The new lululemon pace breaker short with the new liner that has a built in phone pocket and under armour's 7in shorts with a speedpocket have been my go to's this summer. Great vid! Happy running!
Great sunrise videography! Love running early this time of year. I have been using the Flipbelt since I was introduced to it at the Shamrock Shuffle Expo back in March. I would agree I think it's best when the temp is a little cooler (spring, fall, winter) but it has worked nice this summer too. What I have found is that my phone will "disable" at times while I'm running my route. I've noticed that it usually happens when it gets fairly hot (happens near end of runs) or excessively sweaty. I still really like the belt. The other nice thing is that you can throw it in the wash and dry it easily. Nike also makes a short (very expensive but super nice) called the Flex Swift short that has zippered running pockets. Love the fact that I don't have to worry about anything falling out of the pockets but still do feel heavier items flap around a bit when running. The compression Road Runner shorts are really good and hold everything super tight to the body. Thanks for doing a video on this because anyone who runs with a phone has encountered and thought about these issues.
i just got a pair of the flex swift with the zipper pockets. i haven't run in them yet, but i generally like zipper pockets as the bouncing isn't a terrible problem for me for moderate or easy days. and harder days, i would probably pick a different shot
I run with the SPI Belt. I have the water proof one and it’s dries fast and keeps my phone dry. Doesn’t bounce. And has little loops around it for my gels. I also wear it in the small of my back. Try it some time. Lots of colors and options and very good price 👍🏼 love the videos keep it up!
I use vaporkrar waistpak, it works perfect, breathable and quickly dried. No bounce with 400/500ml water filled flask, phone in the front pocket. And also, very easy to adjust when running. The only issue is you have to practise putting the flask back.
I use a similar waist pack (cheapie from ebay). Has a clear front pocket so can use the phone without taking it out, or actually flip the phone & turn on the torch for night running
i use a small waistpack, too. it has enough storage space for all my necessary items (smartphone, keys, handkerchief). since i just go on short runs (>8 km), i dont need more stuff. but i really have to thight the waistpack up, so it doesnt bounce that much.
I use "The Zipster" by Nathan, a belt with 4 pockets, two elastic and two with a zipper. It's great for carrying your phone, keys, gels, ids, bars and so on. However, it doesn't drain water pretty well.
I’ve used the “SPIbelt” (small personal item) for several years. Many different variations on the website. Works great with phones, and you can add extra “sleeves/pockets” to carry gels, etc. One can also add water bottles that go on the belt. Extremely adjustable. Overall, very little bounce, if any. - edit - (I use the "non-logo SPIbelt" w/ 2ea. extra "SPI Solo-Pockets" and 2 ea. of the older 6oz hydration bottles - only downside .... with gels in the pockets and full water and iPhone load, the belt needs to be tighten a bit more to reduce bounce and slippage, which may be too tight around the waist for some). AND one additional edit - (I use a small piece of 6mil plastic (think HD wastebasket liners) behind the iPhone pocket, and lap it over the front of the pocket as well. In the summer, a great deal of sweat accumulates, and the plastic keeps the phone away from the sweat of the body and the sweat dripping off the shirt).
@@kofuzi No, the material it's not like a "Dri-FIT" shirt that gets soaked and stays soaked with sweat when it's humid. Dries quite fast, and always by the next morning. I just add the plastic overlay on the one pouch that holds the phone, because I'm a minimalist and don't use any type of iPhone case, so I'm extra careful to keep sweat and/or rain water away from it (it's an older iPhone 5s, so I don't really know how waterproof it is). SPIbelt does make some units that are "water-resistant", but I wanted my iPhone to also be able to breathe, so I didn't purchase one of those.
@@blake3037 - I read, long ago, that placing iPhones in a ziplock bag (when sealed), may create a situation where moisture condences inside the bag, and is therefore not recommended. Not sure if this meant going from inside a warm to cold environment, visa-versa, or other environmental conditions. I do know that electronics, like 35mm cameras, should be slowly acclimated to changes in temperatures, or moisture occurs inside the camera. Maybe this is not the case for newer phones....
Another proud supporter of the SPI Belt here... just a great product that does what it’s supposed to do well. I have the larger sized iPhone and it fits well.
I cut the toes of long tube socks. I double the sock and wear it on my bicep. It's cheap and effective. I cut two so one dries on the day I run with the the other. I didn't have to buy anything and my phone has never fallen out.
@@kofuzi I live in Jamaica so, the sun burns exposed skin. The heat under the sock is not something I notice more than anything else I'm wearing. And the material of the sock isn't very thick at all. It's just tight enough to fit snugly around my bicep. As for wearing it with arm sleeves. I haven't tried it.
I hold my phone. I have a finger ring case on my note 9. I like to be about to look at my mileage, maps, and change songs as needed. The weight of the phone doesn't bother me and the time case ensures that I would just drop it because I have my middle finger through it. It works fine.
I tried them all. What works for me is the Ultimate Direction Utility Belt. You have to make sure you get the right size. Phone in the front, water bottle in the back, and gel on the side. I don't feel a thing.
whenever peopoe say they put the phone in front, i feel like that's going to be unblanced and bounce a lot. but with the water bottle in the back, i could see that working.
Naked Running Band by far best option. I've tried a ton of different things. Flipbelt, vaporkrar waistpak, shorts: Patagonia Strider Pro and Northface Better than Naked, and the most recent option the Naked Running Band. With out a doubt the is the most versatile and best option and you can also carry soft flasks and gels too without bounce. Much easier to get soft flask in and out of than vaporkrar waistpak.
Yep. Same for me. Very unusual for me not to use the Naked belt. You can use with very little (like just a phone) but can also stuff full of stuff (have used with tripod camera drink bottle phone held etc and still super comfortable)
Yes is true, I tried everything you said, for my long distance training in the countryside or in the forest I generally carry with me the lightest and smallest phone in my possession, iphone 5, I agree with the belt cause the armband after 17-20 km begins to make its weight felt
my running buddy and i ahve long lamented that there isn't some sort of cottage industry that frankensteins phone to put new components into old chassis
I use the original SPI belt with the pouch forward, iPhone in a zip-lock bag to protect from sweat. I normally don't wear a shirt, no chafing and it dries quickly especially if you leave it outside hanging off something. I don't like having anything in my side pockets personally.
Haven't found a short yet that has a pocket that doesn't bounce with a phone in it. SPI belt works the best for me and tuck it in my shorts pouch forward too. Zip-lock if I'm going for a longer run to protect it from the sweat. Bonus points for being able to fit gels in there.
