I have beat the heck out of this thing for the past 4 months; on my person for 95% of all waking hours during that time. HEAVY use, all day long, hiking, shopwork, digging holes, working concrete, riding motorcycles, and, yes, working/riding a desk too... yes, I do mostly the latter, but I'm a pretty active home-gamer when I'm actually HOME.... It is holding a phone (MOTO G Play with protective case), keys, 2 small multitools, small flashlight, 380 + extra mag, ID's. . In an out of abrasive pockets/areas. Stitching on one of the sections came undone at the corner, fixed and reinforced all stitching with shoogoo. Downgraded to 4 stars for that. I also made braided paracord handle for quick unzip on the main compartment. It is compact, but it is not as sturdy as double stitched cordura nylon ... I do have a bag made in that style, but if you go with that construction, you get a THICK bag even without anything in it... They could have double stitched for not much more cost(?). TANSTAAFL: It's thin and $10.... I was hoping it would last for a few months of total abuse, it pretty much has. If you run, it does bounce unless you really cinch down on the strap, and even then it still gets going pretty good. Just FYI.

Bought 2 other waist bags and this one for myself but both my daughters seem to prefer this one for many reasons--- multiple pockets which fit phone, money, cards, keys, etc., easily. The color is a neutral army beige that does wit everything and it has additional clip for hanging keys, hand sanitizer, etc. It just has more pockets than you'l think you need and it still looks and fit snug to your waist, which adjusts and has a clip/buckle for tying down the strap overage. Overall, just what i was looking for and more. Only wished it came in various colors like black, burgundy and neon vibrant colors for kids.

I'm one of those women who loves to accessorize but abhors having to keep track of extra items. I don't enjoy carrying purses because the reality is that the busier I get, the more likely I am to leave it somewhere. That's where this little bag comes in handy. It gives me a trendy, urban vibe without weghing me down or taking up precious hand room. I can fit all of my necessities which usually include my IPhone 6 Plus with large bulky charging case, car keys, money/credit card, lipstick, and mascara. It is subtle but cute. Goes with all of my casual outfits. I have the khaki color but will probably order black as well.

Man, my friends and family won't believe me when I say I'm bringing fanny packs back. Whatever, troglodytes. I love the superb convenience of not having to reach for my purse when I'm getting out of the car, when i step away from the shopping cart, and when going through various airport gates with boarding passes and IDs. I especially like the low-profile of this one, the nondescript color, and that great little ring up front i can attach my keys to. This one also has several pocket separators in the inside, which are a mixed blessing -- Organization for DAYS! But I actually lost my wedding ring in one of those pockets for several miserable hours. I searched that thing through too!

Two main griefs (other than the stress of a lost wedding ring):
1) The zipper doesn't stay closed when i have several heavier items in it. A phone especially, or coins will pull forward on the front and tug at the zipper til it's an inch or more open. That means hooking my keys to the ring on front is not really feasible. dangit. But that's what belt-loops are for!
2) This thing is no longer big enough for my new big phone. The iphone 5 fit like a dream, but the 7 plus? fuhgetaboutit. Oh well, after the zipper thing I was looking to find a new one anyway... really want some leather saddle bags!

I just got this yesterday, and I really like the looks of it in person. It's difficult to find an economically priced fanny pack in this color, khaki. I haven't worn it yet, but I'm sure that it's worth more than what I paid for it. There are MANY pockets.

EDIT: Now that I have had a chance to use this, I can honestly say that is is AMAZING in it's capacity. You just KEEP finding pockets. And you can really pack them full. My husband was hospitalized this week, and I stayed in his room with him. It was so much more convenient to transfer the things from my crossbody bag into the many pockets of this fanny pack and not have a big bag swinging around everytime I bent to adjust bedcovers and such.

The one drawback I've found is that the zippers don't 'lock' in place when you push the zipperpull back onto the zipper, you know, like the zipper on a pair of jeans will 'lock down'. The main top zipper was where my concern was. But it never came open more than an inch or so unless I opened it myself.
Delivery was very acceptable, and FREE. I received it about half the time they promised, probably about 2 weels.