Water on your hip, essentials within reach, nothing in your hands

When running, taking a water bottle out of your bag for every sip breaks your rhythm, and your phone bouncing in your pocket eventually gets annoying. This belt solves both issues: the angled bottle holder keeps water within easy reach against your hip, the zippered pocket secures your phone and keys against your body, and you can move with your hands free, without anything bouncing around.

Designed for the field

• Integrated bottle holder: the angled pocket keeps your water bottle within easy reach so you can hydrate while running, without stopping or unbalancing the belt.
• Zippered organizational pocket: the closed compartment keeps your phone, keys, card, and money secure and accessible with one hand during activity.
• Breathable water-repellent fabric: the material repels light rain and sweat while breathing against your waist to remain comfortable to wear.
• Reflective strips: reflective elements reflect light to keep you visible during early morning, twilight, or night outings.
• Adjustable strap 68–125 cm: the adjustable strap and robust buckle adapt to most body types, men and women alike, for stable support.
• Headphone pass-through: a dedicated opening allows the cable to pass through from the closed pocket, so you can listen to your music without taking out your phone.

It accompanies road and trail runners, walkers and hikers, cyclists on short rides, and anyone who wants to keep water and essentials at their waist without a backpack.

Does the bottle stay put without bouncing?

The fear with a hip-mounted bottle holder is the bottle bouncing or the belt sliding with every stride. The adjustable strap secures the belt against your body and the molded bottle holder keeps the bottle snug against your hip. To adjust it, tighten the strap for a firm fit without restricting breathing, place the bottle holder on your dominant hand side, and distribute the weight in the pocket. Wipe the fabric with a damp cloth and air dry after a sweaty outing.

For those who run light, water always within hip's reach.