@@kofuzi that's so interesting you say that. I've tried it on my back and had the bounce issue. I found that by activating the stretch on the elastic keeps it snug. Belts with a static (non-stretch) waistband have never really worked for me though.
I thought the same thing, which is why I mentioned that I wear it forward. It can be rotated easily and I often do that just before I dart off the trail to pee. As previously mentioned, I found it bounces more on the back.
kofuzi , here’s an amazon link! SPIbelt Large Pocket (Black with Black Zipper, 25" Through 47") www.amazon.com/dp/B005OVQQBM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_CmGmDbD7G7K9D
I like to put my phone in a sandwich bag, sometimes two, just so the sweat doesn’t get to it. I enjoy the music. Never tried the arm holder. I usually try to buy shorts with quality pockets but it can be tricky when running fast and the phone starts bouncing around. I've gotten used to it and buy shorts that are a few inches above my knee so that the phone is more secure than in the usual shorter shorts. In the winter I put the phone in the bags and if it's really cold ill put it in a sock. Without the sock, if it's colder than 20 degrees, my phone usually won't last more than 30 minutes. Which is certainly bad for the phone. Thanks for the video! I always enjoy your content.
I going to try the running vest option but your right about the chaffing. I order the vest yesterday because its too much to run with the hydration pack. I use my flip belt mainly for my keys and gels. Good video as always. 😊
Kalenji trail running shorts look and feel good , have a few pockets one of them fits the iphone xs and they are also cheap. Thanks for the vlog, keep up the good work
Most of this year’s decathlon shorts have atrociously abrasive seems that brutally chafe though. I have this on all shorts from their running related brands like kiprun, kalenji and evadict. I don’t have that problem on the older shorts from kalenji nor on this year’s tights from kiprun and kalenji. Only the new shorts... Never had any chafing from any other running brand before in over 15 years of running.
Nike makes great 2 in 1 women's shorts (I think the model is Eclipse) that are short and light enough for most summer runs, and the inner tights have a big pocket on both legs. Plus a back zipper pocket. I race marathons only in these.
I use an armband. I like how it makes one of my arms look more muscular, and it also keeps my phone close to my headphones to limit the potential for Bluetooth interference. Belts still sweaty from the last run, as you pointed out, are a turn off.
Thanks so much for the charity support! And good tips on running with a phone. I use my Nathan water bottle as a pocket to keep my phone, but it can get wet from the sloshing of water 😑
@@kofuzi Their practically the same mate ! The Pro’s only have a barely used zoom lens and pro max has some kind of extra stabilizer. But the iPhone 13 is probably getting a much bigger upgrade, bigger lenses and likely the same stabilizer as the pro max. I’m using the regular 11 now, great cameras 🤩 But doesnt fit in all pockets. I kid you not, inspired by YOU, i always run with the phone in my hand 😂. Cause you run even a marathon with a selfie stick and a camera in your hand
@@kofuzi Nah, but I will give it to you, that is something that would be nice to have. Once we get a camera in the watch I'll be set haha! But also I have a personal rule that if I stop it doesn't really count (which maybe ii should get over?) but yeah I don't stop to take photos, drink water, crosswalks, etc. Keep it moving! :)
Hi there ! I don’t know if you’ll respond, but on long runs, does your watch battery just die on you? I recently went on a 12 mile run, and 4 miles in my watch battery died. I was using Bluetooth, gps + cellular, and NRC. Just wanted to know if you were experiencing this problem a year later lol
@@kristianworthy7605 Hi there, nope, never a problem. I've done 4 marathons with it and it's always made it through fine. I've done 4+ hour runs, as well as multi hour hikes and a run the same day and it's handled all that just fine. Same thing, everything on as normal (cell, bluetooth, GPS) and using NRC to track the run. Maybe once or twice a year the battery will decide midday that it thinks it's super low even though it might only be a few hours into a regular day (and I charge it every night), but that is super rare and has nothing to do with running or NRC. Hasn't done it in a long time either so might have been fixed in a software update at some point. If you're having frequent issues with the battery not being able to last long it may either be defective or need a battery replacement, depending on the age of your watch. Hope all that helps! :)
@@slodogg Thanks for the response! I guess I will have to reach out to apple. I have the series 5 and it’s just not making it through the day. I have a marathon coming up and the last thing I want to do is carry water and my phone. Thanks for the help, I appreciate it!!
Sigh, two years later Kofuzi and the best we can get is 2020 iPhone SE size (unless you want to spend lots for iPhone 12 mini). I switched over to Apple from Android because I needed the smaller form factor. It's slim choices if you want a small phone these days. And as you predicted about smart watches, I'm about to get Apple Watch for music, run tracking app and safety (safety and urgent calls from family).
Nike Utility Running trousers. They're no longer available on Nike.com, but I own 3 pairs and they're great. Tights on the bottom and sort of a looser, light Dri Fit material on top, with 5 spacious, secure pockets. You can definitely find them on ebay or whatever.
i received a pair of them last year, and that phone pocket in the back is great. and the sipper pockets in the front are gigantic (i'm not sure why they need to be that big, tbh). i ran in them this morning.
The perfect solution for me has been a case that straps on the hand. You don't have to hold it's and it right in the hand in case you want to look at the screen or even do something with your music, calls, etc . There are different versions of these and most are really inexpensive. No way I'm going to have a large smartphone in my shorts or on an armband where I cant use or see it.
@@kofuzi With the cases I own, the phone is in the palm of your hand with a neoprene in between and a light strap across the back . Or were you just joking referencing the weight of the phone. Anyway I love my cases . Great job with your videos and reviews. Definitely one of the best out there!
I tried many options but running with a phone in shorts pocket still feels uncomfortable. I usually go with waist bag / pouch that I can put my phone and keys and maybe card in there (combined errand-run). You can adjust the tightness, water resistant material which means you can use it everyday and wash quickly. Another plus size is you can use it for travel as well. On another topic, I'm happy with my ip5SE as long as Apple doesn't start ditching the old phone users. If I need a bigger screen, I'd just go for a tablet or a laptop. Just my preference.
I run every run with an Spi belt and small flask that attaches to it. It holds my phone, gels, and water. It’s water proof, dries fast, and it’s only thick in the area of the pocket. Almost two years and still happy with it. It’s small enough it just tucks under my shirt.
