Runitude Running Phone Holder Vest | Chest Pouch | Train Lightweight | Key Clip Holder | Light Straps | Waterproof | Reflective | Men & Women

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They’re both amazing, I switch between the two depending on the distance I plan to run, and what I need to carry. Designed to hold your phone, keys and much more, these running waist packs are perfect if you’re looking to securely hold all your valuables in one place. It’s got a stylish design that’s perfect for runners who want to use a sleek but unassuming running belt as a phone holder. You should take a measurement of your chest and match this with the size chart for the vest for the best fit - there are also women specific vests which will provide a more comfortable fit to a woman's body. Luxury sportswear brand ASRV designs minimalist pieces that allow the athlete to zone into their workout, and this chest rig is a case in point.

Crafted using a reflective material, it features a phone pouch that comes with an adaptor to ensure your device has a snug fit. Things leaking out of your pockets and unsightly running packs will never be an issue for you again.Fantastic in my opinion, the only difficulty with them is how to put them on; it would be easier if they were all in one piece. It’s made from the all-new Reflect360 material so will keep you visible in low light conditions and is water resistant. We have a wide variety of styles on offer here, so no matter your taste of running gear you’re sure to find the perfect choice for you. I can't comment on the waterproof bit, as it was very cold on my run so I didn't get particularly sweaty. A snug fit with its adjustable buckle fastener, enjoy a streamlined run with minimal movement from the belt.

There is a key holder but would only take 1 key and I prefer to have mine zipped up where I know it is rather than clipped on. The phone holder for runners is suitable for men and women alike, having a modern and minimalist design that looks great with your gear. For the traditionalists reading this article, we’ve included an armband option in our roundup on the best phone holders for runners. Here you’ll discover premium sportswear from brands like Salomon, Adidas, and Ronhill that can help you smash your fitness goals in style and comfort. Runner's World participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites.This running chest phone holder features a special key pocket with key holder on the right shoulder, a waterproof phone and card pocket on the front, and earphone wiring holes (if you don't have a wireless pair). Water-resistant and bounce-free, take the necessities with you including your phone, keys, sports gels, and zip safely shut in the front compartment. With a flashlight on the front, which is powered using rechargeable batteries, and reflective details on the back, you won’t be missed when you’re running at night. Turning off the personalised advertising setting won’t stop you from seeing Etsy ads, but it may make the ads you see less relevant or more repetitive. Our tester found that although it fitted well with no bounce while running, the horizontal design meant it felt tighter across their ribs than other chest phone holders.

An armband is a great way of keeping your phone and smaller items accessible and safe without the need of a larger, bulkier pack. Once you have decided on a vest, you'll want to try it on and make sure that the weight is distributed evenly - most vests have adjustments at the sides and on the shoulders so you can play around with these until you find the most comfortable setting. Fit – There’s nothing worse than getting an armband for your phone that doesn’t fit properly, leaving you constantly having to adjust throughout your run. RUNNING WATER BACKPACKA running hydration backpack is the most versatile option, as it will allow you to carry more fluid, snacks, and extra running clothingon long runs.

Wearing it is appropriate for outdoor pursuits including walking, trekking, cross-country biking, and night running. Some joggers don’t like to be without their phone despite the opportunity to take a break from your screen to work on your fitness and wellbeing. Whether it be a little thigh pocket to subtly tuck your phone away or a more substantial pack to keep everything in one place on your longer runs, welcome to pockets galore.