Our tester found that although it fitted well with no bounce while running, the horizontal design meant it felt tighter across their ribs than other chest phone holders. It's made from breathable neoprene material too, and has an adjustable waistband to fit most body types. The Runitude claims it’s the lightest on the market at 159g and is available in a black version and a reflective version. I had a nylon phone holder before the Juggernaut and the way it mounted it had too much slack and it did not hold the device steadily as this mount does, nor was the angle adjustable. This running chest phone holder features a special key pocket with key holder on the right shoulder, a waterproof phone and card pocket on the front, and earphone wiring holes (if you don't have a wireless pair).

We can confidently say that the pouch will fit 99% of modern phones, the product comes with a phone adapter case to make sure your device has a snug fit preventing phone movement whist on the move. As such, it's designed more for gym workouts than running, but would work for shorter run sessions, in particular, treadmill sessions as part of a gym workout.Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. Running packs – bigger backpacks or running vests can stash lots of kit for longer runs, as well as your phone, and offer multiple pocket options for choices on where to put your phone (eg front zip, elasticated pocket, back main section) so access can be restricted depending on where you stash it. It features a Velcro front pocket for your phone, plus an internal pocket for keys/cards and offers one thing others don't – a water bottle holder on the rear. Freetrain makes running chest phone holders and is at the forefront of the new style of chest phone holders.

Your phone sits in the middle of the ‘V’, in the centre of your chest so you can access it easily while you run. It means your phone is not going anywhere, but access is limited – if you need to check anything on your phone removing it from the armband can be difficult and requires you to stop running. You can't afford to risk your device to chance when you need quick access, and hands free to complete the mission.

The pocket has plenty of space for the biggest of phones, but it fastens via a zip, meaning that to access the phone you will need to stop. Its products are shaped like minimal running vests and are designed in a V-shape going across your chest and back. Runner's World participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially chosen products purchased through our links to retailer sites. It fits tightly over your chest, can be adjusted via the side straps, and your phone is kept in the front pocket horizontally.

If you like to run with your phone – whether for safety reasons, to listen to music or to see where you are mid-route, there’s a wide array of options out there that aren’t just ‘grasping your phone in one hand while you run’. We have designed a phone holder for running and working out that fits the majority between 28" - 52" chest. Ive filmed many BMX and action shots with this mount: Its very comfortable and grips the mobile phone tightly.Designed for instant easy access to your phone, the idea is that you wear one of these over your running top or jacket and, voila, you are hands-free while running. This is more like a back-to-front backpack, and as such is not the most minimalistic of phone carriers. Running belts– usually elasticated belts that fit around your waist, these have pockets for your phone. From arm holders and running belts, to running packs and hydration vests, even some leggings now solve the problem with designated phone pockets. Our cables give you the extra juice you need and keep you in constant comms with your team through connectivity to power management hubs and data integrations with tactical radios.