Best running equipment according to redditors

We found 1,198 Reddit comments discussing the best running equipment. We ranked the 671 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

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Top Reddit comments about Running Equipment:

u/emailrob · 113 pointsr/gadgets

I use this and it works surprisingly well even with a bigger phone (regular and xl one available). It tucks into the back on your shorts and barely moves at all. I've used it during a marathon without issue.

Actually, I lost it a few months ago and the temp one I have (running belt) sucks in comparison so I need to get a new one. It's expensive for what it is.

u/PsychedelicSunset420 · 61 pointsr/aves

For anyone who doesn’t want this to happen to them, and to OP. Flip Belt

u/MechanicalTim · 39 pointsr/running

The flipbelt is pretty soft. And I wear it nestled down around my hips, so it is mostly over my shorts, not skin. Regardless, I don't think it would chafe.

u/HanselSoHotRightNow · 30 pointsr/lifehacks

If you were jogging it was probably bouncing around on your dogs back and that is uncomfortable even if the dog doesn't complain because it is not a human being. It will just endure most things you put it through as you are the master, that's why dogs who fight in rings still love their masters after the fight. Sorry, unnecessary addition, I apologize.



I would recommend getting an SPIBelt or Small personal item belt made for running.

Here you go!: http://www.amazon.com/SPIbelt-Small-Personal-Great-Runners/dp/B004QQTDA2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1371607219&sr=8-1&keywords=spibelt

u/miniaturedonuts · 26 pointsr/AskWomen

I use a Flip Belt. It's the only thing all those Pinterest ads have ever sold me. My arms are too small to comfortably hold my phone there. It stores my phone and keys around my waist. Would definitely recommend.

u/doucelag · 22 pointsr/bodyweightfitness

Yes basically that's what I had: a patella tracking issue that caused kneecap to rub in the wrong places. It was caused by dominant quads and totally non-existent glute/hip muscles. Once these were activated and strengthened it essentially pulled the patella to the outside part of my leg more, so it wasn't rubbing on the inside and ran central.

The non-weighted exercises were (3 sets of 15).

Monster walks

Clam shells

Side Leg Raise (w band)

Glute bridges (Frog bridge is personal fave)

Bird dogs

These were good because you could do them with the injury. They are all hip/glute activation exercises. Then once the injury settled down, I moved on to a combo of the above and weighted exercises, mainly (3 sets of 12-15):

Goblet squats

Step-ups

Lunges

Hip flexions

Sit backs (basically a pistol squat but you sit back on to a chair). A physio told me these were the best

Single-leg deadlifts

Inner-thigh ball squeezes/pulses

These seem to work glutes, as well as incorporating vastus medialis (the teardrop muscle just above the kneecap that is often the culprit for patella tracking issues apparently), abductors and hamstrings to some degree.

I do these regularly and run way faster and don't really ever feel tired the next day anymore. Also I've stayed pretty much injury free in these areas. I don't ever squat or deadlift anymore and am much stronger than I was when I used to do all that. Its great - even if you look like Jane Fonda in the gym.

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Hope this helps. It is such a frustrating injury and it feels like you're never going to get rid of it. But you will.

One key thing that sorted me out was improving my running form. There are tons of videos on this but basically. 1) Don't heel strike too much. 2) increase your cadence. 3) shorten your stride. Your head shouldnt be bobbing when youre running.

Final thing: A knee strap worn around the patella has worked wonders for me. Doesn't work for everyone but give it a try my man!

u/accountforrunning · 20 pointsr/AskWomen

I am a guy but think I can help, my shorts do not have any pockets.

Flipbelt

Nathan Handheld Water Bottle

Phone/Storage Armband

Out of all of them I prefer the handheld water bottle. Can't fit my 7+ but that phone is ridiculously big. Flipbelt just looks weird on me and the arm band is annoying but if you already use one it might be a good fit.

u/Ohliviationn · 14 pointsr/xxfitness

I use the FlipBelt, you can get it on Amazon. It is absolutely a lifesaver. It's just a belt made of like workout clothing material? It's got lots of pockets and my iPhone 6S Plus fits perfectly, as well as my keys and whatever else I need. Great for when I'm wearing leggings that don't have pockets.

Edit: here's the link
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00JF9DWWU/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1475002040&sr=8-1&pi=SX200_QL40&keywords=flipbelt&dpPl=1&dpID=31-9rotYqZL&ref=plSrch

u/[deleted] · 14 pointsr/AskWomen
u/a-german-muffin · 13 pointsr/running

I needed to pick up a couple extra pair of running shorts, so I went the budget route and snagged two pairs of Soffe shorts for less than $20.

Pros:

  • They're crazy inexpensive (like half the price of the least-expensive sale shorts elsewhere).
  • They're legit spring/summer/fall running shorts (assuming you're OK with the low end of the inseam scale).
  • They're surprisingly comfortable—I probably wouldn't race in 'em, but I've gone on plenty of 8–9-milers and felt just fine.
  • They're standard issue for the US military, so it's probably safe to assume they're bulletproof (probably).

    Cons:

  • No drawstring! Don't screw up and buy too big a size, I guess.
  • No side split! OK, fine, this is more of a want than a need.
  • Despite being military standard, there doesn't appear to be an easy way to stash a 1911 in them, unless that key pocket expands way more than I expect it to.

    In all seriousness, if you need some extra warm-weather shorts, you're not gonna go wrong with these things, and your wallet will thank you (now put down your talking wallet and go run).

    (Side note: if you want to read some hilarious Puritan commentary, just Google "Ranger panties" to get endless blog posts about Soffes and how very, very uncomfortable they make people.)
u/Sapphi_ · 12 pointsr/running

I just wanna say I loooooove my flipbelt, I can't believe those arm bands for cell phones even exist anymore! It stays put exactly where I set it on my hips and nothing that I put inside shifts around. The selling point for me though is that I don't even feel it when I'm wearing it. If you don't have one, go get one!

u/chocoholicsoxfan · 12 pointsr/C25K

Sooo I guess I should make a summary post to accompany this very sweaty selfie!

This is my 4th attempt at C25K. Usually I make it to somewhere along week 4 before life gets in the way or whatever. This time though, I signed up for a race (this Sunday!) when I was on week 3, and I think having that deadline helped me to keep going.

I ran the first 6 weeks on the treadmill before bringing it outside. I found outside running to be MUCH easier than treadmill running.

In addition to C25K, I'm a dance fitness instructor, so I did have some basic cardio endurance before starting, but it is a completely different type of workout. I also swam when I was in high school and we had to "run" 2.4 miles a few times a week, but most of us walked a decent amount and told our coach that "swimmers don't run."

I picked up a LOT of gear over the past few weeks. None of it was essential, but all was helpful. A Running Buddy pouch to hold keys/bus pass/phone, some wireless earbuds, a few nice bras, decent socks (prevented blisters- were important actually), and a few clearance things from Nike, UA, and Old Navy. But in my defense, the bras I had were 5+ years old and basically garbage, and I've been losing weight, so I needed to downsize my active wear anyway.

The last few weeks, I haven't really been following the trainer. I just run til I don't feel like running anymore, and so I did hit 3.1 a few times before today. But I've never had faster than a 10:20 pace, so being under 30 minutes today was exciting!

Next up: /r/b210k

u/letcha · 11 pointsr/trailrunning

I absolutely love my FlipBelt for longer runs:

https://www.amazon.com/FlipBelt-Original-Designed-Shipped-Warranty/dp/B012CW3122

I was never comfortable with a phone case on my arm, and generally just carried my phone in my hand, until I found this. It's just too convenient.

Super comfy, I forget it's there, and if I wanna snap a picture on the trail, my phone is still super accessible. I even wear it when I have my hydration pack on, because I don't need to fumble with zippers and stuff just to get my phone out.

u/556_reasons · 10 pointsr/USMC

Silkies.

Make sure you go with one size smaller than he wears so his fellow Marines can see shaft veins.

u/Vlad_the_Homeowner · 10 pointsr/running

1) There's no way carrying a phone is a significant concern from a chronic injury perspective; tell them you're giving up running and taking up skateboarding, I was diagnosed with advanced arthritis in both wrists at 25 from skating, running is infinitely safer. But there's no use fighting it, parents have the upper hand on such matters, so you might as well start working on solutions.

2) Why do you carry your phone? Music, GPS, safety? For the first two (this is probably bad advice from a parent perspective) I'd probably refuse the fanny pack and try to leverage in a decent running watch instead of holding your phone. If it's a safety issue, I get that.

3) I started keeping my phone on long trail runs, as much as I hate taking anything with me. I use SPIbelt, it's surprisingly comfortable, and it's only as big as your phone. Honestly, it's a helluva lot more comfortable than carrying in your hand. The weight distribution is on your lower back, you can't really tell it's there. It also sits under your shirt, so you can't see it either. I've also heard positive reviews of FlipBelt.

4) I have an arm band that I found somewhere and keep it in my pack for when my iPod or GPS watch is dead and I use my phone instead. It works. I know a lot of people like them, but I'd still take the SPI-belt. But I'm 40, married with children, so I really don't give a damn about the fanny pack stigma anymore; I can see how you might feel different.

https://www.amazon.com/Spibelt-Original-Expandable-Pocket-Zipper/dp/B004QQTDA2/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1527739899&sr=8-2-spons&keywords=spibelt&psc=1&smid=A2SQRM7P89NWO

u/xiaoshin · 10 pointsr/FoodAllergies

May be too similar to a fanny pack, but maybe a FlipBelt or similar athletic storage belt? You kind of tuck things into them and depending on what you're wearing, might be able to hide under a shirt.