So I think I found shorts that solves that problem... Check out adidas Saturday Split model (adidas item ID: FM7632). On the first appearance it looks like smartphone may fall from pocket to the ground but in my case it never did during running. I use them for 3 months and can recommend them as the problem solving. I am using them with Samsung Galaxy S10 + Spigen Liquid Air Case and it fits well.
update a year later: spotify just start offering offline music on Apple watch. If you don't run with your phone like me, you just gain access to some music with no additional device to carry
I use the 5 inch Nike flex stride shorts and put my phone in sideways in the side pocket. Gels and extra sweatband in my other side pocket. Car keys, whistle and chapstick in rear zip pocket. Phone doesn't move and super accessible when I want to snap a few pictures as I go. I'm running in the AZ mountains so lots of jumping over rocks and roots. Phone stays put. Found all of these shorts at my local Nike outlet for around 14 bucks apiece.
Haven’t ran with the phone since I got the Apple Watch with LTE in last two years. Music, Podcasts, Audible all in the watch. Only drawback is if you want to snap a photo while running you’re out of luck. It’s not for everyone but works well for me.
On a long run Saturday, I butt dialed an international spam call 😫 and Verizon would not credit my account. Bluetooth connection ins and outs for music just got frustrating. So now, I just take my watch and enjoy my runs. You would be surprised how many funny and odd things you hear with no music. All though my daily runs are in Central Park. So lots of people and conversations
I’m using Ronhill Marathon infinity shorts with built in phone pocket, LuLu lemon pace shorts or Salomon with 360 belt piece (I forget the name of them). Or I put the phone in my handheld bottle pocket
I specifically bought the AP series 4 LTE for this reason. Works great for everything you’d want... music, communication and tracking runs. But still changed to a Garmin because I couldn’t deal with the lack of certain running specific features. But it is a great option for casual and intermediate runners.
flipbelt is what i use, and by far is the best. i put the phone in front, but off center so it doesnt bounce much. i sometimes switch it to the rear too, but i find slightly off center in the front is best, sorta above the hip flexor. the belt also is usually over the waist band of my shorts so moisture has never been an issue, even for a full marathon.... and i live in Los Angeles where its toasty
If you can afford and Apple Watch or anything of that sort and wireless headphones go for it. Running/working out is why I bought them and it’s one of the best purchases I have ever made.
I'm a flip belt fan! I don't even flip it over and everything is very secure. I do agree about the thickness. I usually hang it up on the door and it's dry by the next morning. I tried finding shorts, but i'm a smaller person and found the phone in my shorts felt much heavier than around my waist.
the problem with putting your phone into the short pockets is that they'll bounce around everywhere during the run and that usually is even more annoying/uncomfortable than having like an arm sleeve
@@kofuzi thanks mate. Are rear pockets a lot more bearable? Btw I'd only started running a few weeks ago due to covid-19 and exercising were the only thing we were allowed to do outside in Australia. I hated running before that but have now learned to really enjoy it and your videos of tips and shoes reviews are my go to on TH-cam 😁
If I don't feel like running with a belt or vest, I like my pair of Adidas Men's 4KRFT shorts that are a short/tight hybrid that have a side pocket that fits my S7 without bouncing during runs. Combine that with a Nathan handheld bottle for water and key storage and I'm set.
The only thing I’ve found is working for me in the shorts department, is the NIKE FLEX DISTANCE SHORTS (STYLE#: 892891), which is a 2in1 where the inner tight has a flexible slide-in pocket on the right thigh that fits my iPhone7 and will fit bigger smartphones. It’s working really well to a degree where I almost forget I have a phone with me. Otherwise, I’ll use my Garmin 5 Plus GPS watch, which offers music (both mp3 and Spotify, Deezer etc.) in combination with my Apple AirPods, and opt to leave my iPhone at home (or in the locker when I’m at the gym). I also have a pair of FUSION RUNNING TIGHTS (short, 3/4 or long) that have the same slide-in pocket, however on both thighs.
@kofuzi I run with Nathan VaporKrar 20 waist belt that can hold iPhone 8+ / Pixel 3XL. The material is ultra lightweight, thin and breatheable and dries much quicker vs Flipbelt. Also comes with 20oz body flask if you with to carry hydration along.
I do not like to wear anything, besides my clothing, not even a watch. So I just held my phone with one hand while an ergonomic 'runner's' water bottle with the other when training in hot sunny Singapore. So far as good.
Patagonia pro strider shorts are money. tons of pockets and zip pocket for your phone. Also the newest iteration of the nike challenger shorts series fits my iphone XR well
Have you tried Path Projects shorts? Their pockets are pretty generous and each pair has 3 or 4 pockets so they are pretty spacious. They only downside is some sweat getting on the phone.
I still have a 7+ too and the reasons I haven't upgraded is that the battery is still going strong and I don't like the notch on the new iPhones. I've seen rumors that it's going away next year, so I'll just wait and see. I used to upgrade every other year, but that's how much I hate the notch!
I use both of these as well. Naked running belt is more of a mesh material and doesn't absorb as much moisture in my experience. I have room for 2x500ml soft flasks and my phone for longer runs. Also, I find the best spot for my phone is on the left hip, with a flask in the rear and right hip.
I just bought the FlipBelt. I got both the Zipper edition and the Elite edition. I think I'll be using the Elite more often because it zips on the side instead of me sliding it up and down my legs to remove it.
I really appreciate the video dude this is exactly what I was thinking in terms of my preferences which is why I’ve ordered the tights with the pockets shipped to my sister-in-law in Michigan who is coming to see me in Germany in about a week and a half so after I get those I’ll let you know how they work.
Kevinly They are a great pair of tight / shorts. Plenty of storage for gels or a phone or both. Very comfortable, nice material, they wash well and are one of my favorite pair.
I have tried the armband but don't like it, too constrictive. I bought a flip belt and had the same issue, it fills with sweat and becomes uncomfortable and hot after awhile. It would be great in 70 degree weather but anything over that not so good. What i would like is shorts with a spandex like liner with a pocket in the liner to keep the phone from bouncing around. I just cant wear half tights lol.
I run with an armband, I'm so used to it regardless of temperature (and it gets hot here.. more of the fact it doesn't get cold). Haven't transitioned to a watch as do enjoy music as well... And this seemed to only be on limited devices, but more are coming with music capability so that is promising. My issue I have with shorts is that I hate the bouncing / oscillating phone in a pocket creates. Granted I am not a tights kinda person but will keep an eye on zipped pocket to try to give me more 'confidence'. My wife is enjoying the flip belt for her due to the secure fit.
Agree about the iPhone size thing. Make a 5s sized one with less processing power but as good camera as the bigger phone. Please 🍏 I usually go handheld tho because I hate my stuff bouncing around
I have a fairly basic running belt that holds my phone. Managed to somehow break my vivoactive last week though so that forerunner 245 with music is starting to look real appealing.
