how to run with note 4 in shorts pocket

[currentdroiduser]

Any ideas mine is bulky and feels like slipping out


Tried using armband but I'm too skinny

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[plumcrazy]

wear tighter shorts or run with your hand in your pocket

 

[currentdroiduser]

Holding it would make condensation

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[Marcin Stachurski]

A (I hate this word) phablet, is not for running. I rock a Note 3 and have a spare moto g for my hikes and runs.

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[Posey698]

I do not know if you are a male or female, however if you are a female you can always stick it in your sports.....top. That's what I normally do with mine. I do not run fast or gracefully though, more like a wounded moose lope. It's better than nothing.

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[codeda]

There are also fitness belts that would fit it. Try amazon. I saw a few that would fit the iPhone 6+ so I'm sure they'd fit the note

 

[cwbcpa]

Get a running belt/pouch. Not sure what they are called but I have one for the gym. It's not quite a "fanny pack" but similar. The one I have held my Note 2 and my Note 3 without issue and I didn't have to worry about dropping it.

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[samwifi]

I use a Seidio surface clip with a low profile case like the body glove. The clip on my side is perfect although I know I look like an ***** with a giant slab clipped to my shorts.. works great though.

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[bobprobert]

cargo shorts

 

[hopefulfarm]

I use an armband. It's not.that big a deal. Did that with my N2 and continue to with my N4.

Rocking the Note 4

 

[EvilHomer3k]

The armband is best. I often change the music and an arm band works better for that. If you are doing situps, pushups. or any kind of weight training a belt would get in the way. For running and biking a fitness belt would be fine so long as you don't want to access the phone. Google Now/S-Voice would work but I have enough trouble when I'm not out of breath trying to get them to work.