FlipBelt Level Terrain Waist Pouch, Medium, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_78HiDb2XMANWP

u/milky_donut · 10 pointsr/femalefashionadvice

I have a pump...same one as you! I've had mine for about 2 years coming from an Omnipod and injections.

Anyway, when I wear form fitting outfits I usually place the pump on my bra. If you have the belt clip that came with it you can clip it on the part in between the cups. It stays in place and doesn't stick out too much in that spot, for me at least. Plus, it's easier to access from the neckhole if I'm wearing a dress...rather than pulling the whole dress up.

I do also have a Flip Belt that I sometimes use if I'm too lazy to clip it to my pants/skirt and that seems to tuck it away nicely too; great for working out as well. It holds my pump and my Dexcom without feeling too bulky on my body.

Another user suggested a built in camisole bra and tuck it in there but it hasn't worked for me (it may for you!). There's also the whole garter belt thing but I haven't used that either. And I've read also of other men/women cutting holes from the inside of their pockets to thread the tubing and pump through there so it's easily accessible. That may be an option I haven't tried but may work for you too.

u/MobileVortex · 10 pointsr/scamp

i have a flipbelt and it's great. You can fit quite a bit into it, and nothing will ever fall out of it. It's not quite as cool as a fanny pack but it's also great for running.

u/ElliotLadker · 9 pointsr/running

Wouldn't a Flipbelt work? Hope someone corrects me if I'm mistaken since I haven't had the chance to use one, but was planning on buying one very soon.

They seemed comfortable enough and very non intrusive, but that's just my humble impression.

u/tconway34 · 8 pointsr/steroids

https://www.amazon.com/Soffe-Mens-Running-ShortOd-GreenMED/dp/B003AU5W1Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1491323713&sr=8-1&keywords=silkies&th=1&psc=1

The only shorts you will ever need for PT or for lifting are silkies. Good enough for the Marine Corps, you bet your limp dick they are more than good enough for you. Read the reviews, then go buy a couple pairs of these nut huggers. You will feel naked in them, your quads will pop, you will slay pussy. Jokes aside, original silkies are only for those with extreme alpha masculine confidence and a hard-on for USMC they aren't afraid to hide. You may recognize that Arnold and Stallone exercised in these exact same style PT shorts. Need I say more? If you got quads to rock these go for it, if not get the newer era version which are slightly less revealing but equally amazing to workout in.

https://www.amazon.com/Soffe-Performance-Short-Green-Medium/dp/B00933XURA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1491332483&sr=8-1&keywords=soffe+od+green+short

u/thedumbdown · 8 pointsr/running

Get a Spi-Belt. I use it just for my key, but it can hold a phone, some Gu, a powerbar and more all at the same time. It's the only thing that goes on every run with me. For water, my runs all go by public water fountains or I carry a Nathan water belt during the winter when the fountains are turned off. Only need that for more than half marathon distance though.

u/galifanasana · 8 pointsr/Coachella

I go Osprey hydration backpack for things I don't care about getting stolen (sunblock, smuggled snacks, thin hoodie), and one of these for phone, earplugs, cash and card.

The only thing I put in my pocket is "pocket food" - usually the crust of a spicy pie I can't finish, but crave at the end of the night. Don't worry, it's wrapped in a napkin.

u/TwisterII · 8 pointsr/aves

Too much rambling man. Cut it down to under 2 minutes and you may get some more views:

TL;DW:

Shacke Hidden Travel Belt Wallet w/ RFID Blocker

Dimok Running Belt Waist Pack

Gear Beast Sports Waist Pack Running Belt

iHeartRaves Hide Your Stash Boxer Briefs

It's also worth mentioning that people who get their phone stolen don't actually get their phone stolen. Through dancing, walking, and taking pictures 95% of those 'stolen' phones end up in lost & found.

u/dalhectar · 7 pointsr/Fitness

Ranger Panties, because you don't skip leg day.

u/Bones1973 · 7 pointsr/Ultralight

Soffees or silkies as what we called them in the service. I don’t have mine handy but they’re around the 3.5-4oz weight. Great shorts for hiking in if you don’t mind showing some thigh.
https://www.amazon.com/Soffe-197V-SR459A01-Large-Mens-Running-ShortBlackMED/dp/B003AU5VZQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1525925510&sr=8-1&keywords=soffees+mens+shorts

Also- if you want to be viewed as a European and not robbed as an American, skip the long board shorts and go short.

u/Cheeto-dust · 7 pointsr/running

I like to run in Ranger Panties. You will too. Read the reviews.

u/--Gently-- · 7 pointsr/Ultralight

When I go to the product page for those shorts it says they cost from $9.90 to $35.24, depending on size. But when I click on each size, they're all $27.99. Bad Bezos!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003AU5W5K/ref=cm_cr_srp_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8

u/toekneewitt · 7 pointsr/xxfitness

My Victorias Secret Sport pants have a key holder in the back, and I just hold onto my phone. I started out holding it when I began C25K, and now that I've been running for a couple of years, I just feel awkward without in my hand, like I'm lopsided.

I do, however, have a running belt for longer distances (8+ miles). It was $20, holds the larger phones, and even has a place for an ID/debit card.

u/drm390 · 7 pointsr/running

I started running in April of this year, but here is the gear I have been running with so far:

u/RunnerDavid · 7 pointsr/running

I use the flip belt and have to admit that I love it. I just love that it doesn't look like a belt and that I can even tuck it under my shirt if I want. It fits my 6" phone but it is a tight fit. I don't often run with my phone, anyway.

u/chelsey_duluth · 7 pointsr/Dogtraining

I use this. Called a Flipbelt. It have multiple slips so everything can stay separate and not bulky.

u/APJinx · 7 pointsr/triathlon

I bought a running belt to hold my phone when I run/ bike. It's been one of my best investments. I no longer worry about it falling out of a pocket or having to hold onto it. Here's a link to a more recent version of it:

https://www.amazon.com/Running-Belt-USA-Patented-Freerunning/dp/B019BQNTL0/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1523644120&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=running+belt&psc=1

u/ckb614 · 6 pointsr/running

You don't need anything except shorts and shoes for the next 5 months in most of the US. Buy last years shoes and $11 shorts http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003AU5VZ6/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/Tullyswimmer · 6 pointsr/frugalmalefashion

I dunno how short you like 'em...

But these are the most comfortable things to ever caress my balls while working out. The reviews are also pretty great.

u/Lindthom · 6 pointsr/TheGirlSurvivalGuide

One of these! And now that you have posted this, I'm going to start wearing mine on video shoots because I hate not being able to carry my phone around while on a shoot.

https://smile.amazon.com/Level-Terrain-FlipBelt-Waist-Medium/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1510766392&sr=8-2&keywords=flipbelt

u/tweist · 6 pointsr/Nexus6P

A FlipBelt is what I use. Not sure if its available where you are or not.

u/bdigs19 · 6 pointsr/xxfitness

Similar to what other people have said, I run with a thin belt. I have this one and love it. I used to run with an arm band (including two half marathons) or would try putting my phone in my leggings pockets. It was all terrible. The belt really changed everything for me! I barely notice it. Ignore the first photo that they include in that link—they stuffed it with all kinds of things to show you that it can hold a lot, but it ends up making it look bulky. It's actually extremely thin and light.

u/Dafunkk · 6 pointsr/aves

+1 for flip belt. Can't vouch for the one you linked but I recently just got this one and it works great. One big pocket for your phone and a little one for keys/cards.

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u/Cualer · 6 pointsr/ImagineMusicFestival

I was worried about this as well and invested in a runner's belt that I've got under my shirt. It fits my phone, keys, ID and some cash and works well even with alot of movement and jumping around. It's also pretty comfy to wear :)

u/ificandoit · 6 pointsr/loseit

That would be ideal for running? No.

I mean a Flipbelt may work but I think it'll just move with your abdomen anyway.

Honestly, compression underwear/shorts worn at the waist and a good shirt is my best combination but I no longer wear the underwear/shorts. I have plenty of loose skin/flab and put in A LOT of miles.

u/33427 · 6 pointsr/frugalmalefashion

I have like 3 of these. I really like em, it's my go to hoodie. Great for layering imo.

They're the same price on Amazon for me. I'd rather get it there.

u/prezcat · 5 pointsr/runner5k

I've got one of those Road IDs - they're pretty awesome. I have the slim version, and I wear it all the time. It's fairly inexpensive and I never have to worry about carrying an ID. I would wholeheartedly recommend getting one.
I also have a little Nathan Runner 5k Waist Pouch which I love. I put my phone in there and don't have to carry it around. When I've got a little cash, I'll grab one of these little hydration thingies.
I don't worry about my house key, my partner is always home when I go on a run. Running's not his thing. :)

u/LivingInSyn · 5 pointsr/funny
u/RockyMountainViking · 5 pointsr/crossfit
u/jawhite013 · 5 pointsr/GalaxyNote9

I use this. Really like it.

SPIbelt Running Belt: adult original pocket - no-bounce running belt for runners, athletes and adventurers (black with black zipper, 24" through 47") https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004QQTDA2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_rwkxDbWGAM10Y

u/EmbraceTheLorax · 5 pointsr/running

SPI belt! I run the cord down my back and inside my shirt. I also put my key in there. http://amzn.com/B004QQTDA2

u/beyondthetech · 5 pointsr/iphone

This is a hard case.

GLCON Portable Protection Hard EVA Case for External Battery,Cell Phone,GPS,Hard Drive,USB/Charging Cable,Carrying Bag Mesh Inner Pocket,Zipper Enclosure n Durable Exterior,Universal Travel Pouch Bag https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E70SBB8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_ENUcBbE1SWM6Q

Slimmer, multiple pockets.

patu Travel Cell Phone Passport Zipper Wallet, RFID Blocking, Ballistic Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074C7HMF6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_HQUcBb3NK6C1V

Big but multipurpose.

