Phone in reach, hands free

It stays on me now

I used to keep my phone in a coat pocket and lose it every time I took the coat off. I have worn this strap for three months on the walk to work. It sits there, I grab it when I need it, and I stopped doing that panicked pat-down. The clasp is a bit fiddly the first morning. After that it is just part of getting dressed. I used to keep my phone in a coat pocket and lose it every time I took the coat off. I have worn this strap for three months on the walk to work. It sits there, I grab it when... I used to keep my phone in a coat pocket and lose it every time I took the coat off. I have worn this strap for three months on the walk to work. It sits there, I grab it when I need it, and I stopped doing that panicked pat-down. The clasp is a bit fiddly the first morning. After that it is just part of getting dressed. Read more

Looks finished, not gadgety

I wanted something that did not scream accessory. I wear it over a shirt to dinner and it still looks like I meant it. Friends asked about the strap, not about a gadget. I had a cheaper cord before and it always looked sporty. This one just sits with the outfit. Four stars only because I wish I had bought it sooner. I wanted something that did not scream accessory. I wear it over a shirt to dinner and it still looks like I meant it. Friends asked about the strap, not about a gadget. I had a cheaper cord before and... I wanted something that did not scream accessory. I wear it over a shirt to dinner and it still looks like I meant it. Friends asked about the strap, not about a gadget. I had a cheaper cord before and it always looked sporty. This one just sits with the outfit. Four stars only because I wish I had bought it sooner. Read more

Hands free in the shops

Saturday markets used to mean juggling bags and a phone I was terrified of dropping. I have used this for six weeks of weekend shopping. Both hands on the bags, phone still with me when I need maps or pay. I still catch myself reaching for a pocket that is empty. That is the only odd bit. Saturday markets used to mean juggling bags and a phone I was terrified of dropping. I have used this for six weeks of weekend shopping. Both hands on the bags, phone still with me when I need maps or pay.... Saturday markets used to mean juggling bags and a phone I was terrified of dropping. I have used this for six weeks of weekend shopping. Both hands on the bags, phone still with me when I need maps or pay. I still catch myself reaching for a pocket that is empty. That is the only odd bit. Read more