I have a belt I bought at Walmart, it had 2 zipper pockets. one fits a large phone the other will fit keys. I have a old mp3 player which fits in small pocket. It dries super quick even in Georgia heat
When I first got back into running (post college) i would put my phone in my pocket. My leg would be a little sore from the phone slapping down on me. I use an Apple Watch for most runs now. Once i find a dedicated running watch i’ll these tips.
my daily phone is the iPhone XS, kind of heavy, I kept my iphone 6S just for this reason as you said. the 6s is light, records in 1080p 60fps so it works for me. also i make sure all my shorts have pockets, gotta have the music. bounces around a little but you get used to it, especially with a lighter phone.
i still have an old mp3 player that i bought when training for the. baltimore marathon in 2010. ive thought about busting it out because it was so lightweight, but then i'd have to get corded earbuds!
@@kofuzi You could use a "Bluetooth Receiver/Car Kit,Portable Wireless Car Audio Adapter 3.5mm" that's rechargeable for the sakes of trying, but wired ain't so bad, anyway
I don't bring a phone with me unless its a long trail run and I wear a hydro pack for that. I have found that I've been able to avoid getting run over by using my ears more than my eyes and listening to music would be a risk. I'm old, so I learned to run long distances without needing music etc. for a distraction. Also, depending on a phone can become a crutch and not having one during a race could be a problem for some.
Brilliant topic. Oh that humidity today was insane! Fascinating to have water spots around Chicago, not as common in Denver.
The new lululemon pace breaker short with the new liner that has a built in phone pocket and under armour's 7in shorts with a speedpocket have been my go to's this summer. Great vid! Happy running!
franzwah agree. I have these shorts
@@DanRuns yeeeeah buddy!
i might have to make a. trip to lululemon. they just opened up a new flagship store in chicago
@@kofuzi oh nice! I driven by it a few times but didn't notice it was open already. I may have to wonder in as well to see haha
I have that shorts and it's great, but I doubt that built pocket is strong enough to hold my iphone.
Kofuzi just going for a casual morning swim...with his shoes
i do what i like
@@kofuzigangsta
Im from Chicago and run in the lake water with my shoes and socks on too! It's fun, but I do get some looks.
Great sunrise videography! Love running early this time of year. I have been using the Flipbelt since I was introduced to it at the Shamrock Shuffle Expo back in March. I would agree I think it's best when the temp is a little cooler (spring, fall, winter) but it has worked nice this summer too. What I have found is that my phone will "disable" at times while I'm running my route. I've noticed that it usually happens when it gets fairly hot (happens near end of runs) or excessively sweaty. I still really like the belt. The other nice thing is that you can throw it in the wash and dry it easily. Nike also makes a short (very expensive but super nice) called the Flex Swift short that has zippered running pockets. Love the fact that I don't have to worry about anything falling out of the pockets but still do feel heavier items flap around a bit when running. The compression Road Runner shorts are really good and hold everything super tight to the body. Thanks for doing a video on this because anyone who runs with a phone has encountered and thought about these issues.
i just got a pair of the flex swift with the zipper pockets. i haven't run in them yet, but i generally like zipper pockets as the bouncing isn't a terrible problem for me for moderate or easy days. and harder days, i would probably pick a different shot
I run in the mountains so some times my phone is useless so I just use my watch. However good advice like always.
we should all be so. lucky
Glad to see you're keeping your shoes hydrated, Mike. Cant leave those new bals thirsty in this heat.
gotta fuel that long run
Love the opening video today! Beautiful!
the lakefront is so good right now
I run with the SPI Belt. I have the water proof one and it’s dries fast and keeps my phone dry. Doesn’t bounce. And has little loops around it for my gels. I also wear it in the small of my back. Try it some time. Lots of colors and options and very good price 👍🏼 love the videos keep it up!
lots of love for the spi belt in the comments. i'll have to check it out
KOFUZI - "Transforming running shoes into water shoes one swim...er... *run* at a time." 😃
i suppose they do make water running/activity shoes
I use vaporkrar waistpak, it works perfect, breathable and quickly dried. No bounce with 400/500ml water filled flask, phone in the front pocket. And also, very easy to adjust when running.
The only issue is you have to practise putting the flask back.
Hongbin Wu highly recommended!
interesting.
I use a similar waist pack (cheapie from ebay). Has a clear front pocket so can use the phone without taking it out, or actually flip the phone & turn on the torch for night running
i use a small waistpack, too. it has enough storage space for all my necessary items (smartphone, keys, handkerchief).
since i just go on short runs (>8 km), i dont need more stuff.
but i really have to thight the waistpack up, so it doesnt bounce that much.
Agree, love that Vaporkrar waistpak.
I use "The Zipster" by Nathan, a belt with 4 pockets, two elastic and two with a zipper. It's great for carrying your phone, keys, gels, ids, bars and so on. However, it doesn't drain water pretty well.
cristianfcao just got one of these yesterday. Looking forward to trying it out
Lulu makes tons of shorts and tights with awesome phone holders!
I’ve used the “SPIbelt” (small personal item) for several years. Many different variations on the website. Works great with phones, and you can add extra “sleeves/pockets” to carry gels, etc. One can also add water bottles that go on the belt. Extremely adjustable. Overall, very little bounce, if any. - edit - (I use the "non-logo SPIbelt" w/ 2ea. extra "SPI Solo-Pockets" and 2 ea. of the older 6oz hydration bottles - only downside .... with gels in the pockets and full water and iPhone load, the belt needs to be tighten a bit more to reduce bounce and slippage, which may be too tight around the waist for some). AND one additional edit - (I use a small piece of 6mil plastic (think HD wastebasket liners) behind the iPhone pocket, and lap it over the front of the pocket as well. In the summer, a great deal of sweat accumulates, and the plastic keeps the phone away from the sweat of the body and the sweat dripping off the shirt).
does it get very wet with sweat in the summer?
@@kofuzi No, the material it's not like a "Dri-FIT" shirt that gets soaked and stays soaked with sweat when it's humid. Dries quite fast, and always by the next morning. I just add the plastic overlay on the one pouch that holds the phone, because I'm a minimalist and don't use any type of iPhone case, so I'm extra careful to keep sweat and/or rain water away from it (it's an older iPhone 5s, so I don't really know how waterproof it is). SPIbelt does make some units that are "water-resistant", but I wanted my iPhone to also be able to breathe, so I didn't purchase one of those.