U-TIMES 4 in 1 Multiple Function Shoulder Bag Waist Bag Wrist Pouch Tactical Pack For Phone & Daily Life Necessities - Soft & Water Resistant(Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07583Z34Z/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GRUcBb3ZR6FBM

Sold also at Target in two sizes.

Highly Rated! Running Buddy - "Buddy Pouch" Black (6"L x 4"W) Patented Magnetic Storage Pouch https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ATIE5ZE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_ESUcBbBJ0NTMB

Variation on the concept.

iPhone 8 Plus 7 Plus Belt Clip Case Pouch,Premium Nylon Smartphone Holster Phone Holster waist pouch Carrying Case with Belt Loop for Galaxy S6 Edge Plus S7 Edge Plus S8 Plus LG G5/G6 V20-Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M3W54IS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_mTUcBbHV469FX

Best I can do in 5 minutes.

u/Gerdalti · 5 pointsr/trailrunning

I keep my ID, wallet, and phone in my FlipBelt. Works great, no jostle. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_Xw.lzbCYQF44D

u/whiskey_and_cigars · 5 pointsr/galaxynote4

I use a Flipbelt ( FlipBelt Black Medium https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_G1KMub0X9HTY5) but move the phone to my front like a fanny pack. It is super low profile so my shirt covers it and nobody knows its there. It is also very snug and doesn't move around at all.

u/internetosaurus · 5 pointsr/nexus6

I use a FlipBelt. Holds the phone (it's just big enough to hold the N6 with a case) and looks a bit less dorky than a fanny pack.

u/emrose276 · 5 pointsr/reactivedogs

It’s such an awesome feeling to bring your dog along for you favorite things! It sounds like you had a really good experience.

I run with my dog who is mildly reactive and she does better running. My dog was definitely a puller when I adopted her and I tried several options, but finally settled on a skijoring harness. Running for her is “work time” which she loves, so she’s aloud to pull me and let that desire out (husky mix).

I use this for for running Buddy Pouch
It’s great because it’s small and doesn’t bounce, but holds plenty of treats and poop bags. As far as treating goes, we usually keep running past triggers and I’ll pause and do some simple obedience once we’re past her normal threshold distance. It works well and doesn’t interrupt the run much, but still lets me work with her. Other than that, running is already a great reward for a lot of dogs!

Keep up the good work :)

u/KenMixtape · 5 pointsr/electricdaisycarnival

Use a running belt like this one and never have to worry about phone theft again. Plus you can keep your wallet there too. I use mine every day now, no more stuff in my pockets at parties!

u/Nignabit · 5 pointsr/streetwear

Picked this one up when they were on sale for $14. Should be able to get one for around $20.

u/bigceej · 4 pointsr/LGG3

I was in your boat a week ago, I found this and I am so glad that I did. It is so comfortable, phone fits perfectly, I think an armband with this big of a phone is a little ridiculous. I have simple earbuds with an angled connector and then I just pin those to my shit.

I couldn't find an armband that would fit this phone and was decent quality.

u/xrobin · 4 pointsr/Ultralight

Great, just running down your list here are my thoughts:

An SMD Lunar Solo would be 10oz lighter and $70 cheaper while still offering similar features and roominess. Granted you'd need a trekking pole. Mine weigh 5oz each and cost $60 for the pair, and they're nice to have for stream crossings and up and downhills.

The $40 Soto Amicus stove outperforms the $34 Pocket Rocket 2 in every metric and is pretty similar to the $70 PR Deluxe.

I'm not a fan of sporks, and much prefer a spoon, your milage may vary. This 75 cent spoon is similar to what I have and it's lasted me 25 years. Mine weighs .38oz

You don't need a canister stand

When I've camped in the Mojave I just slept with my food in an Opsack. In Yosemite you'll need a bear can but you can probably rent one or wait to purchase for when the time comes. If you're camping in an area where a bear hang is recommended then you can get a pre-made bear bag kit or just make one with a stuff sack and some good throwing line.

I have some merino shirts but only wear them in the colder shoulder seasons because they're too warm for me when hiking in summer. They're also really pricey. You could get a $10 quick drying t-shirt like this, or a synthetic long sleeve collared shirt from the thrift store or a Silver Ridge, to protect your arms and neck from the sun and bugs.

How modest do you want to be with shorts? Ranger panties are popular for being so light and have a great range of motion. Generic soccer shorts work well. Patagonia Baggies are popular.

For a rain jacket it's hard to beat the Frog Toggs UL2 for price and weight. I went to my local walmart and tried them on to find a good size. ~$18

For long pants I'd suggest Body Wrapper dance pants. Light, cheap, breathable, comfortable, windproof, keep the bugs away, surprisingly warm when sitting around camp.

I don't bring sleep clothes, just sleep in my hiking clothes.

Med kit suggestions- leukotape strips on a quick release sheet for blister prevention and bandages, a few sterile gauze pads to make bandages with the leukotape, ibuprofen for pain and swelling, anti-diarrheal pills, small dropper of dr bronners soap for cleaning wounds

Things you're missing:

  • Pack liner (garbage compactor bag or nylofume)

  • Tent stakes (I like mini groundhogs)

  • Dirty girl gaiters for keeping rocks out of your shoes

  • Sunglasses

  • Stocking cap/beanie (maybe your buff will work for that?)

  • Lighter, swiss army classic knife with scissors and toothpick, toothbrush and toothpaste, anti-chafe cream like trail toes or diaper cream, sunscreen, purell, lightload towel

  • poop kit with trowel, tp, zip locks for used tp, or go the bidet route and use water instead of tp

  • a couple smartwater bottles

  • you may or may not like having an umbrella to stay cool or hike with your hood down in the rain.

    Edit: a tip for lighterpack- there is a field for price and it'll add up the prices per category for you, making a running tally a little easier. there's also a link field which could maybe help you keep track of links to things you might want to buy.

    Once you've dialed in the list a little better, if you discover you're way under your budget then you could always consider upgrading something, like spending $100 more for a 10oz zpacks Hexamid Solo tent. Also, if you end up at a light enough weight, you could jump to a 14oz frameless pack which would be awesome.
u/DudeWoody · 4 pointsr/exmormon

Definitely don't look up what USMC Silkies are. They're not the most comfortable shorts in the world at all. Nope.

u/ninjawa · 4 pointsr/nexus6

I also use a SPIbelt and love it. I definitely recommend one of these.

Link: https://smile.amazon.com/SPIbelt-Spibelt-Original/dp/B004QQTDA2/

u/idreamincode · 4 pointsr/gadgets

I have a SPI Belt and I love it. I'm a big sweater and it keeps it dry. My wife also loves hers. Much better for us for running with.

u/Bulltrax · 4 pointsr/running

I use this. The spi belt. Super minimal and gets the job done for my phone especially if you run with wireless headphones.

u/vilayeveryday · 4 pointsr/xxfitness

I don't use an armband either, I find it it nearly impossible to operate any controls when it's on your arm all awkward. I use a SpiBelt - http://www.amazon.com/SPIbelt-Small-Personal-Item-belt/dp/B004QQTDA2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1422278174&sr=8-1&keywords=spibelt

u/RunTwoThreeClimb · 4 pointsr/running

In my experience they're all a bit "pinchy" if you want them tight. I end up with marks on the arm I wear it on! Alternatively try a small running belt like a SpiBelt or a FlipBelt . I personally use a SpiBelt as it's smaller and I can access the phone easily when I need to but see what works for you.

u/DOC409 · 4 pointsr/firstworldproblems

If I may make a suggestion: armbands are a pain in the ass and not worth using. For running, I use one of these and a set of bluetooth headphones and I will never go back.

No more cutting off your circulation, no more cables flopping around, pulling out your earbuds. I'm really surprised more people don't know about these.

Edit: And my home key fits right in the pouch. Hell, I can keep my ID and debit card/a couple of bucks in there for emergencies.

u/TheMauveAvenger · 4 pointsr/lifehacks

I never cared for the armbands either. I bought this waist pouch thing and have zero complaints: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ATIE5ZE

u/zonteck · 4 pointsr/running

Grabbed a flip belt a few months back, works well for whatever I want. Max width of stuff I store in it is my galaxy s5 phone.

u/Socalraver · 4 pointsr/electricdaisycarnival

I have one its called flipbelt its amazing

u/Pulp-nonfiction · 4 pointsr/MoonriseMusicFestival
  1. Have 2 credit cards. Keep them in different locations.

  2. Anything valuable in your camel back? Don't put them on the very top or very bottom(cut through bottom with blade). Wrap them in a hoodie or rainjacket and try to put it in a secondary pocket in the camel or most i see has a elastic pouch that is up against your back.

