A super handy item for carrying your small essentials. With a HOLDTUBE, you’ll be all set—whether at a festival or out for a run!
Let me introduce the Hold Tube, a must-have that will definitely come in handy at outdoor festivals or when exercising outside.
It’s an incredibly convenient item for carrying your smartphone or a water bottle.
What does a hold tube feel like?
The HOLDTUBE is shaped like the sash worn by ekiden runners, and you might find yourself thinking, “Can anything really fit in such a slim bag?”It is made of a material that stretches both vertically and horizontally.so you can put things like plastic bottles or a wallet in it.
What’s more, there are even types that let you operate the touchscreen window while your smartphone is still attached to the holding tube.
Also, with the REGULARE HT01 shown above, a 350 ml plastic bottle fits easily, so if you freeze a bottle beforehand, you can stay cool even at festivals on hot days.
With long, sling-style cylindrical bags, I worry that stored items might move around inside, but the Hold Tube has partitions to prevent that from happening.
Therefore, you can quickly take out whatever you’ve stored inside, making it easy to use.
You can adjust the length with the belt, and even if you wear it tightly, you can easily remove it with the one-touch buckle.
If wearing it crossbody for long periods concerns you, you can also wrap it around your waist.
It looks sleeker than a regular waist pouch!
Since the material isn’t completely waterproof, it’s a good idea to keep items you don’t want to get wet, such as tickets, in a plastic storage bag.
Even the vinyl sheet for when it rains or when you want to sit and relax can be easily stored if you fold it up small.I can.
Although it’s not completely waterproof, the touch-panel pocket designed for the iPhone 6 Plus holds your smartphone securely, so you can feel at ease even in light rain.
Hold Tube even when you exercise!
Hold tubes are recommended not only for festivals but also for exercise such as running and trail running.
When you're running, it bothers you if things like a waist pouch bounce around, right?
Also, after running for a long time, the friction from the bag’s bouncing can chafe your skin.
During long trail runs, you need to stay hydrated and take in small amounts of nutrition.
While it’s important to hydrate quickly on the run, a cross-body setup like a hold tube lets you swiftly pull out the hydration straw and take a drink.
It even has a slit for the headphone jack, so the cord won’t get in the way when you listen to your favorite music while running.
Also, when you’re not using the hold tube, it can be packed up compactly, so you can just pull it out quickly and get ready when you put it in your bag and go for a run after work.
Hold tubes are gaining popularity through word of mouth, but since there are so many patterns, you hardly need to worry about having the same one as someone else.