Great way to carry water on my runs
935239
I ordered a second one after the first. They are very handy for hydration on my morning runs (about an hour). I carry two in the high summer here in Phoenix but in cooler weather one will do the job. My only complaint is that it can be difficult to screw the top on correctly and there is a slight leak sometimes. But overall I am pleased.
3785464
Good running belt for running. This is great for those long runs and for those who need some water or hydration after a long run. I use this for post-run hydration as I don't drive and I run into the middle of nowhere and I cannot get water (at least not clean water). The waist strap is secure and bottles are secure except if your gonna sprint (your extended arm pump will knock it out) and if you bend over to tie your shoes (bending at the waist will force it out). Also water bottle smells very plasticy (hopefully that will go away). The pouch is large enough for keys, some cash, and maybe a small phone (not big devices, probably iPhone 4s and smaller) .For those running NOT SPRINTING, this is a great hydration tool.
854606
After doing all of my outdoor activities without having water to keep hydrated, this thing is pretty awesome. It holds more than enough water, and has just enough room in the pocket for me to put my car keys and drivers license. I would love if there was a little more room in the pocket, but i knew what i was getting into when i ordered it (read reviews that mentioned the pocket size), and it holds what it needs to so i can't complain.
My only complaint is that it is a little uncomfortable when running. The straps are tighter around my sides than they are over my shoulders, so it tends to bounce around a little bit when jogging/running, and causes a little bit of chaffing. For biking and everything else it's fantastic.
455044
This running belt is large enough to carry my iphone 5, earphones, credit cards, driver's license, and even my gym pass. It is very convenient since I can carry almost everything I need on one place. I normally use it while I am on my morning run, and I need to carry some things that can't all fit inside my hands. It comes in 4 colors, and I am considering buying one for my wife in pink. The material that it is made out of is soft, and the belt itself stays in place while I run. I received this product at a discount in exchange for an honest unbiased review.
4895515
I am really happy with this hydration pack.  I wore it straight out of the gate for a 22km trail run and wasn't disappointed - it had little to NO sloshing (which is amazing considering other packs I've heard), did not bounce and I was able to access other items on the front pockets easily.  Despite not having a waist strap (which I love), there was no bouncing!

The only thing I am disappointed about is that in all the reviews I saw on youtube and from the manufacturer themselves, it is described that there is an anti-slosh cord that you access from the outside while running and can pull to tighten the bottom of the bladder as you empty it.  This pack DOES NOT have this feature for some reason.  As mentioned above, in the end I really didn't feel this was a big deal... I made sure to get all the air out of the bladder while filling and the sloshing was still minimal.  I can imagine with this feature it would be nonexistant.

I LOVE that this was designed for women and felt the chest strap placement was perfect.  The other straps were easy to adjust while running as necessary.  I ordered a S/M and in the end probably should have ordered an XS/S (I am a M in shirt size), but that is my own fault.
729321
These are great for when I'm on the go or out on a long run. I like to make sure I have some water with them, but they can be taken down without it.
3895715
No complaints. The water bottles are easy to use.  They slide in and out easily while I'm running and you don't have to do anything to "open" them....just squeeze them to get the sweet sweet water within.  The little pocket fits my phone perfectly (MotoX with cover) but not much else.