+1 for the SPIbelt. Love mine. Not much bounce
kofuzi ziplock baggies keep it dry
@@blake3037 - I read, long ago, that placing iPhones in a ziplock bag (when sealed), may create a situation where moisture condences inside the bag, and is therefore not recommended. Not sure if this meant going from inside a warm to cold environment, visa-versa, or other environmental conditions. I do know that electronics, like 35mm cameras, should be slowly acclimated to changes in temperatures, or moisture occurs inside the camera. Maybe this is not the case for newer phones....
Another proud supporter of the SPI Belt here... just a great product that does what it’s supposed to do well. I have the larger sized iPhone and it fits well.
I cut the toes of long tube socks. I double the sock and wear it on my bicep. It's cheap and effective. I cut two so one dries on the day I run with the the other. I didn't have to buy anything and my phone has never fallen out.
that doesn't get hot? i wonder if it would work with arm sleeves
@@kofuzi I live in Jamaica so, the sun burns exposed skin. The heat under the sock is not something I notice more than anything else I'm wearing. And the material of the sock isn't very thick at all. It's just tight enough to fit snugly around my bicep. As for wearing it with arm sleeves. I haven't tried it.
Can you make a video im too stupid
I use an Ultimate Direction comfort belt. Its simple, lightweight and stretchy so it doesn't absorb too much sweat.
nice!
I hold my phone. I have a finger ring case on my note 9. I like to be about to look at my mileage, maps, and change songs as needed. The weight of the phone doesn't bother me and the time case ensures that I would just drop it because I have my middle finger through it. It works fine.
Meh I could never do that
I tried them all. What works for me is the Ultimate Direction Utility Belt. You have to make sure you get the right size. Phone in the front, water bottle in the back, and gel on the side. I don't feel a thing.
whenever peopoe say they put the phone in front, i feel like that's going to be unblanced and bounce a lot. but with the water bottle in the back, i could see that working.
Naked Running Band by far best option. I've tried a ton of different things. Flipbelt, vaporkrar waistpak, shorts: Patagonia Strider Pro and Northface Better than Naked, and the most recent option the Naked Running Band. With out a doubt the is the most versatile and best option and you can also carry soft flasks and gels too without bounce. Much easier to get soft flask in and out of than vaporkrar waistpak.
Yep. Same for me. Very unusual for me not to use the Naked belt. You can use with very little (like just a phone) but can also stuff full of stuff (have used with tripod camera drink bottle phone held etc and still super comfortable)
i might have to try some of these for summer running in the trails, as i don't particularly enjoy my vaporkrar 4L in the summer
Yes is true, I tried everything you said, for my long distance training in the countryside or in the forest I generally carry with me the lightest and smallest phone in my possession, iphone 5, I agree with the belt cause the armband after 17-20 km begins to make its weight felt
my running buddy and i ahve long lamented that there isn't some sort of cottage industry that frankensteins phone to put new components into old chassis
@@kofuzi ah ah ah great solution!
I use the original SPI belt with the pouch forward, iPhone in a zip-lock bag to protect from sweat. I normally don't wear a shirt, no chafing and it dries quickly especially if you leave it outside hanging off something. I don't like having anything in my side pockets personally.
Haven't found a short yet that has a pocket that doesn't bounce with a phone in it. SPI belt works the best for me and tuck it in my shorts pouch forward too. Zip-lock if I'm going for a longer run to protect it from the sweat. Bonus points for being able to fit gels in there.
pouch forward seems like it would be prone to bouncing
@@kofuzi that's so interesting you say that. I've tried it on my back and had the bounce issue. I found that by activating the stretch on the elastic keeps it snug. Belts with a static (non-stretch) waistband have never really worked for me though.
I thought the same thing, which is why I mentioned that I wear it forward. It can be rotated easily and I often do that just before I dart off the trail to pee. As previously mentioned, I found it bounces more on the back.
Kofuzi:" so today I will be talking about how well shoes act as fins"
But that intro was awesome, yhe view and music as well!
I use a SPIbelt which I wear on the small of my back. You can tighten it up nicely which takes away any bouncing.
i'm going to have to pick one of those up
kofuzi , here’s an amazon link!
SPIbelt Large Pocket (Black with Black Zipper, 25" Through 47") www.amazon.com/dp/B005OVQQBM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_CmGmDbD7G7K9D
If it's only for your phone and keys (not fluids, etc.) the Roosport works well too.
a couple people have mentioned good experiences with those
You got your wish! Apple iphone 12 mini is the perfect sized phone to bring out for a run!
I like to put my phone in a sandwich bag, sometimes two, just so the sweat doesn’t get to it. I enjoy the music. Never tried the arm holder. I usually try to buy shorts with quality pockets but it can be tricky when running fast and the phone starts bouncing around. I've gotten used to it and buy shorts that are a few inches above my knee so that the phone is more secure than in the usual shorter shorts. In the winter I put the phone in the bags and if it's really cold ill put it in a sock. Without the sock, if it's colder than 20 degrees, my phone usually won't last more than 30 minutes. Which is certainly bad for the phone. Thanks for the video! I always enjoy your content.
I going to try the running vest option but your right about the chaffing. I order the vest yesterday because its too much to run with the hydration pack. I use my flip belt mainly for my keys and gels. Good video as always. 😊
thanks so much for watching!
Love the flip belt! I use it for every run.
i think i will love mine once we get past the brunt of the summer
this B-ROLL is NASTY!! GREAT ACTION SHOTS, dude!
thanks!
Kalenji trail running shorts look and feel good , have a few pockets one of them fits the iphone xs and they are also cheap. Thanks for the vlog, keep up the good work
wow. an iphone xs?
@@kofuzi yes xs. I live you the link
www.decathlon.de/p/laufshorts-baggy-trail-herren/_/R-p-145971?mc=8503015&c=GRAU.
@@JoaoSilva-xc6qr no decathlon in USA. But for Europeans, the trail running shorts and tights are awesome.
Most of this year’s decathlon shorts have atrociously abrasive seems that brutally chafe though. I have this on all shorts from their running related brands like kiprun, kalenji and evadict. I don’t have that problem on the older shorts from kalenji nor on this year’s tights from kiprun and kalenji. Only the new shorts... Never had any chafing from any other running brand before in over 15 years of running.
Nike makes great 2 in 1 women's shorts (I think the model is Eclipse) that are short and light enough for most summer runs, and the inner tights have a big pocket on both legs. Plus a back zipper pocket. I race marathons only in these.