  3. Buy one of these. https://www.amazon.com/Level-Terrain-FlipBelt-Waist-Medium/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1469721248&sr=8-1&keywords=flip+belt
    It goes snug around your waist and the pocket can only be accessed by flipping it insideout. And it has a clip to attach keys to. Had one for all of TomorrowWorld last year and it was awesome.
u/Kathulhu1433 · 4 pointsr/diabetes

I use a flipbelt.

http://www.amazon.com/Level-Terrain-FlipBelt-Waist-Medium/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1463664657&sr=8-1&keywords=flipbelt

I use it a lot at work for my dexcom when my work pants don't have pockets. It can also hold a cellphone.

u/ub3rr4v3 · 4 pointsr/electricdaisycarnival

Have you looked at a Flipbelt Or even a fanny pack?

u/apopheniac01 · 4 pointsr/GalaxyNote9

It fits pretty well in my FlipBelt even with a (pretty thin) case.

u/Sjb1985 · 4 pointsr/running

I am using the Running Buddy XL Running Pouch, and I hate it. I loved my nike running arm band that has since been discontinued and I can't find anywhere online (not even to show you a pic). Anyone have some links of what they use and love? I don't want a running belt - I am too fat for most still at this stage in my weight loss.

u/meeksthecat · 4 pointsr/Parenting

Maybe something like a Flip Belt? It would look like an extra wide belt, but can hold quite a bit. It doesn't budge if he's wearing the right size.

u/Alkali_V2 · 3 pointsr/nexus6

I know the N6 is going to be bigger than the Note 4, but the Nathan's 5K running pack found here: http://www.amazon.com/Nathan-Runners-Waist-Pack-Black/dp/B0000ANG1E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1415950251&sr=8-1&keywords=nathan+running+pack

will hold a Note 3 according to reviewers. I have it, but I've only ever put an S5 in there so I have no way to report first hand that this will fit. But it is phenomenal for running on treadmills or on the road and keep your pockets empty. Terrible for situps and crunches though sadly.

u/ErrorX · 3 pointsr/funny
u/Bartuck · 3 pointsr/Fitness

Shorts like these plus any tank top regardless of its logo, color, purpose or whatever. Man I can't stand people appearing in Gold Gym crap or any other "brand".

u/Morejazzplease · 3 pointsr/Ultralight

I think he is referring to these Soffe shorts which the military refers to as "Ranger Panties" as they are a part of the PT uniform.

​

https://www.amazon.com/Soffe-Ranger-Panty-Running-Medium/dp/B003AU5VZQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1540308357&sr=1-1&nodeID=7141123011&psd=1&keywords=soffe

u/Projectile_Setback · 3 pointsr/bicycling
u/Jazzex · 3 pointsr/trailrunning
u/bassticle · 3 pointsr/running

Am I supposed to wear underwear with these Soffe shorts?

u/jaypeg25 · 3 pointsr/running

Got the Garmin Forerunner 25 for $130 this past weekend and I'm loving it. GPS is crazy accurate and the battery so far is holding a great charge (it's still reading as full after only the initial charge on Saturday and several runs between then and now). Syncing with mapmyrun is instant once I get back to my place and it syncs with my phone.

My girlfriend got new shoes, ONs. Anyone have experience with them? She tried on about half a dozen this past weekend at our local running store and instantly liked the ONs. We've been doing a lot of trail running recently though and she's had issues with rocks getting caught on the bottom.

Oh, and what do people think of these running shorts? They're so damn cheap I want to buy like a dozen.

u/PilotPeacock · 3 pointsr/Ultralight
u/CluelessWanderer15 · 3 pointsr/Ultralight

The ones that are/were issued by the US military:

https://www.amazon.com/MJ-Soffe-Mens-Running-Short/dp/B003AU5W5K

They come in a lot of colors.

u/colonistpod · 3 pointsr/weightroom

oh, ranger panties. I do need more shortyshorts.

edit: Check out the wheels on this guy tho

u/lonely_swedish · 3 pointsr/Fitness
u/Adventurertwo · 3 pointsr/Fitness

RANGER PANTIES IT'S ALL I WEAR. CAPS LOCK TO SHOW MY FANATICISM.
http://www.amazon.com/MJ-Soffe-Mens-Running-Short/dp/B003AU5W5K

u/HeroOfCanton · 3 pointsr/USMC
u/Waksman · 3 pointsr/running

I doubt a sock would help much much because I don't think the phone generates enough heat on it's own for any insulation to help. What works for me is to keep my phone close to my body, so body heat keeps it from getting too cold. I keep my phone in an spibelt under my shirt and haven't ever had my phone shut off while on me (but I have had it shutoff when leaving it in my car overnight, so I do know my phone susceptible to that.

u/Lruns · 3 pointsr/BarefootRunning

I have been getting some blisters on my KSO EVOs recently too. I think it’s the thing that goes across the top of the foot that digs in when it our feet flex.

I have been using Injinji Lightweight No-Show toesocks when my feet are blistered. They work very well. Personally, I wouldn’t use a toesock any thicker than that one for VFFs, so I’d recommend against using wool ones (especially if it’s warm out — I have a pair and they’re super warm).

I did 19 miles in the KSO EVOs on Sunday and my feet were bleeding pretty badly, lol.

Edit: these toesocks

u/Oranges13 · 3 pointsr/100DaysofKeto

It's PRIME DAY TODAY TOO! Here's some of the deals I have found for keto stuff, get them while they last

Spiralizer - https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00AW3B5MM

Scale - https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00M8FXDIQ

Indoor Electric Grill - https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00H4O1L9Y

Mandoline - https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00ZDVUWK4

Running Belt - https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00F01E3PC

Pressure Cooker - https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00FLYWNYQ

Crockpot - https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B004P2NG0K

Headlamp - For running at night (also great for working under the sink) https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B019G650A8/

u/lieutenant_lowercase · 3 pointsr/running

I have an iphone X and when I put it in my running belt I can't feel it at all. Rather than buying a new phone why not look into a running belt. I have this one: https://www.amazon.com/Flipbelt-Classic-Premium-Running-Medium/dp/B00JF9DWWU .

u/jwcook2 · 3 pointsr/GooglePixel

I actually gave up on arm bands for running with the XL. I now use a flip belt Link

u/go_ahead_dana · 3 pointsr/xxfitness

I think I got this tip from someone else in this sub, but I love my Flip Belt I don't really even notice it's there and it holds my phone steady.

u/Trancefam · 3 pointsr/EDCOrlando

I have a small runner's belt that I use.

Cheap and reliable.

All I ever take in is phone, a card, and cash. It sometimes takes some creative placement, but I don't like to go without some mints and hand sanitizer. There isn't a more disgusting feeling than using a port-o-potty and not having a way to clean your hands, lol.

u/Berringer18 · 3 pointsr/running

sport2people belt

I use this. It has two compartments. One for my iPhone 7plus and a separate one for keys. Very much the same quality as the spi-belt.

u/aArem · 3 pointsr/Coachella

Ok so here is a rundown on what is included and I’m going to try to do this from the top down for House Items and Personal. Roughly speaking House items are on the tile (left) and personal is on the carpet (right). The clothing is mostly from random online shopping or things I had around anyways. Tupac & Gucci Mane shirts from urban outfitters.

  • 2x Glowsticks (100 count): $9.99 LINK

  • Beer Pong Raft: $14.99 LINK

  • 2x Flamingo Floaty (only 1 in pic): $15.99 LINK

  • Unicorn Floaty: $39.96 LINK

  • Inflatable Mattress + Pump: $49.99 LINK

  • 50 Total of Morning Recovery: $99 (purchased off Instagram Bo-Go Deal) LINK

  • 8x Walkie Talkie: $70 Total LINK

  • 12x Bandanas: $10.88 LINK

  • 4x Collapsible Water Bottles: $24.99 LINK

  • 2x Waist Running Fanny Pack: $9.87 each LINK

  • 12x Safety Glasses: $13.99 LINK

  • 2x High Fidelity Ear Plugs: $13.46 each LINK

  • Bottles: Kids Multivitamins, Ibuprofen, Imodium, Tums, Zantac 75, Sunscreen, Baby Powder, Cheap Foam Ear Plugs

  • Other Items: Band-Aids (Fabric and blister specific), Blow Dryer (someone will forget), playing cards, glasses repair kit, playing cards, stick massage roller

u/Fuck_Cilantro · 2 pointsr/running

I highly recommend a runners belt. I've used Spibelt and the Nathan 5k and have been happy with both.

u/TMWNN · 2 pointsr/running

>BTW: No, I don't want to run w/a fanny pack. ;)

Have you tried it? This pack is invisible under my running singlet. Any pack is going to be less obtrusive than an armband.

u/cpm67 · 2 pointsr/Fitness
u/SpankWhoWithWhatNow · 2 pointsr/gaybros

Silkies that I have left over from the Marines. 'Tis a shame they're no longer authorized for PT there.

u/MatticusCrispy · 2 pointsr/running

Get some silkies!

http://www.amazon.com/Soffe-Mens-Running-Short-Black/dp/B003AU5VZQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397121678&sr=8-1&keywords=silkies

These bad boys have a pocket in the front on the inside of the shorts. Toss in an iPod shuffle (the little bitty ones) and it's like nothing is there!

u/pinkushion · 2 pointsr/bodybuilding


>In my case, these

You should totally try these. They've got a 2" inseam and are about half the price($11). I have two pairs and give them a big would recommend.

While a bit pricier($34), you can also get them in American Flag Print, Texas Flag Print or Camo Print.

u/goof9 · 2 pointsr/running

Just ran in these for the first time, 4 miles.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003AU5VZQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Loved them. Went commando, also for the first time, and it was phenomenal. Highly recommended. We'll see if I have chafing problems on longer runs though...

u/AirborneAmbition · 2 pointsr/Fitness
u/skydrip · 2 pointsr/running

I love these running shorts for Soffe. It's technically men's but I have about 7 pairs of these. Very light, built in liner and soft (but not wide) elastic that doesn't give me muffin top.

For indoor use, I wouldn't use cell phone or even GPS watch. You'd be better off using the watch.

u/_From_The_Internet_ · 2 pointsr/USMC
u/thelemonademan · 2 pointsr/running

I know it might be slightly off topic but can anyone recommend me some shorts with a liner? I used to run with some jockey underwear and a pair of basketball type shorts, but there was a thread on here last week where a lot of guys recommended going commando / shorts-with-liner.

I had a pair of Soffe Ranger-Panty running shorts (link) I bought a while ago and so tried them out and actually really liked them. They're very comfortable, but they're just so short lol.

I was hoping maybe someone could recommend me a pair of running shorts that is the same style but has a bit longer length on it?

Thanks my dudes!

