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If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Part of the fun with running is its minimalism. All you ...

What do you do with your car keys, smartphone, hydration, and fuel when running? Carrying stuff is annoying (and can mess with your form), and pockets only go so far. One simple solution is to wear a ...

Running is supposed to be simple: you lace up, you head out, you breathe, you try not to die. Then reality hits—you need to haul your phone, your keys, your ID, maybe some fuel, potentially a beverage ...

One of the trickiest things about going for a run is figuring out how to carry your phone, keys and ID without your belongings getting in the way or slowing you down. Running shorts usually don’t have ...

I’ve always been an all-or-nothing style trail runner when it comes to gear. I’m either out for a sprightly 5K with no water and no phone, just enjoying the breeze and the noticeable absence of ...

You're no stranger to the benefits of running: pavement pounding has been linked to improved mood, cardiovascular fitness and even enhanced brain function. And whilst an easy-breezy leisurely jog can ...

There is nothing more freeing than lacing up your sneakers and going for a run. But that feeling is limited when stuck holding your smartphone or gels during weekly runs. This is why athletes must add ...

So you're wondering what a running belt actually does? Fair enough. Seemingly the fodder of the ultra-committed runner, let us convince you that your running routine really could benefit from one.

Running with extra gear can cause chafing. But for long runs, commutes or just for safety, sometimes you need to bring a few essentials. A running belt is a great way to securely transport lightweight ...