Running Belts

Ultimate Performance Running Belts

Ease Runners Expandable Waist Bag (UP6540)

A value-for-money, expandable waist belt designed for runners. It features reflective trim, water-resistant fabric, a key clip, inner card pocket, and a phone port for headphone access. The belt fits waists from 26″ to 42″ (66 cm to 107 cm) and claims a “no‐bounce snug fit.”

Ease LED Runners Waist Pack (UP6541)

This version builds on the UP6540 with a built-in LED light offering constant and flashing modes (no separate battery; rechargeable via mini USB). The LED is visible up to half a mile. It retains the same reflective, water-resistant, expandable, no-bounce design and fits the same 26″–42″ waist range.

Fitbelt (UP6538)

A simpler, streamlined waist belt with a zippered front pocket, stretch fabric, and flat seams for comfort during runs. An internal key clip helps prevent bouncing, and the fabric is quick-dry. Unlike the “one-size-fits-most” belts above, the Fitbelt comes in five sizes (XS to XL) to better match varying waist dimensions. 
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Titan Runners Waist Pack (UP6510)

A more robust neoprene-style belt with dual pockets. The large main pocket (approx. 18 × 10 × 2 cm) molds to your items and reduces movement. The front pocket uses elastic mesh for quick-access items. Included is a headphone port, reflective detailing, and a fully adjustable, bounce-reducing strap. 

Clearwell Sports Waistpack (UP6535)

The Clearwell is a multifunctional waistpack designed to carry all your essentials during indoor or outdoor activity. It includes a dedicated phone compartment sized to accommodate most modern phones (including up to iPhone 15). A touch-window allows you to operate the phone while it’s still inside the compartment, and there is a port for headphone cables.

Best running belt for me?

When choosing a running belt, it’s important to focus on comfort, practicality, and durability. A good belt should have an adjustable fit that stays secure without bouncing, and be made from lightweight, breathable materials that prevent irritation and keep you cool. Storage is another key factor, with enough space for essentials like your phone, keys, or gels, ideally in zippered or secure pockets to keep items safe. Water resistance adds protection in wet conditions, while reflective accents improve safety for early morning or evening runs.

For longer distances, hydration compatibility is essential, with space for bottles or packs designed for easy access. A well-designed belt will also distribute weight evenly for stability, remain streamlined to avoid bulk, and be made from durable, easy-to-clean materials that can withstand regular use. By balancing these features with your specific needs, you can find a running belt that keeps your essentials secure and enhances your performance without distraction.