Btw here in AZ it's getting up into the triple digits now (Fahrenheit) so definitely good advice here. Drink lots of water :)

u/Landotavius · 2 pointsr/SeattleWA

Banana hammocks. Aka Ranger Panties are probably the closest thing that won't get you a visit from Chris Hansen.

u/Marston_John · 2 pointsr/crossfit

I wear silkies and I maintain they they are the best shorts for working out in.

u/What_are_you_a_cop · 2 pointsr/Military

Soffe has a lot of really good, quality silkies. They're honestly the cheapest I can find while still maintaining some durability.
Amazon link

u/dreadnaughtfearnot · 2 pointsr/Ultralight

https://www.amazon.com/MJ-Soffe-Mens-Running-Short/dp/B003AU5W5K if you don't care about fashion. These are literally "ranger panties" ie the PT shorts issued to Army Rangers/Green Berets etc. Pure nylon so super lightweight and dry quickly, and have a built in liner to hold everything in place without underwear.

u/nerfdude · 2 pointsr/Nexus5

In my experience those armbands are really uncomfortable.. Probably the best option still if you're using wired headphones, though. If you're using bluetooth, I'd really recommend a Spibelt instead.

u/jilly77 · 2 pointsr/xxfitness

Fanny pack.

I have this one, it's extremely low profile, you can barely see it under my tank. SUPER stretchy, fits my phone easily. When I forget to bring it to the gym I basically lose my mind. It's a game changer.

u/theladydoor · 2 pointsr/rva

Music. Sometimes being able to blast my own music is the only thing keeping me going at the gym. I too have stuck my phone in my bra for this very reason. Then I got one of these because like you said, that was gross. Also, I can't stand arm bands. They just feel weird.

u/moogatronic · 2 pointsr/phish

You need one of these:

SPI Belt

Made for runners, but works for concerts and traveling too!

u/ElectronicBacon · 2 pointsr/pebble

You do have to take your phone and watch with you to use any run tracking Pebble apps. Pebble does not have GPS or cadence tracking built-in.

Watchfaces and apps can track just steps via the Pebble's own accelerometer without the help of a smartphone but not distance, pace, location, or cadence without being tied to a phone.

As for the weight of carrying a smartphone on a run, I suggest getting a SPI belt for your smartphone:
SPIbelt (Small Personal Item) belt - Black with Black Zipper https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004QQTDA2/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_g6hQub1R1CNXC

(Not a referral link)

u/halonut13 · 2 pointsr/C25K

A lot of people in /r/running recommend the [SPI Belt] (http://www.amazon.com/SPIbelt-Small-Personal-Item-belt/dp/B004QQTDA2).

u/sonofmad · 2 pointsr/running

You run in jeans?! Damn, I don't get that, but to your question, both the FlipBelt and Spibelt are very popular. I've had the SPIbelt for... 3 months now, and it's held up pretty well. The elastic band has stretched just a bit, but it controls bouncing very well and will fit more than just your phone if you want to bring gels or cards/cash with you.

u/Meth0dd · 2 pointsr/running

Does it need to be an arm band?

I use this. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004QQTDA2?pc_redir=1406967393&robot_redir=1

Its lightweight, compact, expands large enough to fit my phone, wallet and keys easily. With just my iphone on normal runs it doesn't even bounce around. Doesn't even feel like its there. Very happy with it.

u/Vanilla_Buddha · 2 pointsr/Ultralight

I own the DT Coolmax Vertex ultra-light socks with no cushion and they still make my toes sweat just sitting at my desk. There is not enough breathability in the toebox. I really love my Injini toe socks because it handles toe sweat and blistering.

u/kyle-kranz · 2 pointsr/barefoot

Injinji socks are the only ones I'll run more than a mile in. Don't get the thinnest liner ones, they will wear out. Get these

u/kevinbeard · 2 pointsr/GooglePixel
u/Ellington · 2 pointsr/running

I've recently been wanting to try one of these magnetic running pouches. The reviews and testimonials that I have read about them have all been pretty favorable. You can find more information about them on the company's website.

It also looks like there is a more generic version available too.

u/rieoskddgka · 2 pointsr/AppleWatch

I've had mine for years now. It's a FlipBelt

It's simple and has a little clip for keys and lots of pocket space. It's around $25.

u/gdestiny · 2 pointsr/apple
u/emceechau · 2 pointsr/electricdaisycarnival

I used a runners belt at Beyond this year and it was best investment ever. Didn't have to worry about my ID and phone. It was super snug and no one was going to try to take anything.

https://www.amazon.com/Level-Terrain-FlipBelt-Waist-Medium/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1496696648&sr=8-2&keywords=flipbelt

u/ramori99 · 2 pointsr/running

I run with my bulky phone. But I use/wear a Flipbelt, which I highly recommended. The phone slides into the belt (along with my keys) and when I’m running, I don’t even know it’s there.
Paired with Bluetooth headphones and it’s a perfect solution in my opinion. I use Runkeeper as an audio coach, played from my phone.
$20 from Amazon, much less than buying a new smart watch,

FlipBelt Level Terrain Waist Pouch, Medium, Black
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GVGBCbEYP0273

u/Gearedout · 2 pointsr/oneplus

I use a flipbelt, and its been great so far. The addition of some bluetooth headphones would be a great addition, but other than that I'm happy with my solution. I've tried several armbands and none have suited me as well as the belt. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00JF9DWWU/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1421191480&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX200_QL40

u/studyrunner · 2 pointsr/running

I know the belts are the most common, but I love this, though if you have an issue with the pants shimmying down, that could be a problem with the added weight. I use the drawstring on my leggings to prevent that.

u/Ashley5260 · 2 pointsr/C25K

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00PUO6KCI/ref=ppx_yo_mob_b_inactive_ship_o1_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I love mine! And I have a huge phone and have not had any issues whatsoever.

u/JustPlainTed · 2 pointsr/GooglePixel

These are really nice: I have the two largest sizes at home and can check tonight which is needed for the XL, but my guess is the XL size. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PUO6KCI/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/killing_time_at_work · 2 pointsr/running

I used to use a Nathan running belt/pack. It was the smallest I could find. But it flopped around too much. Decided to try the FlipBelt and it's been great. Also blends in better than a typical running belt/pack.

u/Erin1006 · 2 pointsr/aves

Not shorts, but I highly recommend this for valuables/keys. Used it to hold two wallets, a small medical device, and phone at EDC and was not disappointed.

u/CanYouFeelItNow · 2 pointsr/EDCOrlando

For a fanny pack I would HIGHLY recommend This one. It is a runners pack so it doesn't bounce around (been there too), and it keeps your belongings close. I keep my phone in one side and my cash, ID, card in the other side. It also works as a great belt!

u/bekilledoff · 2 pointsr/diabetes

I wear mine on this belt I got on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019BQNTL0/

u/secretsexbot · 2 pointsr/running

I'm going through this same problem right now. It's my 6th marathon, but I'm coming back after injury and I've done a bunch of training so stuff doesn't fit the same. I've outgrown my shorts with big pockets, and the little race vest I used to wear now chafes like a bitch by mile 6. Sadly this didn't occur to me until my last long run, meaning I'll be wearing my full long run hydration vest and feeling silly. If I had another long run to test it out I'd try a belt like this. Because really all I need is a way to carry half a dozen gels and a phone. I've never felt like the hydration stations weren't enough, though I haven't run a marathon with more than a thousand runners, or in very hot weather. In either of those cases I'd probably care water so I wouldn't have to deal with crowds at aid stations.

u/Blue_Steel_Skies · 2 pointsr/electricdaisycarnival

I'm gonna buy one of these: Running Belt USA Patented – iPhone X 6 7 8 Plus Pouch for Runners . Best Fitness Gear for Hands-Free Workout . Freerunning Reflective Waist Pack Phone Holder . Men, Women, Kids Running Accessories https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019BQNTL0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_mn8OCbQT31MRV

u/jinkerJihry · 2 pointsr/running

I like Sport2People Running Belt (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B019BQNTL0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ). I can put my iPhone 6 Plus in the larger pocket and then my key fob in the smaller one. And it does a good job of keeping sweat away from the phone.

u/jsargey · 2 pointsr/running

Has anyone experienced soreness from a running belt? I wear mine on my hips because when it's around my waist it rides up (maybe I just need to experiment more with tightness). Last night after my run I noticed that I felt bruised all along where my belt was in the front. I'm not sure if it's the belt itself or just the positioning of my phone and keys in it. Was just wondering if anyone had similar experiences.

This is the belt I am using.

u/hudnix · 2 pointsr/racquetball

I just use my android phone and fire up google fit. Used to keep it in my pocket, but recently started wearing this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019BQNTL0/ with the pocket in front for maximum phone protection. No pulse/blood pressure monitor, but hey, I can tell how much I'm sweating just fine.

u/Some_Dinkus · 2 pointsr/C25K

I think a backpack is overkill. Just get a running belt or a Flip Belt. They've a much smaller profile, are much lighter, and won't bounce around since they're made of elastic and pull tight to the body.

u/josefismael · 2 pointsr/ProjectFi

Can't recommend an arm band, but I use a Flipbelt and that works great.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CH0CYLS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_wyt2BbF0WG7QX

u/Bananas_n_Pajamas · 2 pointsr/trackandfield

That's pretty awesome then. If you can find some blocks, get working on those because they will help so much.

Get one of these for the tendonitis. Take it easy on jumping movements and heavy sprinting. I'd stay off the track due to that if anything

https://www.amazon.com/Mueller-Jumpers-Strap-Black-3-Count/dp/B01EUPDXEK

Once the knee is healed, I'd try to do a light interval workout once a week in the summer. 6x100m or 8x50m with lots of rest (basically just stay in shape while still doing something).

