Sprigs Wrist Wallet Running Wristband Pocket for Keys Cards Cash ID Phone

I purchased a few wrist wallets to find a style that fit my needs. This one is unique in that you can fit your phone and extras with dual pockets. It is a bit awkward to have your phone on your wrist but if you do want to do that it works. I fit a Samsung Galaxy S9 pretty comfortably although big on my small female arm. The arm wallet fit tight on large male arm and maybe difficult to have a phone in it when it is stretched so much. It was fine for credit card +id and maybe cash and key. I like the soft material and combination of dual pockets. I also bought a Clouds one which was thicker sweat band material which I disliked. This one is thin enough to fit well and also could be folded or bunched. It's certainly the largest on my arm but does what it says it will do.

I bought this to be a pocket when the rest of my clothes haven't got one. I usually only carry a small pocket knife and a lip balm, and while this pocket is huge for just that, it still handles them nicely and I don't notice this thing on my arm under my long sleeved shirt. It's loose, but not loose enough to slide off. I can slide it up my arm almost to the elbow, but up there it's tight. I tried putting my phone (a pixel 2 XL with a thin case) in the pocket, and it fits but it's awkward and huge and I wouldn't wear it like that under normal circumstances--though I'm sure it would be fine for a run with elbows bent, it wouldn't work for walking when your arms point at the ground. My intent is to wear the pocket all day when my clothes haven't got pockets, and this is comfortable, light, and unobtrusive. I could also fit a small wallet in there, the smallest kind wouldn't stretch it out nearly as much as my phone, and I'm sure it would be comfortable tucked into my sleeve. A small music-only device like an ipod would work great, but the cord would get annoying during everyday tasks. I bought pink so I can find the thing, all my furniture is dark and a black anything gets lost easily. Pleased with my purchase overall.

Wrist wallet too short

Have to say this one's pretty much a miss for me. Maybe it would work for someone with walking around doing errands. But for running? Not so much. I bought this to replace my arm band holder (which chafes when I run without long sleeves). I used it 3 times and finally gave up. First off, I should say I have an iPhone 6. Not the biggest iPhone, but it's not small either. The phone barely fits in the pocket on the Banjees. Also, when I run, I need access from time to time to my display since I used an app to track my time and distance. Since the fit is very snug, if I don't lock my screen, pulling the phone out of the pocket usually means I accidently "tap" the phone (which loads or closes other apps unintentionally). Not good to try to fix while you're running. And of course if you lock your phone, then when you pull it out of the pocket, you have to unlock it while you're running. It's also quite bulky to have an iPhone 6 on your wrist, or I'd consider trying out the clear cover version. I had hesitated to purchase that one because the reviews seemed to indicate it was too small for the iPhone 6. So in the end I'm back to my arm band and lots of Glide to avoid chafing as much as possible.

I have used this for 8+ years. Never carry a purse when I'm travelling or running errands. I also keep my clunky android phone on my land yard. In case I trip and fall I have my hands free.

I have been jogging daily for 35 years (full disclosure: minus 3 months.) I have been looking for a couple of years for a little wrist wallet to carry just a credit card and a few dollars. (I wear my door key on a string around my neck.) I tried the black one-pocket gizmo from Walmart (also sold here) that is a few millimeters shorter than a US credit card. I guess where they make them they have shorter credit cards that the $0.49/hour fabric measurers use when they cut the fabric. But I moved the velcro strips and it "sort of" works and has the advantage that you can get stuff out of it while it's on your wrist. Sort of. (Getting it back in and keeping it closed is another story.) But after a year of the Walmart gizmo I wanted one that worked out of the box. So I bought this one and, although lots of reviewers rave about it, I doubt many of the ravers have run in hot weather and tried to get a credit card out of it, let alone tried to extract a sweaty $20 bill in one piece or get something back in. If you think you'll get a cell phone in there, you will if it's about the size of the tiny CDMA Motorola flip phone I had (loved it) 15 years ago. But you'll never never get it out, at least not in one piece. I have a Sansa clip (love it - full disclosure: I do not listen to music when I jog so I can hear cars coming) and it would fit in there well and, since it stays, that might be OK for the flip-top pocket. But you can't get anything out of this thing without taking it off or using a survival knife. Or start but probably not win a wet, stretchy, slimy, sticky, hair-grabbing, skin-chafing, stroke-causing, expletive-muttering tug of war if you sweat. Which I do because that's the whole point of aerobic exercise, right? And "one size fits most" means that you better be on the really really really really emaciated thin-boned side of "most." I am a little guy and do not have Popeye forearms but even Olive Oyl would have a hard time getting this on her wrist. And getting it off when you're sweating? See comments about "tug of war" above and ten-times them. So, like my search for the perfect keyboard I can use to write in the dark (total so far purchased = 8; Ivation returned DOA) I continue my search for a functional wrist wallet I can wear when jogging. There used to be one made with tan ripstop, 2 lengthwise zipper pockets, and an adjustable strap that was great but no more. I guess it is not cool enough, like this one. (If someone knows where to get these please post a reply.) I wasn't going to write this review but I got a "hope you are satisfied you are important to us" automail from the vendor asking me to. I hate those automails and don't like this product so I wrote this review, which is truthful. I advise you to avoid this if you're looking for something to do what this product is supposed to do, and claims it does. If you want it so you'll look cool, get it because it definitely looks cool. Although probably not $10+ cool for $0.50 worth of materials.

I teach urban escape and evasion classes for civilian contractors traveling overseas as well as in the US and purchased this as a classroom and field training aid. While it only comes in one size, many of my clients are able to fit this over their foot without much trouble. I have worn my own nearly every day for three weeks and find it very comfortable. So much so that I forget that it is there until its time to use it for instruction or while traveling. I am not very tall and this fits around my calf as well as my ankle. It is snug but is still comfortable with items stored. I find it helpful to wear it inverted, with the zipper at the bottom. So far the product has shown no signs of wear and the elastic is still doing great, no noticeable breakdown in the stretch. I recommend this item to all my clients for carrying vital documents and small gear when in the field and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality, low profile, ankle based carry system. I am not affiliated with the manufacturer or seller of this product and receive nothing for this review.

I have used these for years but the one problem is that the zippered credit card pocket is so tight, and fabric is so thin that the corners of your credit cards end up poking through. They need to line the credit pocket with something more durable...

Great quality, important and useful product for travelling.

Es demaciado estrecha, no pude meter mi celular

Just what I wanted

Très joli et de bonne qualité!

muy práctico, buen ajuste, buena capacidad