Is it good for carrying while running ?
32067
Unfortunately I wouldnt be able to answer that directly, I cannot run, however, it is quite comfortable in all the positions I have tried and places I have carried.
32068
With this holster you will never get it out fast enough. My runner friends use a well fitting Fanny pack or shoulder harness with a short cut off shirt over it.
32069
These holsters are hot. Then the fact that the gun unless very small would flop around. It is almost like a back brace with an elastic pocket on each side.
411739
I only use it for walking, and it works fine for that. Not sure about running. Sorry.
1059610
The square part is a little heavy. I don't think this is your best choice for running.
123875
The bag does not bounce while running. I only have poo bags in it, not sure if it would be different if something heavy is in it. I don't think the bag is actually big enough to carry poo in. I suppose it depends on how big the poo is...you could probably carry some if you didn't have a full roll of bags in the pouch. The pouch doesn't have much room when a full roll of bags is in it.
533407
Not really. It's good for walking on an incline but I'd look around for a better one. This one seems to be weak in the rear for running.
2228973
Not necessarily, if you find a good fit. The over the ear accessory will help, but I found it too rigid and uncomfortable to use for long. You should be okay while weight lifting, but I wouldn't recommend them for running.
1493083
No. It's good to fit your keys and ID. When I run Half Marathons I can fit 2 packs of sports Jelly Beans. I like it b/c it's a Lite Pack as advertised, not bulky or heavy when running.
345520
I 've not tried it when running. But I tried it while walking. It comes with different sizes of rubbers pieces so you should be able to find one that fit tightly. My answer is 90% sure it will not fall when running, if you find right size of rubber pieces.
682819
Yeah it is, for everyday normal it's great! I wouldn't try running with it though. The case is the main feature of this item.
1512189
It's going to move and bounce around if your on the run. It's not a great bag if fully loaded with allot of gear on a full time basis. You would need two straps and a waist belt. I never use this bags waist belt. It doesn't seam to help that much. With a load it seams to ride a little lower and you will need to readjust every so often compared to a two strap-er. But I love the pack for around home, going to and from my deer stands and short walks. When fully loaded heavy you will wish for two straps. Going around with lets say 10lbs or so its great as long as your not running and gunning. Hope this helps. It's going to move and bounce around if your on the run. It's not a great bag if fully loaded with allot of gear on a full time basis. You would need two straps and a waist belt. I never use this bags waist belt. It doesn't seam to help that much. With a load it seams to ride a little lower and you will need to readjust every so often compared to a two strap-er. But I love the pack for around home, going to and from my deer stands and short walks. When fully loaded heavy you will wish for two straps. Going around with lets say 10lbs or so its great as long as your not running and gunning.... » Read More It's going to move and bounce around if your on the run. It's not a great bag if fully loaded with allot of gear on a full time basis. You would need two straps and a waist belt. I never use this bags waist belt. It doesn't seam to help that much. With a load it seams to ride a little lower and you will need to readjust every so often compared to a two strap-er. But I love the pack for around home, going to and from my deer stands and short walks. When fully loaded heavy you will wish for two straps. Going around with lets say 10lbs or so its great as long as your not running and gunning. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1678716
I wouldn't say it's good for jogging, but it's definitely good for power walking, even in the grass. We do travel with this and it's great. The one handle pull to close is awesome and it's not that heavy.
419579
Yeah, it'd do fine. It's a little on the heavy end, but assuming there's any muscle on your body, you should be able to carry it. Not to say there isn't something lighter out there that would work better, but this one it pretty solid and light.
1894161
SLMHP, I use mine for very active zumba, Yoga, aerobics and never have a problem. Since it is fully adjustable for tightness and support, I say that Yes you could use this to support when running. Probably may have to adjust the tightness once or twice during the run depending on distance.
1953151
It handles well while running. I haven't ran with a BOB but for the price, i wouldn't trade it.
1347086
I haven't tried this while running. It is true that as the bottle empties, it becomes less rigid, and i've occasionally used a finger from my other hand to balance the bottle. However, the top flips open like other plastic bottles, and it has two other lovely features: Attached to your belt, it won't bang against your thigh like metal bottles and can, when empty, be rolled up and stored in your pocket with the carabiner.
775943
Yes! Very comfortably. I actually switch hands and have run a couple 20 milers with it. It's awesome.
393953
This pack has hip straps and another strap going across the chest. Id imagine if its some light jogging nothing too crazy you could run with it. if its just clothes, shoes, and a water bottles that's not too much weight. I think it could be done.