HAISSKY Running Belt, Waist Pack Ultra Light Fitness Belt Water Resistant Running Waist Pack for iPhone 15 Pro Max/14/13 Pro/12/11 Plus Waist Bag for Women Men Fit Smartphone Up to 6.9 inch

Wearing the HAISSKY Running Belt is like slipping into a bit of well-engineered convenience. It’s lightweight to the point of being invisible, even fully loaded—yet it grips your body firmly without ever feeling tight or irritating. Whether I’m heading out in a tech tee or a winter base layer, the belt conforms neatly, never bunching up or shifting out of place. That consistent snugness across activities—from hill sprints to kettlebell swings—makes it feel like part of your gear rather than an accessory you're constantly aware of.One of the most underestimated advantages is just how much this belt can hold without ever looking bulky or losing shape. I routinely pack my iPhone 13 Pro Max (in a rugged case, no less), a full key set with a chunky car fob, an energy gel or two, a foldable £10 note, wireless earbuds, and even a slim charging bank—all at once. The zipped compartments create a sense of tidy organisation that traditional open-loop belts like FlipBelt can’t match. With FlipBelt, you’re essentially cramming everything into one stretchy tube and hoping it doesn’t shift or fall out. Here, you get structure. There’s a pocket for quick-access items, one for valuables, and a sweat-lined main compartment for your phone—no more digging through your waistband for your car key in a rainstorm.Durability-wise, the belt has held up to serious abuse. I’ve used it daily for over a year—through muddy trail runs, soaking gym sessions, high-humidity hikes, and multiple machine washes. The stitching is intact, the zips still work like new, and the elastic hasn’t slackened. It even survived a snag on a low branch during a woodland run with zero tearing. I’ve worn it under heavy outerwear while snow hiking and over my gym compression gear during cardio classes, and it always adapts to the layer.What separates this belt from FlipBelt most—besides the price—is how practical and forgiving it is. You don’t have to wiggle it up your thighs or lift your shirt every time you want to stow or grab something. The zips are quick-access, and the wide waistband distributes the weight evenly, so it never digs in. The material is smoother and doesn’t pick up lint or trap odour like FlipBelt tends to. When I wash it, it air-dries in a matter of hours and comes out as clean and fresh as ever.As for value, it’s almost absurd. You’re getting near-identical performance and fit for a third of the price. For the cost of one FlipBelt, I could buy three of these and rotate them for different activities or outfits. And while FlipBelt boasts minimalist style, the HAISSKY belt feels more thoughtfully designed for actual active use: sweat barrier lining, water-resistant zips, and reflective trim are small touches that show someone considered real-world performance.Use cases have continued to surprise me. On ski trips, it kept my lift pass, cash and lip balm handy under thermal gear. On summer runs, it held cooling wipes and sunblock sachets. In the city, it became a stealthy anti-pickpocket wallet during festivals and crowded transport. I’ve even worn it under a suit jacket when I needed to discreetly carry my phone and keys at a wedding.I now mostly wear this belt directly against the skin, under my shirt, and that’s where it truly shines. The fabric is buttery-smooth, lightweight, and breathable enough that it feels like a second layer of skin—it doesn’t chafe, stick, or rub, even during high-sweat sessions or longer hikes. The low profile means it’s completely invisible under clothing, whether I’m in a fitted running top or a casual tee, and because there’s no bounce or shift, I often forget I’m even wearing it. It hugs the waist securely without squeezing or digging in, and the sweat-resistant lining means everything inside stays dry—even during intense workouts. This skin-level comfort is something I didn’t get with other belts like FlipBelt, which always felt like it needed a barrier layer or rode up unpredictably. With this, I get absolute freedom of movement and zero distractions.If you value practicality, comfort, security, and sheer versatility, this belt nails it. It’s the type of product that just works—quietly reliable, endlessly useful, and surprisingly tough. For runners, gym goers, commuters, and anyone who’s tired of pockets that don’t pull their weight, the HAISSKY belt is an unbeatable bit of kit that’s outperformed expectations in every way.

Great product,really comfortable and main compartment Great for your mobile phone. Only downside is the main compartment zip fails after about one year of use,for a product under £9 is still reasonable value you just buy another.

A good running belt over all , I have a bigosh phone and it fits. Can squeeze a few carb gels in too.

Just what I needed to keep my keys and phone not to mention spf and lip balm to hand whist on a recent walking/hiking trip to The Lakes. Really great quality for the price.

First impressions are this is a great piece of kit. Takes phone easily, sits securely and is comfortable. It's discreet as well so would be a lot happier out using this to hold my phone rather than having it strapped to my arm.Hopefully it'll continue to impress me, and if there are any issues I'll update this review

Comfortable and stretchy, adjustable to size. A bit tricky to run the strap through the loop though.Good size e.g. can take a large IPhone, a pack of tissues and some cash.

really love the belt, it’s roomy enough to hold my phone, 4 gels for my race & lip balm & keys. It doesn’t bounce either!the only downside is that the velcro does catch on your tshirt & makes it bobble, even if the velcro is perfectly lined up :( it’s ruined my newrunning top after 1 wear. I’ve tried to trim the velcro around the edge in hopes it doesn’t do it again but other than that it’s perfect.

I’ve had this a few days and I have been on a few runs with it. I usually wear a running vest when I go for runs because I don’t like holding a phone in my pockets. I wanted to ditch the vest for short runs like 5-10k distances.. I found this belt, at first I was hesitant as I have had loads of vests, belts and holders that claim they can hold “large phones” and even show the measurements on them but always turn up way too small! This belt is perfect! I have an IPhone 15 Pro Max with a case on it and it still fits this belt very well! I like that it has a few extra pockets for keys, money, bank card etc.Performance wise it is very snug fitting so your items won’t bounce around and you can easily forget that you’re wearing it after a short distance.I have only had it a few days but I can’t see anything wrong with it and I would definitely recommend it, great value for money and super comfortable and convenient.