More shorts should have the back zipper pocket
For the ladies, the koala clip is awesome! Keeps the phone dry and out of the way. Can also hold ID and a couple gels if needed.
whenever i see someone wearing those, i get jealous
kofuzi I have seen some wear it clipped to pants. She needs to design a horizontal one that works for men/women on bottoms to go at the lower back.
I use an armband. I like how it makes one of my arms look more muscular, and it also keeps my phone close to my headphones to limit the potential for Bluetooth interference. Belts still sweaty from the last run, as you pointed out, are a turn off.
the armband doesn't get sweaty?
@@kofuzi I always have sleeves on and sweat very little on my upper arms in comparison to my torso.
Thanks so much for the charity support! And good tips on running with a phone. I use my Nathan water bottle as a pocket to keep my phone, but it can get wet from the sloshing of water 😑
thanks for your charity work!
The small pocket. Another reason to get an iPhone Mini 😍
I wish they put the good cameras on the small iPhone. I'd pay a premium for that
@@kofuzi Their practically the same mate ! The Pro’s only have a barely used zoom lens and pro max has some kind of extra stabilizer.
But the iPhone 13 is probably getting a much bigger upgrade, bigger lenses and likely the same stabilizer as the pro max.
I’m using the regular 11 now, great cameras 🤩
But doesnt fit in all pockets.
I kid you not, inspired by YOU, i always run with the phone in my hand 😂. Cause you run even a marathon with a selfie stick and a camera in your hand
I have an iPhone se so it fits in my grip with little problems when I run with my phone
my running buddy tried to keep using his for as long as he could. but then he had to acquiesce and get a new, bigger phone
kofuzi just get bigger hands
Apple Watch Series 4 GPS+Cellular and Bluetooth earbuds. All I need to take with me, it so nice!!
do you ever take pics during a run?
@@kofuzi Nah, but I will give it to you, that is something that would be nice to have. Once we get a camera in the watch I'll be set haha! But also I have a personal rule that if I stop it doesn't really count (which maybe ii should get over?) but yeah I don't stop to take photos, drink water, crosswalks, etc. Keep it moving! :)
Hi there ! I don’t know if you’ll respond, but on long runs, does your watch battery just die on you? I recently went on a 12 mile run, and 4 miles in my watch battery died. I was using Bluetooth, gps + cellular, and NRC. Just wanted to know if you were experiencing this problem a year later lol
@@kristianworthy7605 Hi there, nope, never a problem. I've done 4 marathons with it and it's always made it through fine. I've done 4+ hour runs, as well as multi hour hikes and a run the same day and it's handled all that just fine. Same thing, everything on as normal (cell, bluetooth, GPS) and using NRC to track the run.
Maybe once or twice a year the battery will decide midday that it thinks it's super low even though it might only be a few hours into a regular day (and I charge it every night), but that is super rare and has nothing to do with running or NRC. Hasn't done it in a long time either so might have been fixed in a software update at some point.
If you're having frequent issues with the battery not being able to last long it may either be defective or need a battery replacement, depending on the age of your watch. Hope all that helps! :)
@@slodogg Thanks for the response! I guess I will have to reach out to apple. I have the series 5 and it’s just not making it through the day. I have a marathon coming up and the last thing I want to do is carry water and my phone. Thanks for the help, I appreciate it!!
I have running shorts with a pocket on the small of the back area. That works good for me.
Sigh, two years later Kofuzi and the best we can get is 2020 iPhone SE size (unless you want to spend lots for iPhone 12 mini). I switched over to Apple from Android because I needed the smaller form factor. It's slim choices if you want a small phone these days. And as you predicted about smart watches, I'm about to get Apple Watch for music, run tracking app and safety (safety and urgent calls from family).
Some great options.Thanks.
thanks for watching!
Flipbelt is my choice.. been running with it for almost 2 years..
Doesn't the phone get wet? This is preventing me from buying one
@@RickACG zip lock bag maybe? lol.
Yash good idea
Nike Utility Running trousers. They're no longer available on Nike.com, but I own 3 pairs and they're great. Tights on the bottom and sort of a looser, light Dri Fit material on top, with 5 spacious, secure pockets. You can definitely find them on ebay or whatever.
i received a pair of them last year, and that phone pocket in the back is great. and the sipper pockets in the front are gigantic (i'm not sure why they need to be that big, tbh). i ran in them this morning.
Waist band on the back of 7 inch Nike shorts have been my favorite so far! Fits my iPhone 11 no problem
The perfect solution for me has been a case that straps on the hand. You don't have to hold it's and it right in the hand in case you want to look at the screen or even do something with your music, calls, etc . There are different versions of these and most are really inexpensive. No way I'm going to have a large smartphone in my shorts or on an armband where I cant use or see it.
so it's like a set of brass knuckles, then? but with your phone instead of the brass?
@@kofuzi With the cases I own, the phone is in the palm of your hand with a neoprene in between and a light strap across the back . Or were you just joking referencing the weight of the phone. Anyway I love my cases . Great job with your videos and reviews. Definitely one of the best out there!
I use samsung gear icon x wireless bud. It can store music like a pendrive and play music on the go without a phone.
but i like streaming. sometimes i like a certain kind of music at the start and then need to change it up midrun. or switch over to podcast
I tried many options but running with a phone in shorts pocket still feels uncomfortable. I usually go with waist bag / pouch that I can put my phone and keys and maybe card in there (combined errand-run). You can adjust the tightness, water resistant material which means you can use it everyday and wash quickly. Another plus size is you can use it for travel as well.
On another topic, I'm happy with my ip5SE as long as Apple doesn't start ditching the old phone users. If I need a bigger screen, I'd just go for a tablet or a laptop. Just my preference.
I run every run with an Spi belt and small flask that attaches to it. It holds my phone, gels, and water. It’s water proof, dries fast, and it’s only thick in the area of the pocket. Almost two years and still happy with it. It’s small enough it just tucks under my shirt.
no chafing from the non pocket part?
Nope honestly I forget I’m wearing it. Got to the shower a few times and went oh yeah belt lol
So I think I found shorts that solves that problem... Check out adidas Saturday Split model (adidas item ID: FM7632). On the first appearance it looks like smartphone may fall from pocket to the ground but in my case it never did during running. I use them for 3 months and can recommend them as the problem solving. I am using them with Samsung Galaxy S10 + Spigen Liquid Air Case and it fits well.
update a year later: spotify just start offering offline music on Apple watch.
If you don't run with your phone like me, you just gain access to some music with no additional device to carry
I’ve been looking for decent shorts with zipper pockets and only knew of Lululemon. Thanks for talking about other options.
i hope you find something that works!
