Customer Ratings & Reviews

This belt does the job and I have no complaints. Quality is decent but nothing special.

It was gift that was really liked ! I wanted it for myself, but decided to give as a gift.

Useful item for my tablet and phone when running or just walking weatherproof as well

Exceptional customer service. Product arrived on time and had issue.

Very good bag clean excellent customer support person working

Excellent for long run, hikes, walks. Can hold iPhone, keys, energy snacks.

I needed something for my phone and stuff when I was walking/running. This works!

GREAT. WELL CONSTRUCTED. VERY USEFUL AND PRACTICAL.

It’s a little small for my iPhone and case but handy

Hands free to hold phone and ID while wearing this pouch.

The pouch/waist bag is too flat and has a very narrow access, I can hardly fit my Samsung S23 ultra, the insides should paded to prevent some friction. Looks are ok, but not too practical, it takes time and careful time to get the phone out.

Great product good price this is all I have time for

Holds my phone and ID as needed. No complaints!

Its okay. Still looks kind of dorky but it does carry a phone.

This Insignia running belt is a great alternative to using either an arm band, or worse, running with the phone in your hand. Arm bands for phones always felt awkward to me and make me miss the old days of running with an iPod Nano. This running belt is very thin and made of stretchy nylon material. It really holds your phone snuggly. On the one hand, that's good because the phone doesn't flop around as you're moving. On the other hand, it's not easy to quickly pull the phone out if you need to use it. You'll be relying quite a bit on the controls of your ear buds or smart watch, assuming you are using those. Besides holding your phone, there are a couple of pockets where you can insert a credit card, ID, or a little bit of cash (or a Benjamin, if that's the way you roll). The are also small pockets on the two sides of the zippered phone pocket for loose change or a small ring of keys. The phone pocket has a little bit of plastic shielding on the outward facing side to keep rain from becoming too much of a problem. That said, it is not waterproof. The side that faces your body is only fabric so it's possible to become a bit sweaty depending on how tight the straps are tied. Speaking of the straps, the one downside to this belt is if you're small waisted, there's a lot of extra strap left hanging. While I don't have this issue (which is why I'm running in the first place!), it is something my wife has to deal with. Regardless, it's a great belt.

Finally a running belt that holds my large phone and even has small bonus pockets for your smaller items. I am extremely happy with the lightweight feel but it is really sturdy and holds my phone and extras really well. My last belt was kind of bulky and this is really slim and holds everything really well. I need something for my long training runs (marathon) and this has worked our really well. I am 6’ 200+ and t fits really nice around my waist. I can adjust it to the right tightness and it holds its shape. It holds my iPhone 13 pro max really well and I still have room for my keys in the smaller pouches. I run in very humid weather and so far it has held up well and keeps the sweat off my device. I am looking forward to using this on my training runs as I prepare for my next marathon. I am not sure about using it in the rain, as it hasn't rained yet during any of my runs. I like that I can place my earbuds in the small pouch when they are not being used. Or I can bring my earbud charger along with me if they need a quick re charge on my LONG runs. Very nice deasign, nice storage, and great material and fit.

During my years of running, I’ve come to appreciate a running belt for taking my phone with me, as opposed to arm bands or other solutions. That’s because a running belt holds the phone securely without constantly reminding you that it’s there. I’ve used a number of cheaper belts like this, but I decided it was time to try out a nicer one, which is where this Insignia belt comes in. The belt is black with neon green and yellow accents, and a few stripes of reflective tape. It’s made of a slightly stretchy nylon material on the outside, and the inside is lined with a slick coating that would seem to provide some water resistance. Although Best Buy says it’s not water resistant, I found that the interior coating protected my phone from getting wet from my sweat while I ran. Looking at its construction, I’m not sure how well it would do in a rainstorm, but I think it would provide at least enough protection to get out of the rain. The belt has a large main pocket to accommodate phones up to 7 inches. It was plenty big enough for my iPhone 12 in a case. What’s nice about this belt is that it also has separate compartments to allow you to carry other things. On each side of the phone pocket are compartments for things like keys other little items you may want to have with you. One of these pockets also features an integrated clip to hold your key in place, and this is a nice touch. There are also 2 slim pockets behind the phone compartment that could be used to keep folded money if you like. The Insignia Running Belt is well-made and held my phone in place without bouncing while I ran—this is what’s most important to me. Adjusting the belt’s sizing is easy to do, with an integrated finger loop included. The only area that concerned me was the belt’s clip. It feels pretty solid, but the plastic is thin, causing me to wonder about its long-term strength. Time will tell, and perhaps the thinner plastic will prove to be more comfortable than something thicker. Overall, this is a nicer belt than others I’ve used. If you’re looking for something to hold your phone without bouncing around to annoy you during your run, this is a good choice. If you need something fully waterproof, you’ll need to look elsewhere.

If I would have seen it in a store I would have not purchased it

Package was stolen so can’t review. Guess it must be good.

This Insignia running belt is great for keeping your phone and other small necessities with you when running and/or working out. Easily holds a large phone with case. Example- Pixel 6 Pro, One Plus 11 and Iphone 14Pro max. Can also hold an ID/credit card and a single key. I only used with Bluetooth headsets, no lag, connection issues or distortion. The reflective materiel is extremely reflective. Cars should have no problems seeing you in the dark/dusk. Tested from a block away, corner to corner. While the person wearing it wasn't readily visible at this distance, the reflective line easily caught attention. Some cons- If you're a bigger person with more than about a 42 inch waist it may be too tight. I'm right at 42 and it's at the limit of comfort. Fabric pouch doesn't breath well. Coupled with a phone in this heat and you're in for some heavy spot sweating. To keep the pouch from flopping around, you will need to play with positioning to get it right for your comfort. I found for me that it was right hip, about the 5 O'clock position. Your comfort position may vary. Still a good way to exercise and keep your phone secured with you.