Sprigs Banjees 2 Pocket Wrist Wallet/Wrist Band/Wrist Pocket for Travel, Walking, & Running. Wallet Pouch That Holds Cash, Card, ID's, and More

I used to carry a small bag to the gym with my keys, wallet, phone, and a few other things. Since the gym reopened, I have not wanted to use the lockers so I looked for an alternative. Some of the wrist pouches were too small to fit my large key fob. This one is perfect. It will hold the key fob, driver's license, gym card, and a credit card in the zipper compartment and the phone on the other side. A little bulky with the phone, but it works really well and I can run right to the gym floor without the bother of using a locker. Nice details like a buttonhole to run your ear buds from the phone. My trainer thought it was great, too.

Love these, fast delivery, great fit. My phone is a little big for it but I use it mainly for a wallet

Really handy for carrying my basics, this wrist wallet fits my Galaxy S8 or a similarly sized power bank (my more common use of the fold-top pocket), and the zipper pocket is great for a few cards, cash, chapstick, earbuds etc.Some reviews complained of it being bulky and awkward to carry your phone when worn on your wrist. They're not wrong, but it's something that should be obvious before purchase. If you hold your phone against your wrist and it looks large, a bit of stretchy fabric isn't going to make your phone smaller.The fabric, zipper, and stitching seem to be overall good quality. I do wish the button holes were oriented the other way to better accommodate the large end of a usb cord, and I find that my constantly stretching it in the other direction is wearing on the button hole.Now for my only real complaint and disappointment with this product: it takes forever to dry. I had thought I could use it in the pool, at the beach, and then again the next day for other activities (no, not expecting it to keep my electronics dry) but it takes almost a full day to dry!I emptied it and left it on a rack with airflow to both front and back overnight, and the next day it was still cold and damp. I had to turn it inside out and leave it for another half day. I had hoped this sporty fabric would be quick dry (at this price point), but either it's not or it's designed with too many layers to dry efficiently. So if you're going to an amusement park and get wet, be prepared to have a cold wet thing on your wrist for the rest of the day.I may need to make a point to hit it with hand/hair/clothing dryers throughout the day or have a second wallet to swap out to, both options being more hassle than I was hoping for.Looooong winded, I know. Headline says it all.

I've been wearing a wrist wallet for about 15 years and have worn through several. This is one of my favorites. It is well made and has nice, light, soft, stretchy fabric (in a fun color!). There is a zipper on one side that is nice for securing cards and keys. As a bonus, the zipper is well constructed so that it doesn't get caught up on anything and easily zips back and forth. The other side has a flap that has a generous overlap so I won't have anything spilling out. It is well made and worth the cost.

I purchased six of these when they first came out in QVC years ago. In the past year I was have had three more of the longer and patterned ones. I have so enjoyed the protection of my cash and cards when I play my many sports, during work, etc. I don’t lose my purse anymore because I don’t carry one. The most recent delivery, however, has been a real disappointment. It is a bit too lose and was not sewn as cleanly as the others. The edges are not straight and are bulky. It took weeks to get them, and I am guessing while the price rose quite a bit, the value of the product dropped. I would not be eager to buy another.

Somehow it holds my IPhone 15 pro max in place even with the wallet cover. Don’t love the print, but is not a deal breaker.

I've been using wrist wallets for years, and I've learned the hard way to always wear them with the zipper at the top, facing up. That way, if you accidentally forget to zip it up after putting away a credit card or whatever, it's less likely to spill its contents all over the floor.Unfortunately, this very cute and comfortable wrist wallet is tapered so that you can only wear it with the zipper at the bottom, facing down. I have very tiny wrists and forearms, but even I can't get it on with the zipper at the top end. I finally ended up giving it to my daughter, who is far less absent minded and thus less likely to leave it unzipped. It's a shame too because it's really cute and the fabric is nice and it even has an extra unzippable pocket on the other side. But it's just not worth the risk, at least for an airhead like me.

There's the zipper pouch on one side, but only half-sized, open pocket on the other. Not sure what would fit in there, and the pocket's not very snug to keep something in when you're active.The band is about the width of my wrist, with no stretch whatsoever -- which means it's impossible to get over my hand, even empty. This'd require small hands to get on, and then would be very loose unless you hike it up to your forearm.