Then of course, get in the weight room. Plyos can be incorporated there and sometimes don't need a separate day.

u/mashingLumpkins · 2 pointsr/macdemarco
u/stopbuffering · 2 pointsr/dogs

Depends on the walk.

I have a little croasbody bag that I love. This isn't exactly the one I have but it's similar (mine actually has a thinner strap which I prefer).

I also have a super low profile cargo belt that's great.

I also mostly wear cargo Capris which tend to hold enough stuff and are comfortable.

Finally, doggy backpacks. Even the smaller packs can hold plenty: extra leash, poop bags, etc. I don't put more important things in the bags but it helps clear up the only need sometimes or probably won't need clutter.

u/celestialpizza · 1 pointr/windowsphone

I was also looking into purchasing an armband for running with my 928. I ultimately decided to try out a waist pack instead. It works great, you barely notice it, and it fits snug against my waist with minimal bouncing. I can also fit my keys and driver's license in it with no problem. Definitely recommend.

u/joejance · 1 pointr/running
  1. I have an older version of the Nathan Running Belt that does a great job holding a house key, my phone, and a pack of Clif Bloks if I need them. I also adore my Amphipod Bottle. It has a pocket for some nutrition too. I usually use Nuun tablets to keep hydrated on long runs or hot days.
  2. I very rarely now use my Amphipod Belt with extra bottle on long runs. As I have become a stronger runner and lost weight I haven't needed two bottles on long runs on hot days. It is a lot to carry, but occasionally bring it on real scorchers especially if I am doing one of the exposed trail runs near my house with a lot of elevation change.
  3. Nope :-)
  4. For long runs I haven't been super clear on when to fuel up, and how often, etc. I am defining long as anything over 10k for me personally.
u/ffifficult · 1 pointr/GooglePixel

Running/workout belt I use is no longer sold, but maybe the updated version works

Nathan 5K Runner's Waist Pack, Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000ANG1E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_jEPSAb94CGA5Z

u/metamucil · 1 pointr/C25K

I use this cheap running belt. It more than fits my GS4 and has a smaller zip pocket that fits a key, two emergency dog poop bags in case the pup poops a hat-trick, and a runner ID.

u/gorat · 1 pointr/C25K

I use this waist pack: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000ANG1E/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

easily holds my phone, keys and a little bit of money (for emergencies).

u/AcesulfamePotassium · 1 pointr/Fitness
u/SetTheWorldOnFire · 1 pointr/running

Could you guys post links to your shorts please? Googling is hard with these vague descriptions.

I love super short shorts, but, having a large penis, I am forced to abandon them. also because of chafing.

I love these: http://www.amazon.com/Soffe-Mens-Running-Short-Black/dp/B003AU5VZ6

I really like these: http://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/bcg-153-men-39-s-running-short/pid-998210?color=Black&N=46879274+10001&Ntt=3.5%22&Ntk=All

but I have to wear them with compression shorts also, mainly for chafing. Actually I haven't tried without, I will sometime. They are longer though. 3.5"

u/RustyToddRoy · 1 pointr/running

BOA vs Soffe shorts? (I'm a dude if that matters)

Boring backstory: I'm getting back into running, just coming off anbackpacking trip so my cardio is in really good shape so my motivation is good.

Previously I wore generic above-the-knee synthetic shorts but they're a little snug because I'm about 20 lbs heavier than I was when I was into running. I want to pick up a pair of "real" running shorts to try them. I'm leaning towards BOA for dat 1" inseam for motivation to get good-looking legs again and so I can get this and this pattern specifically. Soffe is cheaper tho.

u/gabishandmaid69 · 1 pointr/AskMen

Soffe Men's Ranger Panty Running Short,Black,Small https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003AU5VZ6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_1f1SDbSDRTAZ0

u/DontSplitIt · 1 pointr/running

I wear cotton t-shirts (the cheapo Hanes kind that come in plastic bags) and I'm comfortable pretty much year-round. If I know I'm going to be sweating a lot I'll use those little round band-aids for my nips, but for the most part it's not an issue.

Gray or white cotton Hanes shirt + these shorts in navy + sometimes a headband, is a preferred look.

u/frooder · 1 pointr/Fitness

Soffe shorts. Feels like you're wearing nothing at all.

u/ryland52586 · 1 pointr/funny

Literally just running shorts: Soffe Men's Running Short,Black,MED https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003AU5VZQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_xDiAwbKM8VAFR

u/TR0L0 · 1 pointr/AskMen

Short shorts (amazon) for running. Post run I will stop at grocery store (still wearing them). Women ogle me. I am not sure if they are looking at my legs, junk, or butt.

u/Rennur-aknehZ · 1 pointr/running

Amazon has the soffee shorts, I use those for faster workouts or 5k.

u/Furiouschipmunk · 1 pointr/running
u/AbominableSnowmang · 1 pointr/crossfit

Dog, I hate to break it to you - them shorts are not designed to attract women. If. You. Catch. My. Drift.

That being said, you can always go shorter.

u/davidarowe · 1 pointr/airsoft

If you play in a humid summer environment... ditch the underwear and rock these.

u/The--Strike · 1 pointr/BurningMan

Soffe shorts. Most comfortable daytime thing I wear.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003AU5W1Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_u58lDbNDEDBWE

u/mresancho1 · 1 pointr/bibros

Soffe Men's Ranger Panty Running Short,Od Green,Medium https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003AU5W1Y/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_XwozCb1G3YBKJ

u/chrchr · 1 pointr/running

I really like these military surplus running shorts that I bought on Prime Now when I was on a trip and forgot to bring shorts. They're not as good as the best running shorts I have, but they're a lot better than the worst and they're cheap and basic. They're kind of the ideal simple running short.

u/bluthbanana20 · 1 pointr/frugalmalefashion

For running shorts, no substitute for silkies! My military friends love them irrationally

edit: They call them silkies. We can buy them as Soffes

u/Zwilk94 · 1 pointr/AskMen

June of 2017 I had just bought a brand new truck and had a little time off of work so I decided to take a road trip around the country (USA) to see friends and family. I was on my way to Kansas from visiting my sister in Georgia and had to stop for gas around 1am. Well, me being a little naive and pretty tired I didn't realize where I was at, I had stopped at a gas station on the north side of St. Louis. I drive up to the pump and there's 3 other cars there and as I get out of my truck I can feel everyone in the gas station staring at me, I realized that I was the only white person there (which is what it is). I go into the gas station to put money on the pump and the gas station attendant (GSA) looks at me and says

GSA: You don't know where you're at do you? You should probably stay in your truck while you fill up.

Me: Okay? I appreciate it.

I go back out to start filling up and this drug dealer (DD) (side note, he was really friendly) comes speed walking up to me

DD: Boy, those shorts are way too short. You need to change. You gay or somethin'?

(When I go on long road trips I wear "ranger panties" a little shorter than these.)

Me: haha These are my traveling shorts. They've gotten me out of 3 tickets and they're super comfortable.

DD: Ahh shit, that makes sense.

At this point dude was pretty close to me, about the same distance you'd be while having a private conversation with a close friend in a crowded room. He leans in a little more and digs something out of his lip.

DD (whispering): You want some of this? It's good shit! (Has a dime bag of what I'm assuming was crack in his hand.)

Me: Naw, I'm good man. I appreciate it though.

DD: Alright, have a good night brother.

Me: You too man.

He walked into the gas station and I finished filling up and got out of there as quickly as I could. And that was the time I got offered crack in St. Louis at 1am. Definitely the weirdest encounter I've had with a stranger so far.

​

u/justashade · 1 pointr/genderqueer

I am shopping for summer clothes now. get tighter v neck or scoop neck tops that expose your chest have a hint of femininity. although if your a muscular dude it becomes masculine because it shows off your massive muscles lol. and shorts is the same, get tighter and shorter shorts that expose more leg. there's also shorts that are split which makes it more feminine. hell you could just wear men's running shorts and most people will assume its women shorts

Soffee mens running shorts are quite popular, design looks androgynous enough
https://www.amazon.com/MJ-Soffe-Mens-Running-Short/dp/B003AU5W5K

u/Leao745 · 1 pointr/running

I'm not 100% sure if it's what he's saying... But I've thoroughly been enjoying running in Soffes. https://www.amazon.com/MJ-Soffe-Mens-Running-Short/dp/B003AU5W5K

u/RealNotFake · 1 pointr/gadgets

Erm, $19 will get you a spibelt or equivalent. Great for running, it doesn't bounce with a smartphone onboard and you don't even notice it's there.

u/jerseymonkey · 1 pointr/GalaxyNexus

I use a SPI-Belt which wraps around your waist. Fits my Nexus and works great. Plus, it can hold a lot, really stretchy material.

u/linuxpng · 1 pointr/running

It's like a fanny pack, but is elastic and stays in place. I have a phablet phone so an arm band is out of the question.

http://www.amazon.com/SPIbelt-Small-Personal-Item-belt/dp/B004QQTDA2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417053335&sr=8-1&keywords=spibelt

The microsoft band is a fitness tracker that has a heart monitor, gps, and simple smart watch features.

http://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-band/en-us

u/Jordan-5 · 1 pointr/Coachella

I remember hearing about them cutting open backpacks last year so just one thing to note. I'm going with the fannypack Spibelt this year as per a Reddit recommendation.

u/KisstheCat · 1 pointr/running

Not sure if this will help with your iphone issue but try getting your phone to be close to your body for warmth. Something like spibelt underneath your layers would work great. Or a form fitting layer with pocket will keep your phone close to your body and keep it from bouncing.

