Anyhow, back to the topic. This past week I had a little extra money. I decided I was going to use it on some type of running accessory. I had 3 ideas in mind. 1. Something to hold my phone. 2. Some type of container for water and 3. A towel I do not have to hold.
1. Something to hold my phone - I have an arm band for my iPhone but I do not use it. My phone case is too big so every time I want to use it I have to take the case off. And it is not super easy to take on and off. Also, even if I do that, the arm band is not comfortable.
2. Some type of container for water - I have been looking at different options for this. I really want a camelbak backpack but I think that would be silly for my 3 mile neighborhood runs. I have also looked into that belt with the water bottles but the idea of having 2 or more bottles bouncing around my waist doesn't sound pleasant. And also a little silly for neighborhood runs.
3. A towel I do not have to hold - it is hot in Florida! Even at 7 in the morning. I do not like running and having nothing to wipe my face off. However I do not wam too run around with a towel in my hand.
I needed to choose one. I have a temporary solution for my phone. And I am still unsure about the water deal so, the Towel it was. Drumroll please..... I decided to go with a Swowel. I know, you may have no idea what that is. It is a towel, wash cloth size, connected to a belt, that you can buckle around your waist. This allows one to carry the towel hands free. And easily buckle and unbuckle while running. It comes in 9 colors and is not a bad price. Here is picture of mine.
Even cooler, that grey strip you see is a reflective strip for running in the dark. (Never alone I hope)
It It comes in this mess bag that you use to keep it protected in the washing machine.
So far I have used the Swowel twice. And the one time I forgot to put it on I regretted it. I am happy with my choice! Best of all, it is a family company. Who doesn't want to support one of those. Here is the website it you are interested. http://www.swowel.com/index.html
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