The Runnur is a streamlined cross-sling pack designed to hold your gadgets and adventure essentials. It keeps your pants and shirt pockets from filling up and hindering your movements. The Runnur is designed to carry your cell phone, ID, money, pens, credit cards, compact point & shoot camera, MP3 Player, glasses & a 16oz water bottle with room to spare. It includes a grommet hole with a carabineer at the bottom to hold your keys or other things you want quick access to. It also includes a strip of integrated high visibility reflective tape on the back to keep you safe when around traffic. There is a metal loop at the top for hanging it when not in use. The top of the Runnur is contoured to fit over your shoulder. The inner portion is foam core which makes wearing it quite comfortable. The inner top of the Runnur shoulder strap has slip grip to help keep it from moving out of position while being active.
In my testing, I was very satisfied with nearly all aspects of the Runner. I did feel that having the sunglasses case on the back was a little hazardous to the health of your shades. It states that the sunglasses case is padded but it�s not. It would provide some protection for sunglasses that fold completely flat, but I would not trust it with my wrap-around sunglasses. They would most certainly break if I leaned back against anything while standing or sitting. I did however find this pouch to be quite useful for holding other things. I used it to hold granola bars and a small flat backup battery pack to charge my iPhone.
The reflective zipper pouch just below the sunglasses case is the largest pocket on the Runnur. I
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