For your latter question, how about compression shorts and wear your regular shorts on top? Keeps your legs from roasting and two layers to keep warm.

u/Frenchmasterflex · 1 pointr/Toughmudder

thanks! I was planning on bringing 4 and I should get everything. i was thinking of getting something like this http://www.amazon.com/SPIbelt-Small-Personal-Great-Runners/dp/B004QQTDA2/ref=sr_1_3/192-0708379-1440824?s=exercise-and-fitness&ie=UTF8&qid=1377738503&sr=1-3

then I can pack them and it's not a bulky pack to get hung up on stuff

u/bunnysoup · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Yay!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks so much for the contest!!

u/arudolph · 1 pointr/running

I highly recommend The SPI Belt. That and my Garmin are the only things I take with me.

u/BarristanThaBold · 1 pointr/bonnaroo

Used this at Coachella this year and it worked perfectly. You can slide it under your waistband on gym shorts so there's no chance of getting pick pocketed unless someone reaches in your pants

u/josandal · 1 pointr/running

Ahh, the area where you need a sled dog team to escape, gotcha.

Here's one. (Warning: toe socks are best socks)

Here's another.

And here's the one I'd referenced re: cycling socks that I run in sometimes when not biking in them (the Areator line is pretty solid, though generally I like pirate motifs for my cycling socks)

u/Sampo · 1 pointr/Suomi

> Nyt vaan pitää löytää ne sopivat sukat sandaaleihin.

https://www.amazon.com/Injinji-Lightweight-Toesocks-Black-Large/dp/B00AK8CGIQ/

u/D1rtrunn3r · 1 pointr/AdvancedRunning

Pretty exclusively the Run 2.0 LW no-shows. Some colors stay softer longer than others. . . The black and the grey/green tend to get crusty even after washings after going through the swamp a bunch. The light grey and pink I've had last for 2+ years.

I always get a tiny little hole on the top of the big toe where the nail sometimes hits the top of the toebox in my shoes.

u/Calcori · 1 pointr/running

I had this exact problem and it didn't matter how much I ran or how big my callouses got, any run over 50 mins would give me some bad blisters. I ended up buying these Injinji socks which did wonders for the rubbing but still didn't help for the 15+ km runs. So I got a pack of these gel toe separators and I haven't had a blister since, I just tape the gel separator between my two toes on the outside of the socks.

u/danimal317 · 1 pointr/EDC

I just got one of these to try out for this purpose. Literally just got it today but it seems like it should work out nicely. A divider separates the "water proof" pocket in the back from the open mesh pocket in the front. Both pockets are the same size but the rear pocket has a piece of velcro in the top center that extends down in to the pocket about an inch causing it to be a little more shallow. The flap also has a piece of velcro that attaches to the lower front. The magnets seem to be strong and hold pretty well.

u/iamsam1234 · 1 pointr/running

Any thoughts on this, buddy pouch
Not a belt nor a sweaty armband.

u/LEgirl5-0 · 1 pointr/running

Hydration Running Belt By Camden Gear - Runners Belt for Men and Wo... http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F01E3PC/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_Ch92tb1DJEVGW



This is mine. Love it! Light weight, doesn't shift and stays in the same place. Check out the reviews. One thing, I like to wear it backwards though with the pouch in back.

u/Jteph · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Garmin Vivosmart HR Activity Tracker which works good for any type of work outs.

If he's into running like myself - a running belt is awesome to have.

If he likes to do his workouts at home, Resistance bands are great.

My dog really likes these type of toys because we get to "Test our strength" and have fun at the same time.

If he enjoys smoking cigars. A cigar gift set could be useful.

u/drgrlfrnd · 1 pointr/XXRunning

I have this Camden Gear hydration belt: Hydration Running Belt by Camden Gear - Fits iPhone 6 Plus - with 2 BPA Free Water Bottles https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F01E3PC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Sb3-ybA6ZNJED

I hate it! I've worn it twice on long runs while training for the Vermont City marathon (end of May). It bounces, slides around, climbs up. Basically it won't stay put.

I love my little Nathan handheld, but I'm definitely also looking for something to hold more water for training.

u/helpdesk1478 · 1 pointr/firstmarathon

Preface: I'm a beginner, not an expert. I bought thus one ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00F01E3PC ) and it was lightweight and didn't bounce. Gave me a place to stick my phone for music and my timing app ( I run-walk). There were time between stops when I needed a little extra so I liked it.

u/vegetablesactivated · 1 pointr/xxfitness

How are you carrying them now? You may want to get something like a FlipBelt to hold stuff you think you may need plus it is something you could use in other situations (like traveling). Some of the high tech race specific ones probably aren't worth it if this is your first race. I have used a spibelt but it really is only big enough for my phone. If you have been carrying a few gels in your pockets and felt fine, then you don't need a belt.

u/rdev009 · 1 pointr/lifehacks

Have you seen the flip belt? That’s been pretty helpful for keys, a phone and money if I don’t want to carry a phone -
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_9A1yDbS97DPWK

u/Daybis · 1 pointr/running

I have been running with a flip belt and I’ve been really happy with it.

u/sparhawk6 · 1 pointr/Nexus6P

I've used this.
http://www.amazon.com/Armband-Jarv-Sweatproof-Neoprene-Reflective/dp/B0090R20R0?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_search_detailpage

But it is a little short, so the 6P sticks out a bit on the top. I would not consider it water proof, but it does provide some protection from water.

I moved away from it though, because the Velcro was rubbing against my arm and rubbing it raw.

I now use this belt:
http://www.amazon.com/Level-Terrain-FlipBelt-Waist-Medium/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1462289692&sr=8-2&keywords=flip+belt

I really like the belt. The 6P fits snugly, and no more rubbing velcro.


u/potterpopsup · 1 pointr/fatlogic

Ooh get a flippy belt! I love mine. When I run into work from home I cram all sorts of stuff in there and everything stays really secure and doesn't bounce around at all!

u/osker246 · 1 pointr/MotoX

Yeah. I was initially hesitant on buying one, but I am glad I did. It doesn't flop around like most armbands and stays snug against your waist. However, I do have to remove my phone from the case if I want to be able to insert it easily.

https://smile.amazon.com/Level-Terrain-FlipBelt-Waist-Medium/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=ice_ac_b_dpb?ie=UTF8&qid=1473727126&sr=8-1&keywords=flipbelt

u/alkaline79 · 1 pointr/running

Flip Belt is a good option.

u/bitemark01 · 1 pointr/running

https://www.amazon.com/Level-Terrain-Waist-Pouch-Medium/dp/B00JF9DWWU/

I've seen them for cheaper though. It's made of a stretchy spandex-nylon kind of material and you can fit just about anything in there. Personally I carry my phone and a key, and it holds it tight enough to my body that I don't notice it, but not so tight that it's uncomfortable.

u/Cizzle2 · 1 pointr/aves

Grab yourself a FlipBelt or a Loctote bag. Problem solved.

u/ap1219 · 1 pointr/RunningWithDogs

I don't like running with a leash in hand, so I started attaching a leash to my [Fitbelt] (http://www.amazon.com/Level-Terrain-FlipBelt-Waist-Medium/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1457729934&sr=8-1&keywords=fit+belt) with a carabiner. It works really well for us and I use the flip belt all the time, even when I'm not running with my dog :)

My dog is some sort of cattle dog mix and he's a GREAT running companion. I'm tired out way before he is.

u/galacticat · 1 pointr/xxfitness

I suggest the flip belt! It's almost kinda like a fanny pack except it's flat and much more discreet. They come in different sizes and colors. I wore it a lot before I discovered workout pants that had pockets in them.

u/Apollo_7 · 1 pointr/running

I generally just bring my phone and keys. I purchased a Flip Belt for times when my shorts don't have zip pockets. Some people find the belt a little uncomfortable, but I don't mind at all and I've never had anything fall out.

u/stopalltheDLing · 1 pointr/gadgets
u/chelsealynk · 1 pointr/aves

I know that feel - I recently got one of these and it's the best thing I've found so far. It has a zip pocket and will actually hold a fair amount of stuff while still laying pretty flat! I've worn it to a bunch of shows and it stays in place and isn't nearly as bulky as a fanny pack or running belt.

u/Berg1 · 1 pointr/Fitness

I bought this FlipBelt a few months ago along with Jaybird Bluetooth earbuds. Life changing!

u/carbonmonoxide · 1 pointr/C25K

I used to carry it with the help of my FuelBelt Bottle. A bonus if you need help with hydration.

Once I felt comfortable running without water (about the time that intervals went away), I bought a FlipBelt. I was very skeptical of the belt since I have wide set hips, but much to my surprise, it stays in place and is super comfortable. Great for keys as well.

They also sell this kind of thing if you're interested. I've seen better versions, but that's the only one I can bring up right now.

u/skragen · 1 pointr/running

Makes sense. I'm doing NYC too, but probably won't practice much until I do runs over 10 miles (I just started training for my first half).

I see you said you don't want a fanny pack and someone suggested a spibelt below. I wear a flipbelt and love it (and I would never wear a fanny pack). A flipbelt is just a stretchy flat tube of fabric that I can't even feel while I'm running and it doesn't bounce. Holds my phone (in ziploc bag to not get wet), stroopwafels (also in ziploc bag), keys, and whatever else and works great to tie my jacket around if I get hot.

u/iamtheriver · 1 pointr/Coachella

^ THIS! I know for a fact people have tried to steal my phone. At Zedd in '16, at RL Grime in '17, I've felt their hands go in my pockets and come up with nothing.