I use the 5 inch Nike flex stride shorts and put my phone in sideways in the side pocket. Gels and extra sweatband in my other side pocket. Car keys, whistle and chapstick in rear zip pocket. Phone doesn't move and super accessible when I want to snap a few pictures as I go. I'm running in the AZ mountains so lots of jumping over rocks and roots. Phone stays put. Found all of these shorts at my local Nike outlet for around 14 bucks apiece.
that's amazing. i hope you bought a couple
@@kofuzi absolutely, have 5 pair that I rotate! It's a great feeling when your kit is dialed and you didn't have to break the bank to do it.
Haven’t ran with the phone since I got the Apple Watch with LTE in last two years. Music, Podcasts, Audible all in the watch. Only drawback is if you want to snap a photo while running you’re out of luck. It’s not for everyone but works well for me.
i think the phone is a way that a lot of people take their strava/instagram pics. but i think this is the direction that i'll be moving too soon
No phone for me, summer or year long while running. Just got tired of butt dialing those spam calls and running with no music is just bliss
that's great!
On a long run Saturday, I butt dialed an international spam call 😫 and Verizon would not credit my account. Bluetooth connection ins and outs for music just got frustrating. So now, I just take my watch and enjoy my runs. You would be surprised how many funny and odd things you hear with no music. All though my daily runs are in Central Park. So lots of people and conversations
Patagonia strider pro- the *best* running shorts ever made. You can fit a iPhone XS. I even have them with a Spigen rubber case on them.
I’m using Ronhill Marathon infinity shorts with built in phone pocket, LuLu lemon pace shorts or Salomon with 360 belt piece (I forget the name of them). Or I put the phone in my handheld bottle pocket
a lot of good mentions for lululemon as well as salomon. i don't think i have any products from either brand
kofuzi I only run in LuLu as I won them in a race but otherwise they’re pricey for what they are.
I specifically bought the AP series 4 LTE for this reason. Works great for everything you’d want... music, communication and tracking runs.
But still changed to a Garmin because I couldn’t deal with the lack of certain running specific features.
But it is a great option for casual and intermediate runners.
but some garmin have spotify integration. it's a big clumsy, imo, but it may be the best compromise option today?
flipbelt is what i use, and by far is the best. i put the phone in front, but off center so it doesnt bounce much. i sometimes switch it to the rear too, but i find slightly off center in the front is best, sorta above the hip flexor. the belt also is usually over the waist band of my shorts so moisture has never been an issue, even for a full marathon.... and i live in Los Angeles where its toasty
i sweat like crazy. and it was. like wearing a giant sweatband for me.
i'll revisit it when the temps mellow out a bit here
Either the Lululemon shorts with the phone pocket in the liner, or an SPI belt.
Awesome video as always, go White Sox!
thanks for watching!
If you can afford and Apple Watch or anything of that sort and wireless headphones go for it. Running/working out is why I bought them and it’s one of the best purchases I have ever made.
it's pretty convenient
double pouch spi belt has been working for me, not as sweaty, no bounce, even with iPhone XR, carries keys as well.
nice
You could buy a Salomon ADV skin set usually used for trail and lighter than 🎒. It will not cut or irritate your skin.
hmmm. interesting
I'm a flip belt fan! I don't even flip it over and everything is very secure. I do agree about the thickness. I usually hang it up on the door and it's dry by the next morning. I tried finding shorts, but i'm a smaller person and found the phone in my shorts felt much heavier than around my waist.
i think i need to find a better way to hang mine up to dry
You should look into getting a bicycle Jersey, for they have two to three Elastic pockets in the back of the jersey.
do people run with those? how is the bounce?
the problem with putting your phone into the short pockets is that they'll bounce around everywhere during the run and that usually is even more annoying/uncomfortable than having like an arm sleeve
i think you have to distinguish between a side pocket and a rear pocket.
@@kofuzi thanks mate. Are rear pockets a lot more bearable? Btw I'd only started running a few weeks ago due to covid-19 and exercising were the only thing we were allowed to do outside in Australia. I hated running before that but have now learned to really enjoy it and your videos of tips and shoes reviews are my go to on TH-cam 😁
If I don't feel like running with a belt or vest, I like my pair of Adidas Men's 4KRFT shorts that are a short/tight hybrid that have a side pocket that fits my S7 without bouncing during runs. Combine that with a Nathan handheld bottle for water and key storage and I'm set.
That’s great!
The only thing I’ve found is working for me in the shorts department, is the NIKE FLEX DISTANCE SHORTS (STYLE#: 892891), which is a 2in1 where the inner tight has a flexible slide-in pocket on the right thigh that fits my iPhone7 and will fit bigger smartphones. It’s working really well to a degree where I almost forget I have a phone with me. Otherwise, I’ll use my Garmin 5 Plus GPS watch, which offers music (both mp3 and Spotify, Deezer etc.) in combination with my Apple AirPods, and opt to leave my iPhone at home (or in the locker when I’m at the gym). I also have a pair of FUSION RUNNING TIGHTS (short, 3/4 or long) that have the same slide-in pocket, however on both thighs.
i've seen those Nike shorts, but i haven't had the chance to try them out yet.
Great video. Check out Ruhn Co. Compression. There tights have pockets too.
ruhn co, eh? pun intended?
Watching the video today just so happened Apple did release an iPhone SE updated version. Probably they listened to runners lol
@kofuzi I run with Nathan VaporKrar 20 waist belt that can hold iPhone 8+ / Pixel 3XL. The material is ultra lightweight, thin and breatheable and dries much quicker vs Flipbelt. Also comes with 20oz body flask if you with to carry hydration along.
i think i might pick one of those up for summer trail running, as i've just been getting torn up by the vaporkrar 4L
I use WOLACO compression shorts and they have 2 pockets...I used them for both of my marathons and they worked perfect!
it bothers me when compressions shorts don't have two pockets.
Vaporkrar Waistpack!! I've used this for a couple years now for long runs and marathons!!
i do enjoy vaporkrar. i may have to give that a shot
Or just use an mp3 player with a clip. Just clip it on your shorts running earphones up through your shirt.
how do i stream podcasts or audiobooks?
or make calls in case of emergency?
@@kofuzi audiobooks while running?
That sounds incompatible. Anyways, you can always download podcasts and audiobooks.
