Smartphone Strap Pack - Backpack Shoulder Strap Pocket - Backpack Attachment for Hikers, Travelers, Students, and Commuters

I'm usually too lazy to review products, but when a product is either outstanding or really sucks, I leave a review. I regularly walk or bike to work with a backpack, and I'm an avid hiker on the weekends. I am also a mountain rescue volunteer. I got this case for my Galaxy S23 Ultra phone. The Ultra is a bulky phone and mine has a Casebourne shock-proof case on it. I can fit the phone and case into this case just fine. It is a snug fit. The case attaches securely to my backpack strap. The flap completely covers the phone. This is important because when you are hiking, you often take your pack off and set it down. The pack strap might flop over or the pack may fall over from the position where you set it and you don't want your phone exposed when that happens. It is also protected when you're bushwhacking through heavy brush like I often am. Your phone is more protected in this case than it is in your pocket and it is very accessible when you need it for a photo or to look at a map. I have used this back and forth to work and the gym for a couple weeks or so. I have used it on 4 hikes I believe. All 4 of those hikes included some off-trail bushwhacking, and two of those hikes were on mountaineering routes in snowy and rocky areas. One of those hikes included some glissading down snowfields. I have also used it on one search and rescue mission where I was off trail and hiking up a rugged canyon in the middle of the night up and over waterfalls. So far this case has worked perfectly. I attached it to my strap using the plastic clasp it came with. I was a bit concerned about the clasp getting bumped open because it seems theoretically possible. But even in the open position, it doesn't easy come completely off the pack strap. But I used the velcro strap that came with the case to secure it at a second point for good measure. There is one more thing I might do to make the attachment extra bomber. You could take a short piece of paracord tied to form a loop. Then girth hitch one of the sewn loops on the back of the case. Then attach the other end of the paracord loop to a carabiner clipped to an attachment point on your pack strap. That would be an additional backup if the equipment failed and your phone and case fell off. But that being said, it has performed flawlessly in some pretty aggressive conditions so far.

I recently carried this phone carrier for 300 miles, trekking along the Camino de Santiago in Spain. For 20 days, the carrier stayed solidly attached, with my phone quickly available. My phone is a Samsung Galaxy 22 Ultra, with a largish case...this XL attachment fits my phone perfectly.Note: this model uses Velcro to secure the flap...that is very quick and secure, but noisy when opening. They make a similar model that uses a nylon snap to secure the phone, instead of Velcro...much quieter, but you have to remember to snap the link closed.

I got the Large Red version. I have a Note 10 plus with the Otterbox symmetry case on it. Phone fits perfectly with it. The one thing i dont like about the pouch is the amount of velcro on it. It should be half or less and it would be perfect. Might fix it myself but cutting some of the stitching and cutting it in half on the rough part of the velcro.And it came with additional velcro that you can use to keep the bottom of the puch attached to the strap or whatever you mount it too. So thats cool.Build quality otherwise is great. Heavy duty, stitching seems good, the clakit strap for the pack itself is good and strong it seems. Time will tell.

I bought this to replace an old cellphone strap pack that was sort of falling apart and have been very impressed with it after a few long hikes. The clip (a free "low profile" clip) clamps right onto my day-pack strap and holds firmly. I can't feel it there at all - out of the way of my arms and doesn't dig into my chest at all. The Medium is the perfect size for my Pixel 3a - the velcro closing keeps my phone secure (but not difficult to retrieve when I want it) and the slight firmness that the case has feels protective as well. I've recommended this to my hiking pals already - much better than stowing my phone in my pants pocket or in my pack where I can't reach it to take pictures.

This was a perfect fit for my iPhone X. Securing it with the included strap to my backpack's shoulder strap made for easy access. I bought my first one in Sept 2021. Bought a second recently as the Velcro on the first one started to wear and not stay closed anymore. I hike often and in all kinds of weather and every season. I'm a Licensed NYS Hiking Guide. I also do a lot of Off Trail hiking, so I needed something that would not get pulled off while going through dense forest areas. It never has. The only time I have to put my phone in a pocket is when the temps got into the Teens and below, as exposure to the cold kills my battery. I now use the old one to hold my Backup Battery Pack for my phone, as it stays in my pack. Well worth the investment.

Great idea, not great execution. sturdy but very bulky. I have a backpack that has a neoprene (or something like that) slip pocket with a zipper pocket in front of the slip pocket, on the strap. I love it! BUT the backpack does not have pockets inside, has lots of pulleys and straps and no laptop sleeve....so not a very functional backpack for my needs. I am looking for something that can clip or velcro to the strap of a more functional (overall) backpack to keep my phone (and maybe sunglasses) easily accessible. It seems pretty easy to do! But apparently not because my search continues. This one fits my phone and is very sturdy with rugged velcro to keep things save. It is just stiff and bulky but the worst part for me is the hard plastic clip the connects it to the strap. I see what they did and why, but the plastic part bumps my clavicle uncomfortably. The only place it seems to be OK, is if I slide it all the way down to the bottom of the strap, past my hip bone. I don't know if my arm swing or hip would be a problem on a longer hike, as I have only tried to use it at the airport so far. Probably will keep it, as it wasn't too pricey and I don't have anything better yet.

Die Tasche kann am Rucksackträger befestigt werden. Durch die stabile Klammer hält sie sicher an Ort und Stelle. So kann das Smartphone (passend z.B. für Samsung Galaxy S21) oder andere Utensilien schnell greifbar und doch sicher verstaut werden. Ich nutze die Tasche z.B. auch für meinen Schlüsselbund. Top und klare Kaufempfehlung von mir!

Sacoche de tres bonne qualité. Le téléphone phone est bien protégé en cas de chutte. tient bien au sac à dos

If you need somewhere safe and reachable for your mobile phone then use this. I keep an iphone 8 in here which is one of the larger sizes. Have never had this mini strap pocket fall off and the clip on it is extremely strong. Good shield against wet weather too.

Die Tasche ist wirklich hervorragend geeignet, das Smartphone während einer Wanderung griffbereit aufzubewahren und jederzeit, zur Navigation zum Beispiel, darauf zuzugreifen. Die Klemmspange hält die Tasche fest am Trageriemen. Allerdings wäre eine waagerecht angebrachte Lasche zur zusätzlichen Befestigung eine sinnvolle Verbesserung. Der Verschluss ist gut handhabbar durch die Lascheund fest, allerdings beim Öffnen ziemlich laut, da gut haftendes Klettmaterial mit großer Fläche. Aber das sind Kleinigkeiten, die nicht besonders stören.

the size is good, nice color and sturdy. I