues, the Running Buddy was perfect. I wore it for six days in Rio de Janeiro and it wasn't even noticeable under my hanging shirt. It was easily accessible and didn't become a problem due to the The fact that it was located slightly off-centered to my abdomen area never made me feel unat ease. This is the only negative aspect It is possible to use the magnetic side of the pouch to store some of your most valuable items. In my use of the item, there is no flaw, the flaw is in my use of A pouch is designed to be worn by runners and joggers A standing position is usual for these creatures. There was a separation of magnets at the restaurant tables when I sat there. Because I tucked the back half of the pouch into my trousers, there was never a concern about losing it. In the end, it was just a matter of resetting The pouch magnets need to be adjusted. The periodic adjustments were all I needed to remember the pouch existed. The clothes were very comfortable and I forgot I had them on. The functionality of this pouch as a jogger's pouch is not clear to me It's an easy-access pouch with plenty of space to keep valuables, but would definitely recommend it for anyone. The pouch is designed to hold all the items you need to store in it. In one section of the pouch, I stored my passport, international driver's license, and state license, and in the other section, I stored my credit cards, hotel door cards, and cash. A velcro flap was used to attach both sections. If I had been able to store my Galaxy S4 in the front compartment, I would have had to remove some.

Salvatore Morton

| Aug 03, 2020

I've just finished running the Star Wars half marathon With the RB XL Pouch attached to a FlipBelt along with the RB H20 Pouch, you are ready to run the marathon. Though you might think it is a bit overkill to have two pocket products, the two products work in harmony. The storage space is enormous, it is comfortable, it has water, and it does not shift. With the RB Pouch, the long magnets prevent the FlipBelt from scrunching, and with the FlipBelt, you can attach the Pouch to your shorts, which would sag and move if you attached it to the elastic of your shorts. This is my setup (see the photo of my fourth set up). In my hand are three photographs, one taken before and one taken after the half-marathon To demonstrate how practical this was, we ran a marathon. You can see how much I was able to carry comfortably if you look at the photo of me posing with Jabba the Hutt before the race. In plain language, see my last photo for a brief description 1) RB XL Pouch (where Stormtroopers usually carry a thermal detonator) I also brought my wife's sunglasses because the race started before sunrise, 3 packs of gummies for us both, toilet paper (you always have to gamble with portable toilets). 2) Flipbelt note 3 phone, wallet, hand sanitizer, giant sunglasses on the side. 3) RB H20 Pouch pocket. - 8 oz. of water (My wife only used the FlipBelt for her Note 4, and I used a RB H20 Pouch since I could )By the time we got to the Wampa area- The op at mile 9 I gave my wife her sunglasses I kept in my RB XL, I bought tons of free gels from the people handing them out, and I replaced the space. You can also see how my sunglasses hook and stay on the FlipBelt. When my partner and I queued up for photos with Captain Phasma of Tarth, I stuffed all of the free gifts I received either into the RB XL or between my FlipBelt and skin (free cooling towels, snacks, etc. ). As a consequence, I returned the other running storage solutions I tried in the past since they did one thing well, but not everything. A solution to all the problems can be found in this combination. In other words, yeah, with this setup, I bet your phone would fit into the Buddy Pouch, and it would be comfortable and stable, but I'd rather have other things. The A. E. R. Smell-o-Vision is particularly recommended for longer runs, if you are planning to use a portapotty, or if you suspect you might run into a Wampa mid-race. The following products were also The FlipBelt and the Running Buddy H20*.

Magnus Cunningham

| Jul 06, 2021