I do not like to wear anything, besides my clothing, not even a watch. So I just held my phone with one hand while an ergonomic 'runner's' water bottle with the other when training in hot sunny Singapore. So far as good.
a good way to stay balanced
Patagonia pro strider shorts are money. tons of pockets and zip pocket for your phone. Also the newest iteration of the nike challenger shorts series fits my iphone XR well
really? that's a nice upgrade from last year's challenger short
Have you tried Path Projects shorts? Their pockets are pretty generous and each pair has 3 or 4 pockets so they are pretty spacious. They only downside is some sweat getting on the phone.
a lot of people have said good things about them here in the comments. i'll have to take a look
I still have a 7+ too and the reasons I haven't upgraded is that the battery is still going strong and I don't like the notch on the new iPhones. I've seen rumors that it's going away next year, so I'll just wait and see. I used to upgrade every other year, but that's how much I hate the notch!
i was going to wait for the 11 or whatever the next one is going to be, but i'm also looking for a phone with usb c. so we'll see what happens
2 things. Naked running band, and path projects shorts. Both are awesome and I use daily.
I use both of these as well. Naked running belt is more of a mesh material and doesn't absorb as much moisture in my experience. I have room for 2x500ml soft flasks and my phone for longer runs. Also, I find the best spot for my phone is on the left hip, with a flask in the rear and right hip.
I just bought the FlipBelt. I got both the Zipper edition and the Elite edition. I think I'll be using the Elite more often because it zips on the side instead of me sliding it up and down my legs to remove it.
I really appreciate the video dude this is exactly what I was thinking in terms of my preferences which is why I’ve ordered the tights with the pockets shipped to my sister-in-law in Michigan who is coming to see me in Germany in about a week and a half so after I get those I’ll let you know how they work.
i hope you enjoy!
I will let you know in about a week and half 🙂
@@markfalkingham590 so how did they work sir
Kevinly They are a great pair of tight / shorts. Plenty of storage for gels or a phone or both. Very comfortable, nice material, they wash well and are one of my favorite pair.
@@markfalkingham590 thank you so much for the update sir I've got a good reason to treat myself this holiday season !!! Happy holidays ❣️
love your intros Kofuzi
Thanks so much for the compliment. The intros are my favorite part
I use the Nike Running 3.0 Slim Waistpack. I only carry a iphone 13 in belt. Works for me.
nice
I have tried the armband but don't like it, too constrictive. I bought a flip belt and had the same issue, it fills with sweat and becomes uncomfortable and hot after awhile. It would be great in 70 degree weather but anything over that not so good. What i would like is shorts with a spandex like liner with a pocket in the liner to keep the phone from bouncing around. I just cant wear half tights lol.
There are shorts that fit that description. A couple of people have been mentioning them in the comments here
Chi-Town! Born and raise. HOME!
I run with an armband, I'm so used to it regardless of temperature (and it gets hot here.. more of the fact it doesn't get cold). Haven't transitioned to a watch as do enjoy music as well... And this seemed to only be on limited devices, but more are coming with music capability so that is promising.
My issue I have with shorts is that I hate the bouncing / oscillating phone in a pocket creates. Granted I am not a tights kinda person but will keep an eye on zipped pocket to try to give me more 'confidence'.
My wife is enjoying the flip belt for her due to the secure fit.
the zipped pocket in the back may be your best next bet
I use Tunebelt which I bought off of Amazon. Just started with the handheld water bottles.
Thanks, good to know. But feel like, it might accelerate the deterioration of the shoes; however, it's cool on the video
Some people run in humid, rainy climates. So I justify it by saying that I do it to test for them
@@kofuzi Thanks, for the reply. You are the 1st video maker who replied so far.
Agree about the iPhone size thing. Make a 5s sized one with less processing power but as good camera as the bigger phone. Please 🍏
I usually go handheld tho because I hate my stuff bouncing around
i'm currently looking at the samsung s10e
I use the Flip Belt / No phone bounce at all. I mainly use my phone to film runs, Apple Watch for music and tracking miles.
yours doesn't get too sweaty?
It collects sweat, but I never notice it. I used it for the LA marathon without any issues
Nike slim waist pack is awesome! I put my iPhone XS Max in it and I’ve had no issues🤟🏼
i just received one and will be testing it out soon
I have a fairly basic running belt that holds my phone. Managed to somehow break my vivoactive last week though so that forerunner 245 with music is starting to look real appealing.
it's a very interesting offering
I have a belt I bought at Walmart, it had 2 zipper pockets. one fits a large phone the other will fit keys. I have a old mp3 player which fits in small pocket. It dries super quick even in Georgia heat
now that's the kind of testimonial i'm looking for!
When I first got back into running (post college) i would put my phone in my pocket. My leg would be a little sore from the phone slapping down on me. I use an Apple Watch for most runs now. Once i find a dedicated running watch i’ll these tips.
my shorts keep getting shorter, so after a whie, the phone bumps it's way completey out of the pocket
So helpfu!! I thought women were the only ones missing pockets
my daily phone is the iPhone XS, kind of heavy, I kept my iphone 6S just for this reason as you said. the 6s is light, records in 1080p 60fps so it works for me.
also i make sure all my shorts have pockets, gotta have the music. bounces around a little but you get used to it, especially with a lighter phone.
I could live with bouncing (and do with zipper pocket shorts), but without a zipper, mine will just pop right out
A RoosterWrap is the best way to run with your phone!
Oh Arizona changes this entire game
What’s Oh Arizona?
kofuzi I just meant the heat factor really adds another equation to this. Likewise humidity if you live on the coast.
We don’t have heat or humidity in the Midwest, so I suppose this video is useless
Just bought a supreme running waist bag fits my phone pretty good small enough band to where its unnoticeable
Like, SUPREME?
You should try those Garmin Music devices, should budget permits... I just run with my 1 gb ipod shuffle!
Carlos Storms so do I. I’ve two and have different vibe playlists on each. I love em. Kickin it old school!!
@@michaelormondrobinson No School like the old school! I guess this is where one stops to "innovate" :D
i still have an old mp3 player that i bought when training for the. baltimore marathon in 2010. ive thought about busting it out because it was so lightweight, but then i'd have to get corded earbuds!
@@kofuzi You could use a "Bluetooth Receiver/Car Kit,Portable Wireless Car Audio Adapter 3.5mm" that's rechargeable for the sakes of trying, but wired ain't so bad, anyway
I don't bring a phone with me unless its a long trail run and I wear a hydro pack for that. I have found that I've been able to avoid getting run over by using my ears more than my eyes and listening to music would be a risk. I'm old, so I learned to run long distances without needing music etc. for a distraction. Also, depending on a phone can become a crutch and not having one during a race could be a problem for some.
i usually run with music, but i almost always race without it