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Question: Would it fit a camera? I need something to hold my underwater camera while I'm swimming in the ocean. It doesn't have to be waterproof.
Document: After research and talking to my running neighbors, I wanted a belt that would hold a small digital camera and car keys for a 5k coming up. This came today and is very comfortable and not visible under clothes. My camera and keys fit. This is very similar in size to a SPIbelt, except the pouch isn't stretchy like the SPIbelt. Will fit an Iphone or Droid phone in place of camera. Belt is adjustable and a 2&#34; wide belt, unlike the SPIbelts that are skinnier.
Well, it is a big deal. I'm not a particularly thin person (32 inch waist), but I really have to tighten this pack to make it fit. This leaves at least a foot of dangling strap on each side. I would trim the ends like others have suggested, but the problem is there is nothing to hold the ends down. You know how a belt has a little loop next to the buckle to hold down the extra bit of belt? There is nothing like that on this pack.
I would completely recommend this pack. But for running, I would look for something else. It has way too much space for running anyway. You don't need to carry all that much stuff.
Size an comfort were the two biggest factors for me. I needed something that would hold my phone, keys and wallet while I run.This does the job perfectly. I have a thin wallet (just ID and a couple cards/cash), my phone (iPhone 5), and keys (car key + five loose) and it all fits with a little room to spare.I hardly even notice the pack while I run, it stays put and feels snug and secure to my body.
I have been looking for something to hold my iPhone while I run, I can never seem to find armbands that stay in place so I decided to try this belt. I took it out for a 6 mile run right after I postman delivered it and it worked perfectly...it even held my car key. I probably could have fit more in there if I needed too. I was comfortable to wear and didn't move around while I ran.
It it holding up with no issues. My only complaint is that if I'm running a race and need a spot for my car keys, with my phone and ID in here, there is not a good way to carry my car keys with all the large fobs on them. I have to remove my car key from the door opener fob for it to fit with everything else in the pack.
Before I got this waist pack I wouldn't take  my phone or house key with me, because I didn't want to hold it in my hand. In December I sprained my ankle during a run. I couldn't call my husband to pick me up. I had to walk home on a messed up ankle. Wish I would've had this pack then. My Galaxy s4 and house key fit perfectly. The fit is great. I forget I'm wearing it.
My phone and credit cards store very well. I don't like the way the car key and fob combo fit - bulks and stretches too much. It would be ok for a single key with no hooks, but I don't like doing that without some sort of tie in. Otherwise it's been great for using my phone as a pedometer while power walking. I'm tall and medium build and it fits me well, rides on my hips comfortably.
Well constructed and perfectly sized pouch but circumference-wise it's just slightly too big for my hips (I measured and I'm about 35 inches around) - so even when I adjust the strap as tight as I can, it still bounces up to my waist. I tried tying a knot in the strap first and then it fit much better but was also much less comfortable.I wish there was a smaller size option available because this is otherwise a great pack and one I would recommend!
This is great. Haven't used for running yet, but used while at one of the Orlando parks -- carried my iphone, some cash, a little pocket camera and some credit cards, while still being able to go on all the rides without feeling like all my stuff was going to fall out of a purse. As a runner, I could see using this (I use an arm band). It sits close to the waist, is streamlined, and would work well on a run. Highly recommended!
Answer: yes