I usually wear it to the side, where the pouch is at my hip bone.  I'd rather wear it like a fanny pack in the front or back, because I'm bringing fanny packs back in style if you haven't hear.  However, when I'm doing my walking intervals, my arms hit the bottles as they swing at my sides.  So, positioning it to the side puts the cute little bottles in front and back, hence out of the way of my arms.
1571938
I'm not especially hard on this item, but it does seem well-made and it is extremely handy for carrying around my drink. I take it on walks with my dog, use it for wandering around big events, and even often wear it while working on event setup and breakdown. It holds water bottles wonderfully. I sometimes use it to hold a can of beer or soda, but only after the can is about halfway emptied because it will spill. I don't think this would be great for running, because it will bounce around a lot, but to just keep your hands free during other activities it's great.
2508225
Worked out great with my pack and I own the women's small Nathan Vapor Shape. When full of liquid the bladder fits like a glove with plenty of room for other items.  I totally love this double chamber bladder It really helps during long runs.  I took it on a hilly 20mile run and was left in awe! The knob is easy to turn when switching from water to electrolytes. the bladder is easy to pull apart to clean. The hoses are rather long but i looped the through the bottom of my pack, up the outside of the pack (under the bungee cords) and over my shoulder. That keeps the hoses from whipping me. The only con is how heavy this pack will get 3Liters gets very heavy very fast  but totally worth It. Not worthy of losing a star in the rating. We will be purchasing a second one for my husband's hydration pack  He owns an ultimate direction PB 2.0 vest.
512799
After trying a different brand handheld that leaked I gave this one a try. Like most runners I need to carry my keys, gels, and some cash. This bottle does the job and does it well. It holds plenty of water, does not leak, and is very comfortable. Most of the time I do not even notice that I am carrying it. For longer runs where I need more gels and a cell phone I also carry a SPIbelt. The pocket is a generous size but it does not hold my cell phone, hence the need for the SPIbelt. I also use it when racing. It can hold 2-3 gels in the pocket. Normally my pocket contains some cash, a credit card and keys. So you can put a lot in that little pocket. This water bottle is very convenient and valuable to any distance runner who does not want to have to worry about hydration. Out of all of the water bottles and hydration systems I have tried this by far is the best.
1915703
I now own two of these because they work so well! I bought this for my longer runs during my half marathon training. It's just the right amount of liquid to keep you hydrated but not be too heavy. I use the little pouch for my jelly beans and/or gus as necessary. I also - sometimes - put a folded paper town in there in case I have sunscreen on (so I can wipe the sweat/sunscreen out of my eyes). As mentioned, its perfect - I went out and bought a second one!
3928235
Having water on my runs is a luxury that I'd not had previously. I am glad for that!  The pouch is too small to hold my Nexus 6, so I had to place it inside my running vest instead.  I did have a bottle fall out when I bent over to tie my shoe.
4847627
I've had this belt for over a year now and it is my go to for hydration while on my long runs, though I am thinking of upgrading to a belt with more bottles.  It provides everything I need, water, a place to hold my keys and my fuel (GU) while on the go.  The bottles pull in and out easily and the belt has held up through multiple races and has gone through the washing machine multiple times.  Great way to upgrade your hydration and fuel game.
1878541
This is my first hydration belt and the first time I used it was today on a 15 mile run.  I looked at the others with 6 and 7 oz bottles and that just wasn't enough water I thought so I went with these.  The water lasted the entire run but I think I needed to drink more.  The images show it worn high on the waste but when I did that, it dug into my sides (maybe it won't after I lose a bit more weight in the spare tire).  I wore it REALLY low and it felt great.  It didn't move at all!  I expected to feel the water sloshing around as I ran once I started drinking from them.  While I heard the water (I don't wear music when I run), it was more like white noise and there was no feeling of the water moving.  Damn impressive it was!  One thing that was really difficult to manage was getting at my food in the pocket with the zipper running down the middle of it.  I would put the zipper much higher for easier access but not on the top so there is still no chance of the zipper digging into you.  The pocket is too small to hold my food and my phone but I suspect it would be with the zipper up higher.  This is not a negative to me as my phone is in my pocket anyway but it may be an issue, even a deal breaker for others.  The cords that hold the water in have pull tabs wrapped around them to make it easier to remove.  But they are not secured to the middle of the cord; they only wrap around, so they end up falling to either side and you have to retrieve them the next time you want water.  I will be sewing them into the center of the cord so they stay in one place.  An easy fix to remove a distraction.  For event runs, I find it very difficult to drink from the cups while running.  It really messes me up and I usually walk though the stations and drink.  With these bottles, I have no issues drinking while running.  I read a review stating the bottles didn't seal well but I found no issues with the bottles.  With the angled neck, I feel like the  hamster I had as a boy drinking from its water bottle clipped to the side of the cage.  :O)

Lastly, with the bottles situated the way they are, it's hard to bend down to tie your shoe or to stretch.  When walking and stretching the last half mile of my run, I spun it around so the bottles were in the back.  It was REALLY easy to spin back, it didn't move and it was easy to stretch after that.  A simple movement spun it around again so it faced the front.  Both ways were super comfortable but I didn't test drinking from the bottles when facing back.

Overall, I love this belt.  I originally got it for longer runs but since it's so easy to run with, I will even wear it on shorter runs because it is so comfortable to drink from (I won't have to use the fountains along the park trails).

Gerald Demers
4758763
I love the Zikee Hydration Running Belt.  The material is high quality and well designed.  I like that the belt is elastic adding to the comfort.  Most of the time when I go for walks or runs I am wearing pants that do not have pockets.  This solves my pocket issue, plus gives me a place to store my water instead of carrying it like I used to do.  I like to take my dog with me, so it is nice to free up my hands. Having a spot for two bottles is great for weight distribution.

I received this item at a discount for an honest and unbiased opinion.
2433450
I have now taken two runs with my new belt.  The first was a short run
mostly to just get the feel of it.  The second was an eight-miler in
reasonably hot weather (but not the 90 degree stuff we've had for
several weeks).  This gave me a sense of the sufficiency of the water
supply.
So far it's a huge success.  I've had several hydration belts in the past,
and was never really satisfied.  The belts would either loosen up in
time, or the bottle would slide around in front and I'd have to push it back
and it would slide around again.  Or it would bang on my hip for all
those steps.  Or if it had two medium bottles it would be too heavy.
Or the pouch or pockets would not be large enough to carry what I
wanted.
This belt has the wide Velcro strap that holds it firmly in place.  It's
not too heavy, with the small bottles, though I haven't yet carried my
phone.  I try not to carry too much stuff anyway.
The obvious drawback is the small bottles.  If you are one who drinks
lots of water, you might find it an issue.  For now I've decided the lower
amount of water is an acceptable tradeoff for the very secure and light
belt.
Not the least of the matter, the price was very reasonable.
7228
I needed a sturdy water pack for daily hiking trips. Since I carry all of my equipment in a vest, I had no need for a backpack and I didn't want to carry a water bottle around. This thing carries about 2 litres which, for a simple day hiking or a quick run, is more than enough. I've yet to run out and that's with me basically keeping the tube between my lips and having a drink every minute or so. Both of the straps adjust perfectly and running or climbing hills it doesn't bounce at all.

The bladder has a big opening to fill. It's big enough that I fill about half of it with water and the other half with ice cubes so I have cold water all day long. The mesh on the back is big enough to carry either a book should I want to stop and read for a while or my first-aid kit if I don't feel like shoving it in my vest.

It would be easy to pay $40+ for a Columbia or other well-known brand of hydration backpacks which carry the exact same amount or less. This is really quite the bargain. My only complaint is that I wish it was a tiny bit thicker so I could carry even a few more things in the net part on the back.