Multiloop Belt

Works well, convenient buckle, holds the poles well.

I've tried other brands and Janji has knocked this one out of the park, the stands, and in the city across the river!! I absolutely LOVE this belt! I use it for my long runs.

I’ve been really impressed with the Multiloop Belt. Everything stays securely in place, even while running. The soft flasks fit snugly with no bouncing at all. I also placed one soft flask in the rear pocket, and it stayed just as secure and comfortable.

The belt is stable, comfortable, and has plenty of storage without feeling bulky. The only minor downside is that the excess adjustment straps are quite long and can hang loose. It’s not a major issue, but strap keepers or shorter excess webbing would make the belt even better. Overall, it’s an excellent running belt and I would definitely recommend it. 100% recommended!

Doesn't move and fits everything for a long run

The belt I’ve been waiting for! Finally something that stays put with very minimal bounce when filled with snack and water. So much storage and it’s comfortable to wear for hours at a time.Thank you for making this!!

I gave this belt a test drive on a trail run fully loaded and I had zero bounce. It was very comfortable to wear. The water bottle fit well in the belt and my iPhone stayed secure and accessible. Good job on the design

I want to love this so bad, but it does not hold a full soft flask. It kept bouncing out until I drank 1/3 of it. The interior mesh also caused chafing when it came in contact with skin. It could be so good! Just needs a little redesign.

I bought this for a trail marathon after shoulder surgery made my vest too uncomfortable for long runs. It fits great, comfortable and holds lots of snacks. It does not fit a soft flask. Luckily the pockets in my janji trail tights are big enough for 2 flasks. Don't plan on using the belt for your water.

No bounce. Like at all. But the buckle (and the loop on the opposite side) doesn't sit above the any fabric of the belt so it it rubs directly on clothing, or skin if shirtless. In a less than hour run, my skin on both sides was rubbed totally raw. Not at all useable for me.

I live in the mountains. And needed a bag for shorter/ more technical hikes. So my hands could be free for a rock scramble. This bag fits the bill. I can get my phone in the front. And water and a packable wind jacket in the back. Plus a small snack. The cons are the belt is probably designed for men. I wish the side pannels had some stretch to them. So I could get it to sit over my hips instead of it sliding up over them for me that means this thing will get above my belly button and the. I have to shiny it back down. So I wish it hugged my body more. I think if the band was made out of some stretchy material and had a bungee lacing on each side I could sinch it would do the trick. With that said I don’t regret this bag. I still use it for quick after work hikes

Well designed, functional, comfortable

I was in need of a lightweight pack for both trail and road running. There was zero bounce and it's super comfortable. Highly recommend.

Wanted to love it, but it's just okay. The good: looks cool, good size in terms of storage, lot's of great pockets, relatively lightweight (but not great), and has pretty good versatility for what you can carry and how you might want to use it.

The bad: bottle doesn't fit well in the designed pocket and creates a massive bulge in your back and creates two uncomfortable pockets on either side of the storage area for the bottle. It's pretty much unusable if you put the bottle in the actual storage compartment it was designed for. It works better if you put the bottle in the large pocket, unfortunately, now your whole storage is taken up by the bottle and there isn't much room for anything else. The bottle from hydrapak is simply too big and will not sit flat on your back. They do make flatter ones that don't have such a large round nozzle cap so perhaps that would work better. This is the major design flaw that prevents it from being overly useful. As another reviewer mentioned, your phone can sit there nicely but the bottle will not.

Other aspects that aren't great: the waist belt is way too long for thinner individuals and you are left with long, dangling straps to deal with. Further, the straps are too thick and heavy. Additionally, they are near impossible to cinch down and get tight due to the double backing and multipoint harness system they have to be pulled through. That does help with bounce (a little, but not much) but it's simply too difficult to microadjust on the fly, which you need to do as your load changes from food and water consumption over time. Also, there is no stretch to the waist belt at all so it's either really tight or really loose. Another low point is that the buckles are exposed and hit you right in your hips - there is no padding like in other packs.

Overall, it's a great concept and many aspects, like the pockets and storage options work well, but it really isn't that useful or comfortable for long runs as designed with the waist belt system and water bottle storage.

Perfect for a long run or hike! Lots of storage space!

My greatest criticism is that I cannot fit even one full soft flask in the button clip pocket let alone two. I’m unsure how people are able to run with water using this pack. Vis a vis the fit, I had to cinch the waist straps almost all the way down to get a snug fit, as it is seems designed for people with bigger waists and that is great, but not a natural fit for me. It seems like the pack has more potential, but not yet realized with this edition. A bit of a dud I’m afraid.

Great option for when you don't want to rock a vest or don't need to carry much water. No bouncing and lots of practical pockets.

the belt is comfortable enough but for the life of me I can not get the flask included into the back pocket like it's shown in the photos on the website when I am wearing it. and from a in race perspective this would probably not be an option unfortunately. It's a great spot for my phone and it will be used a for most daily training runs. This definitely has potential with a few minor design changes

While I am 100% confident this belt would be grand to use on trails, I ended up putting it through a much more arduous test of endurance.... carrying the full load for a long hot day in - The Magical Kingdom of Disney. From rope drop to the long monorail ride home after the fireworks and park closing, would it step up to the challenge and perform to my expectations... could it keep a party of two supplied, and stay conveniently hidden during those all important photo ops with the castle and mouse?

Not only did it meet all expectations, but it surpassed how good I thought it might do. It conveniently held two Apple 16 Pro phones, one charging unit and cord, car keys, credit cards, magic bands, snacks, glasses and yes even the hydration bottle. On top of that an umbrella fit in the back cords along with two tightly rolled up rain ponchos for the afternoon thunderstorms.

It's so nice not having to wear the hydration vest all day, being forced to take it off for photos or rides, plus the extreme heat in the parks does test even the most well designed vests. I'll admit as well, I was approached and asked about the belt by other forlorn, tired spouses looking for more efficient ways to handle their park days.

This belt is absolutely one of the best designs out there, and I recommend it to anyone looking for convenience along with room. Could there be some small improvements (?) of course there could be, but for exploring the parks, and I'm sure the trails as well, this one even puts a spark in Tinkerbells eyes.

Runs large. 6ft 185lb 31in waist. Had long straps flying in the wind by my sides bc of how much I had to tighten. Bouncing was minimal. Needs to be a tad bit of added room for it to perform better, had a hard time keeping flask from coming out in the front with two 500ml flask, one flask is okay. The space for the included flask in the back won’t fit if slap full and frozen solid and just tight even when its not frozen making it a hassle to get in and out the snap is a nice thoug. Might help keep stuff from ejecting the pockets on faster paces like downhill on trail run. In all was comfortable enough and has great potential with minor improvements.

I found this belt very comfortable and having pockets on both the front and back helped keep it balanced while running. I stored my soft flask in the front as the pocket shown in the photo is far too narrow for me to be able to fit a full flask. There are a lot of small pockets for gels and the zipper pocket keeps all my valuables secure. Definitely recommend to anyone, I'm looking forward to trying this on some longer excursions with poles to see how the bungee system holds up

Have used this belt for a few runs so far, the longest being 20 miles. It works great for holding one soft flask, and is okay for two. I have found that the seams on the front pocket are already coming loose, which is disappointing. Otherwise, I like the fit, adjustability and think it is adequate for a training belt.

Great looking belt. Have not used it yet but it seems very useful

Pack got delivered today—took it out for an 8-mile run this evening and it was awesome! Super comfortable, plenty of pockets, and stayed securely in place the whole time. This one’s definitely coming with me for the upcoming 100-mile ultra!