WARRIOR PK Tactical Parkour/Freerunning Leg Bag, Running Belt for Extreme Athletes, Runners, Gymnasts, Ninjas, Rock Climbers and More.

I opened my package and started unzipping the pockets to see how much room for stuff was available. There are 3 total zippers though the very most top one that you'd assume opens to the largest storage area is just a zipper to open space, no "pocket" at all. So the remaining two pockets are the only useable ones and are only big enough to hold a pack of gum or tissues...bummer

I got this for work since I was looking for something like a fanny pack but less bulky and something that stays more in place. The pockets can be hard to get into and things that end up at the bottom of the pouch you may have to dig for. I have small hands and its still can be a struggle to get things quickly. The front pocket expands out some if you have something a little bulky and there is also one side pocket but it is very small. The top part measures 8 inches across and the bottom is 6 inches since it tapers toward the bottom, it is 11 inches tall. If you are a smaller person the thigh strap maybe too big. My thigh is 21 inches circumference but the strap is loose even at it tightest but not too bad. The thigh strap measured at its shortest was 22 and can be adjusted/expand out quite a bit. The waist length is fine and can adjust a lot. Its comfortable to wear and if you want extra stability you can put it through belt loops. If you want a bag to put things into while you are doing activity this bag is great, really keeps everything secure and keeps it from moving around. Pockets not big enough to fit iPad but can fit a few phones , keys, accessories, wallet etc.

I'm a female delivery driver and any woman will tell you our pockets aren't really made to carry wallets and phones in. I've broken and lost phones because of this and have had my wallet with my bank in it fall out. I've been lucky there. I decided on this as it's not bulky and low profile. It's been great the 2 days now I've been wearing it. I use the lower pocket for my wallet and the upper pocket for my phone. The lowest pocket I keep my personal cash and small stuff. The first day after a few hours the belt started to stretch a bit and I adjusted it. Yesterday I had no problems. This was a great investment. The zippers close effortlessly so I can access them quickly. Best money I've spent.Update: I've had this for a few months now and it's so comfortable to wear. Sometimes the strap around the waist will slide but just tighten it and you're good. I was a purse fan. I lived purses. This I have started wearing out and keep essentials handy and close to my body. I don't have to worry about where to sit my purse, keeping my eye on it. I just can't say enough about this. Try it I guarantee you will love it

My husband is a hunter, and his waterproof camo pants have no pockets. He wanted pockets, without anything being too bulky on his thigh. Many drop leg bags are essentially mini backpacks, which stick out way too far. This was absolutely perfect. It does not inhibit his movement at all, it doesn't jab into him when he is lying prone on his shooting mat, and it stays flat on his leg. There isn't a lot of room in it. He carries his phone, keys, and wallet in it. (You could pack a little more than that in, but not a whole lot more.) But for what he needed, he couldn't be happier. If you are looking for affordable and well-built replacement pockets for your pants, look no farther.The only minor con is that this is not waterproof. If you are lying on wet ground, your phone will get wet. I plan to spray it with silicone spray to fix that. I just haven't gotten around to it yet.

I have an extremely bad back and the idea of sitting on a wallet is simply out of the question. I have carried fanny packs (in the way and never comfortable) and carried a messenger bag (actually a good thing, but still in the way a lot and a bit of a pain) and so when I got this I was way surprised at how usable it was. I think this small bag is great. It looks masculine (gunslinger-ish) it is much more wearable on the Harley than a messenger bag, and it doesn't interfere with a seat belt in the car. It's never in the way, it is well built, and it holds all the stuff I need. I could use one more pocket, but I could even sew another small pocket on. I'd buy another one in a heartbeat...in fact, I think I will.

I liked that this bag was slim and that it strapped to my thigh. For my job I am constantly in motion with a lot of running around a warehouse , this bag let me be able to carry my essentials( cell phone, couple of cards, little bit of cash, keys, two pens )with without worrying that they were going to fall out of my pocket. The cons to this bag is yes it has three pockets, but you can’t really use the small side pocket since what ever you put in it blocks a portion of the main big pocket. ( the little side pocket tucks into the main pocket horizontally you have to push that out of the way to reach the bottom of the main big pocket)The other thing is that I have only been using the bag for about two weeks and the zipper on the main bag is starting to unravel and the wire for the zipper is coming undone. Disappointed that the stitching on this material came undone really quickly

I use this to run with as well as outdoor workouts. It holds my phone as well as fuel (Gel Packs pouches, Gummies etc.) as well as a perfect pocket for chapstick/Keys/cards. Easy to adjust and when running stays right on my hip and the items that are needed are easy to get while moving about.

When I received my first one, The biggest pocket of the bag is completely open (as seen in the image), as if that part was halfway sewed done, before being packed and shipped off. I returned it and got another one, this time Undamaged, and I simply love it. Despite the fact that it droops during runs (I consider this flaw on my part since I have thinner thighs). Having this now frees my pants pocket and is comfortable to wear!