Fitdom Running Chest Pack for Men, Tactical Sports Utility Bag with Pockets

Awesome chest pack. It’s comfortable and perfect for holding my keys, phone, and wallet while I’m riding around on my ebike. It also fits 2nd amendment accessories well in main pocket.

I needed something I could ride my bike and/or run with, that kept my gun secure AND also kept it readily available. I'm not a huge fan of concealment holsters mounted to my bike, because if I get separated from the bike I'm also separated from my gun. Plus, running with a firearm well concealed is a bit of a challenge in workout gear, along with keeping it from moving/bouncing around too much. One thing worth noting is that you'll want to add some extra retention for the adjustable straps, they tend to slip over time and loosen up. I just added another tri-glide buckle to each strap and now they don't move. I'm 5'5", 180 lbs with a 42" chest, and I have quite a bit of extra strap, so this will fit a fairly big framed individual as well. The internal holster is only for righties, so lefties like myself have an awkward draw. BUT it's worth it because once your gun is in the holster and zipped up, there is zero room for it to shift around. So with this strapped up tightly, I can even sprint comfortably, all with my firearm one chest zipper away. Plus, the rest of the storage compartments give you just enough room for a spare mag, full size wallet, phone, and keys. I utilize the molle webbing for a flashlight and a knife. I'm sure plenty of people can come to the conclusion that I'm probably carrying a gun with this, especially with the molle webbing looking more "tactical" than without, but it also looks like a simple jogging chest pack. Great product! Highly recommend!

After reading previous reviews about the vest fit - how it has to be put on like a sweater, I opted to get the rig fit with the buckles. This allows for faster on/off. I like the roomy pockets. The main pouch is large enough for EDC plus a couple of mags, or a small tablet or phone. The smaller pouch is good for a wallet sized or small phone. I like the molle straps for attaching carabiners or other clip on gear. My only gripe is that the straps are non-elastic, so it doesn't hug you as snugly - and can flop around when you are running. Also after you get the straps adjusted, the loose ends flap about even with the elastic "rubber band" strap holders in place. I would probably have to rig up some sort of velcro or zip tie them in place. [update] After one season of use - a good general use chest rig for hiking, motorcycle riding, cycling, climbing and EDC. Couple of gripes: the straps are still fiddly to adjust and flappy. Also if you have a double stack hi-cap mag, the mag pocket is just a bit too high and your zipper catches on the magazine; a negative if you have to quickly load/unload.

This item is just what I was looking for without having to spend $50 to $100 for a name brand chest pack. For the money it is totally worth it. It is highly adjustable and fits very comfortably when worn. It is the perfect addition to my hiking gear.

Purchased this for a little extra carrying capacity on a snowboard trip with friends and one with my 7 year old. It adequately carried a 500ML Hydrapak collapsible flask for water, a Capri-Sun-sized beverage pouch in the front large zipper, energy bars, a few small shooters for the chair lift, and my wallet and keys in the rectangular pouch on the front. It fit well and was actually nice to unzip my jacket, which kept it from flapping on the run. Very comfortable and streamlined. It's light, and you'll barely notice having it on, even with all the items I put in it. It should do equally well for runners as it doesn't bounch too much during physical movement.

I purchased this pack for a backpacking trip. I was looking for the following, and I got it all: (1) Comfortable fit while also carrying a backpack; (2) Small, but large enough to comfortably carry a small handgun (e.g., Ruger LCP); (3) Approximately 3-5 separate places to carry things to help keep me organized; (4) Easy access, but not so easy that things might fall out. (5) Some protection in the rain. There are 3 zippered compartments. The one closest to my body (Compartment #1) has a small internal pocket that holds my Ruger LCP very nicely. It couldn't have been a better fit, or in a better location! I am using the rest of that compartment for small topographical maps for hiking. The next zippered Compartment #2 is ideal for my mobile phone, which measures about 6" x 3.5". While backpacking, I use my mobile phone for photos and navigation; it is very accessible, and fairly well protected in case of rain ... or in case I fall. For me, the 3rd zippered pocket (Compartment #3) is ideal for my pocket knife, compass, chapstick, and emergency whistle. There's room for more, but I don't want the added weight. I was not expecting such a good feel while also carrying a backpack.

This looks great and fits great! For larger men, you're still safe. I'm a beefier guy, approx. 220lbs and 5'11. Workout junkie turned covid belly blaster! Yahooooo! For in shape individuals, well then, you're perfectly in the clear for this one. Do note I added the patch shown in the photo! Pockets are larger than you'd assume, but in the GOOD sense. Able to fit my phone, wallet, and some random necessities into the mix as well. Sturdy and safe build! Pros: Looks GREAT! I use it for fishing purposes and will carry with me for more, including camping etc. as it's that useful whilst still looking decent vs a fanny pack or oversized bag. Fits well, can get snug & works with many body types. Cons: Strap design is a LITTLE awkward if you need to tighten it up more than I did. For you thinner individuals, you may have extra overhang from the straps in bag. It could be hard for you to reach that far (theyll start on your back) so try your best to resize appropriately prior to putting it on. No issues though. Pros outweigh the cons. Feels good quality and looks great quality!

After some adjusting it straps on relatively quick, but putting an edc in there is a little bit of a game. If you go for a run, if will bounce, it will cause you to sweat a bit more as well, and it looks tactical. so.. you may get some odd looks, but.. you’ll have your phone and wallet and criminal deterrent in one spot.

Great product, really versatile, just wish it didn’t break this soon, as I’ve only had it for 3 months. The zip has started to rip and the back brace stitching has started to come undone. I use this everyday for work, or runs, just wished it lasted longer

Great thing to possess

To think that it came from US. Nah. I was expecting quality materials.

Petit sac pratique pour ranger ses clés, smartphone, documents. Le tout facilement accessible.

The ergonomics when wearing this are great. I did add some alien tape between the loose ends of the straps to keep them in place and it works ok. LOVE the three interior neoprene pockets in the main compartment: perfectly fits my car keys, iPhone 13 Pro, and airpods close to your chest, which minimizes bouncing when walking fast. I wear this as a professional cinematographer and love having secure and easy access to my personal affects, tools and spare batteries. It comes in clutch when navigating *very* busy venues (read: Calgary Stampede concert venues!) and I prefer it to slings and leg-worn bags as access is so easy. I velcroed my credentials to the front pouch and added a molle glass case to have easy access to my reading glasses for critical manual focus. Only thing that I find is that the zippers often take two hands vs one hand to close. I'm assuming it's the quality of the zipper or lack of structure to the cloth material, as I don't have this issue on my Alpaka gear (which I also love, but they don't make a front chest harness). Highly recommended.