Phone. Flask. Vest. V2.0: Ideal for running and riding less than 2 hours.

Needed something lighter weight to take water and lightweight rain jacket with me in the PNW. Works great. 6 mile hike barley new it was there.

I love this thing. It fits everything I need for a run of less than 10 miles and can even fit my Samsung S8+ phone. It's perfect and exactly what I was looking for.

The PFV is great for short runs and cycling. Plenty of room for water, phone and small items. Items are secure throughout the run. The one knock is the adjustment straps. They are in the rear and difficult if not impossible to reach while on a run. Unless you're with a partner you have to have it just right when you put it on. For reference I wear a men's size L tee shirt and bought the XL PFV.

I generally avoid carrying a pack if I can, but decided I better start doing it more frequently because I don't think water fountains or race support water will be available for a while. This is my second pack from Orange Mud - I also have the HydraQuiver Vest Pack 1. I like them both but because of my minimalist preference, I think I will use the PFV much more frequently on runs I normally would just wing it and go without anything because I don't feel the need for the HydraQuiver. Both excellent though - I am pretty small and am able to fit these both so there is not too much movement. Big fan of Orange Mud.

It took me a minute or two to get the sides cinched and lined up so the straps were not flapping around. I'm 35" around so I suspect if you aren't as thin the adjustment will be easier. I have taken this on runs up to 16 miles in temperatures up to 65 degrees.

The back phone pocket isn't big enough for my Pixel 3 with a large case and magnet mount. The shoulder pocket and the front trash pocket are big enough for gels or snack. It would be great to have a key clip in the main back pocket. My keys fit fine in the back and do not move and make noise once there!