Cell Phone Holster for Riders and Hikers, Non-Slip Band Smartphone Holder with Adjustable Straps, All Purpose Sport Bag Sport Leg Band for Running, Walking, Equestrian, Black

I purchased this to wear as a wallet under a long formal dress on my daughter’s wedding day. I positioned it on the inside of my calf and it worked like a charm. No one could tell I had it on, and I was able to have lipstick, pack of gum, envelope with vendor tip secured and strapped on. At one point in the evening I even put my cellphone in it and still no one was the wiser. The ends of the straps get placed into the long loops that are sewn on the piece and these lay pretty flat. When I first tried it on I was a little confused by this and thought the straps would flap around rendering this useless for the discreet wallet idea, but after playing with it a bit, I figured out the loops and everything was great.

This kept falling down my leg no matter how tight I strapped it. I also wish it expanded more, I thought it would be more roomy. I bought this so that I could have emergency supplies and my phone on my during my wedding day because my dress didn't have any pockets and I didn't want to keep handing my stuff to someone while taking pictures. I tried strapping it to various places on my leg throughout the day, but it always ended up down by my ankle. By the end of the night I was glad to leave all the stuff on the sweetheart table so I could finally go enjoy myself without feeling it fall down my leg. I was glad to have all my stuff, but I wish it stayed where I strapped it

You're probably not going to feel right at home in this on first wearing. It requires adjusting to fit and also just generally learning how to get around in it. Pay particular attention to properly tucking in the velcro and getting the angle right for your own gait and clothing fit. It's a good, usable concealment device for cash, documents, etc. if you have some patience and perseverance.

The straps were so big with not enough Velcro that I couldn’t get this to fit tight across my calf. As soon as I put my phone in the pocket, it fell down the my ankle. I would not trust the Velcro to stay secure while running.

Since my wife work in the Casino, she does not have pockets in her work uniform, this pouch came ready handy. It does not slide down of her like other ones she had. She put her money, Note 9 and her ID in it. It a bit on the heavy side. She put one strap slightly below the knee and the other on the calf so it stay put and its does not show once the pant leg is over it.

Got this for a relative to carry 2 epi pens. Could not find a designed-for-epi pens product that was actually available so opted for this. The pens fit in the largest pocket with romm to spare and the smaller pocket is a nice plus.However, the elastic straps are not strong enough to hold the case with 2 epi-pens in place (i.e., one band above the flare of the calf and one around the lower part of the calf). In order to pull the elastic tight enough, the other half of the velcro (the part on the strap) is in the wrong place.Also, there is no anti-slide/skid backing on the case so it will rotate around on the leg and slips down the leg after very little movement.It's better than the ziploc bag the epi-pens have been carried in, but the person really needs a way to carry them all the time and not have the pens in a case on a waist belt.I would rate this as lightweight in construction (which, once modifications are made) will be a plus), the straps need to be wider with longer pieces of velcro as well as some type of nonskid padding on the back side.

I’m using it for a wedding I’m in next weekend. I put it on with my phone12 and ran up and down my stairs and it did not move! I have high hopes it will do me well, definitely recommend! Very sturdy, very comfy holds just what you need!

I purchased this so that I could attend my friend’s wedding and not have to lug around/keep track of a purse (my dress had no pockets, aggravatingly). It stays on very well, it was just too bulky to wear under my dress. When I walked, I could both see and hear it brushing against the fabric of the dress. You could tell I had it strapped to my leg. The dress was made of a drapey, knit fabric; it might’ve worked better with a stiffer skirt that was shaped outward from the body.