It keeps your keys, phone and wallet against your body at all times. It's also really great when you're out of it so you don't end up losing your stuff. The best solution in my opinion. My FlipBelt.

u/wadewilson11 · 1 pointr/nexus6

I bought myself Flipbelt (www.amazon.com/dp/B00JF9DWWU/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_U-UPub018G24F) for this reason. I was leaning towards using Bluetooth headphones but I was too scared weights or someone's foot would seriously mess up my phone.

u/Ferroso · 1 pointr/iphone
u/jjjjennieeee · 1 pointr/minimalism

I only carry a purse when I'm wearing something without functional pockets and can't fit what I need in my multiple slim wallet options. Also I prefer carrying a backpack over a purse, so whenever I am in a situation where I can bring a backpack around with me.

The wallets I recommend are:

- for your phone, incipio brand stowaway or stashback because these fit 3 cards+some cash which is more than any other brand I've seen (I don't like the bulky phone cover wallets)

- some sort of wallet that can be clipped to your side or shoe, here's an example with a magnetic clip and it's XL version

u/LuxrayAeterna · 1 pointr/GooglePixel

I was looking for a good armband earlier this week and stumbled upon this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00PUO6KCI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_dp_T1_TRUqzbSXC8ZEE.

I'm receiving it tomorrow, so I can't speak to it with experience, but I'm super encouraged by the reviews.

u/spazpants · 1 pointr/running

I have this one- I have an odd body shape as well, but this guy works great! I use my phone while running with my bluetooth earbuds and I don't even notice it- it stays put!
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PUO6KCI?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01

u/angeluscado · 1 pointr/running

I have this pouch and it works great. I have an SE too, but it can fit a bigger phone and it comes in different sizes.

u/LadyRavenEye · 1 pointr/AskWomen

Many/most rollercoasters have bins to the side to put your valuables in, so any kind of pack that you find comfortable will work for that.

HOWEVER! Because capitalism, lots of parks now have rides where they "don't have space" for bins, so you MUST buy (or at least wait for) a mini-locker outside of the line. This is garbage. Here are my tips:

  • Bring a disposable water bottle, like an empty gatorade bottle. Then, on rides you can't bring loose articles, put that gatorade bottle somewhere in the bushes, to retrieve after the ride. Worst case scenario, it gets picked up and thrown away and you have to overpay to get another bottle, but I've been doing this for years and that's never happened to me.
  • Wear a pack you don't have to take off during the rides. Fanny packs are getting popular which is cool, but my new thing is this: ["Buddy Pouch."] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00PUO6KCI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) It's for running so it's water resistant and designed to stay put while you move. Most rides I keep it in front where it's most comfy, but some of the ones I'm too scared to do that on? Just flip it over onto the butt area and it'll stay put. There was room for my phone, spare batteries, cards/cash, and it could have carried more, as long as it was all flat.
  • Alternately I just wear shorts with zippers.

    If you're going to a water park as well as the main park, my advice is to actually pay for a locker early in the day. You can keep a towel, change of shoes, and change of clothes in there, as well as larger items you might not have room for in your carrying around bag like sunscreen.

    There are 3 things you need to be able to stay on your feet as long as physically possible: hydration, sun burn protection, good footwear.

    If you are going to a park that has bins for every roller coaster for loose articles, then I honestly recommend you buy the expensive all-day-free-refills souvenir cup. If you get it early, you can more than get your money's worth out of it. Your water will always be cold, you'll get a caffeine boost when you need it, and they usually have things like powerade for when you're extra sweaty.

u/evogeler · 1 pointr/nexus6

http://www.amazon.com/FlipBelt-Original-Designed-Shipped-Warranty/dp/B012CW3122
This is the one I have. It is a tight fit but doable. The Bluetooth headphones are a must in this setup.

u/beercatbiscuitcake · 1 pointr/XXRunning

I got [this] (https://www.amazon.com/Level-Terrain-FBA-P-FlipBelt-USA-Designed/dp/B012CW3122) one. I ordered a large. I've got a 30'' waist and 40" hips. I did read in the comments that sizing was inconsistent. The large sits comfortably just above my hips. Not tight but doesn't move around.

u/jojotherider · 1 pointr/GalaxyNote8

My wife had one of these that she used for her iPhone7 plus. Borrowed it for a run with my Note 8 and really liked it. The phone was held securely and didn't move around. I made sure the phone was at my back and the band low on my waist. I used it without a case because it fit better. I may look at something the fits better with a case. I ended up taking it out of the band to switch tracks and I was tender with pulling it out because its a slippery phone. Would rather not have to think about that.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B012CW3122/ref=s9_acsd_al_bw_c_x_1_w

App wise, I like Strava, but that's because I used it with my bike already. Its not much of a training program that will give you a plan. Its more just a tracking program to show what you've done.

u/Happybit784 · 1 pointr/running
  1. Arm bands are great, but I personally don't like them. I like to use my arms to carry me through hard runs. I always felt restrained, uncomfortable, and uncertain if it'll hold. I recently got a belt and enjoy it much more.

  2. I really enjoy Runkeeper It has all the basics such as splits, pace, and miles. I bought the premium version ($39.99 USD a year) and it has all these training features too!

  3. I think the reviews are mixed here. I think it comes down to personal preference. All though running through sand or mud is more energy cost. I would say run on a mix of surfaces and see which one you like the most. Just be carful on trails, dirt, and grass. You can seriously hurt yourself if you're not careful.
u/d3vourm3nt · 1 pointr/GalaxyS7

Arm band that can fit a huge phone with a huge case is gonna be super hard to impossible to find.

Have you considered something like this?
Sport2People Running Pouch Belt
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019BQNTL0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_f7yhzbE0BMT3P

Might be a bit more practical.

u/kim_wexlers_ponytail · 1 pointr/xxfitness

A slim profile runner's belt similar to this one

u/internet_observer · 1 pointr/aves

I just looked them up and they look extremely similar to what I'm using already

u/sgissi · 1 pointr/running

Oh, I have been there! When I started running I kept the phone in my pocket when walking and at hand when running. Then I got a running belt, this one: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B019BQNTL0/ I love it but I also heard Flipbelt is highly regarded.

I used to run with Bluetooth running headphones to hear C25K/MapMyRun alerts plus music put I couldn’t really adapt well, I had to adjust all the time while running. Nowadays I use a Garmin watch (HR+ then replaced with a vivoactive 3) and put my phone in the belt. Hope that helps!

u/shamelessIceT · 1 pointr/running

I got this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019BQNTL0/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

and love it. Far prefer it over an armband. Fits my keys, phone, and ipod and don't even notice it's there.

u/unicorndanceparty · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon
u/Denadaguapa · 1 pointr/Lollapalooza

I’ve heard of people getting into fanny packs pretty easily. Flip belts are super awesome for festivals. They keep your things tight against you and there’s no way you wouldn’t notice someone reaching up your shirt or under your pants lol. they have them on amazon , and they also have different brands for a little cheaper

u/thesheepguy21 · 1 pointr/electricdaisycarnival

Flipbelt You may look like a weirdo grabbing at your crotch once a set but it really gave me a lot of peace of mind to know that i will have my phone and wallet when i leave

u/gblackwell · 1 pointr/running

How big is it? Would it fit in a flipbelt ?

or this?

u/brad_glasgow · 1 pointr/triathlon

I had a similar issue and used one of these knee straps, and it solved the problem. If it's not much pain then maybe give it a try. If it is much pain then just get to the doctor. Regardless, ice the crap out of it.

u/LaserBeamsCattleProd · 1 pointr/Basketball

Like every one said: Ice.

Some guys used to get some relief from a knee band. It compresses the meniscus tendon below the knee.

Again, ice is incredible, I used to ice like crazy after practices. You can also take NSAID's like Advil if you're a bit swollen, assuming you're not allergic or anything.

u/Dr_Defiler · 1 pointr/electricdaisycarnival

Went with this one:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M17PHO4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apap_YH9BR6TMFkswv

No fuss really. I have an s10 and even though it felt a little big it worked out great every day. You'll really only be able to fit your wallet and phone but honestly those are the 2 you really don't want to lose so I'd say it's worth it! Hope this helps find some other headliners find peace of mind at festivals.

u/jonsonsama · 1 pointr/GalaxyNote9

You could use a runner's belt.

dimok Running Belt Waist Pack - Water Resistant Runners Belt Fanny Pack for Hiking Fitness – Adjustable Running Pouch for All Kinds of Phones iPhone Android Windows https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M17PHO4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_Fe9IBb6N5M9RT

u/foofarley · 1 pointr/running

This belt was a game changer for me. I wear it in the small of my back. Works perfectly.


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01M17PHO4/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/randybowman · 0 pointsr/cringe

Or they're trying to tan, or just be outside in comfy clothes? Have you never just stood out in your front lawn with short shorts and no shirt? It's hot out my dude. If you haven't stood outside wearing only short shorts then I suggest you buy some, and I'll do you one better and suggest my favorite short short. I just wear running shoes all the time so people think I'm on my way to jog, but I'm just being comfy!

https://www.amazon.com/Soffe-197V-SR459A01-Large-Ranger-Panty/dp/B003AU5W5K

u/incster · 0 pointsr/running

I use a small CamelBak for runs over 18 miles if there is no convenient way to get water along the route. Otherwise I use a SpiBelt.

u/Thats__a__chop · 0 pointsr/Fitness

Get one of those tiny fanny pack spider belt things.

Like this.

u/brownspectacledbear · 0 pointsr/windowsphone

do you absolutely need to see the display? I've tried an armband and felt it bulky and one sided. I'm using a flip belt with my 950XL

here

u/airmoz · 0 pointsr/AppleWatch

I use a slim fanny pack/belt when running which holds my wallet, key and phone. I mostly use my phone to access my Amazon Music app but I’ve also used it to Google stuff or look up paths in the maps app. Also having a camera is nice if I want to take a pic of something interesting I might see along the way. So for me, the GPS watch is all I need.

This is the belt I use: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M17PHO4/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_QEoYBbDMKFN5D