Shoe wallet- Where do you put your keys?

Weight on your shoes is a just a bad idea.

A wallet on the body part that moves the most?

Most shorts etc have a ey pocket (much closer to your center for gravity)

If I wanted to keep a key on my shoe, I would just tie it into my laces through the top key hole. Why buy something that would just do the same thing but add weight and bulk?

You should create a shoe water bottle holder next.

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Weight on your shoes is a just a bad idea.

A wallet on the body part that moves the most?

Most shorts etc have a ey pocket (much closer to your center for gravity)

If I wanted to keep a key on my shoe, I would just tie it into my laces through the top key hole. Why buy something that would just do the same thing but add weight and bulk?

You should create a shoe water bottle holder next.

Good idea, to couner-balance the wallet.

Many cars have remote/key combo devices that are too large for this key pocket. My current key fob (Mini Cooper) is nearly 2 inches in diameter.

Here's what I do. I put my car key (fob in my case) on a small ring that fits on a bigger, quick release key ring that holds all my keys. I use the Nite Ize Locking S Biner now, but I've used a standard carabiner in the past.

I put a small, disk-shaped Neodymium magnet under the rear wheel well somewhere up high so the key cannot be seen when hung from it.

When I go to run, I take the car key ring off the main key ring and attach it to the magnet. It can't be seen by passersby. It's easy to get to, convenient, and I don't have to worry about losing the key.

Just to avoid reaching around under a muddy wheel well, I put a small dot on the chrome ring around the wheel well with a marker. That way, I know exactly where the key is.

I also keep a spare key in one of those key magnet holders under my car. About once every 2-3 years, I lock myself out of the car. Do this. It will eventually save you an hour or more waiting around for a locksmith to arrive. If your car has a key fob remote like mine, you can put the valet key in the key holder to avoid buying another remote.

Can i just make a couple of quick observations:

May I suggest that researching the market should be step one of product development. A Google search for "running shoe pocket" gives me over 7,500 results, and a click on the Images tab gives me all sort of weird and wonderful examples of this product. So, the question shouldn't be to your customers 'would you buy this new product', it should be to 'how can we make a product better than Nike/Adidas/Nathan/random chinese manufacturers already do?' and to be honest that sounds tricky.

On a minor point, your survey could be constructed better. There's a couple of instances where you switch your good-bad scale from left-right to right-left which can be confusing/annoying/give you erroneous results. Also a tip on this, always have an even number, so even if someone feels neutral about something you get an indication either way, rather than the middle score which tells you nothing. There's also times when i wanted to click multiple options on a question but you'd set it up as only allowing one - Survey Monkey is very flexible and would allow you to do this, but obviously changing it now will impact your results.

Good luck!

Step 1. Remove door key from the bunch of keys/keyring.

Step 2. Thread one shoelace through the eye of the key.

Step 3. Tie up shoelaces.

Step 4. Go running.

I use one of these.

http://the-gadgeteer.com/assets/keep2go-7.jpg

I put my keys in it, close the lid, and then stick the entire capsule up my butt. It really helps me run with my glutes because I need to sort of pinch my cheeks together to keep it from launching out.

The little loop at the end is really handy if it works its way too far in--I can bend a paperclip into a hook shape and fish it out. I've considered attaching a leather string to it, but thought that might get gross after a few months.

I have a thin belt that has a zipper and made of elastic material by the company "Chums" that I purchased from a Sports Authority a while ago. I take only my car key usually or my house key if no one will be home when I get back. The belt is so thin its hardly noticeable. I also use it on the long runs to bring a gel if necessary. I dont see the purpose of bringing an entire key ring full of keys you don't need when on a run just makes for a more uncomfortable run, but thats my .02 cents.

Provider of Sausage wrote:

I use one of these.

http://the-gadgeteer.com/assets/keep2go-7.jpg

I put my keys in it, close the lid, and then stick the entire capsule up my butt. It really helps me run with my glutes because I need to sort of pinch my cheeks together to keep it from launching out.

The little loop at the end is really handy if it works its way too far in--I can bend a paperclip into a hook shape and fish it out. I've considered attaching a leather string to it, but thought that might get gross after a few months.

Hilarious! Lmfao

Interesting. Do you need vaseline, or can you just stuff it in an inch at a time?

FL guy who runs wrote:

I have a thin belt that has a zipper and made of elastic material by the company "Chums" that I purchased from a Sports Authority a while ago. I take only my car key usually or my house key if no one will be home when I get back. The belt is so thin its hardly noticeable. I also use it on the long runs to bring a gel if necessary. I dont see the purpose of bringing an entire key ring full of keys you don't need when on a run just makes for a more uncomfortable run, but thats my .02 cents.

These, only worn backwards so the weight is right on your lower back:

http://amzn.to/2iPEtrS

Also, there are a ton of varieties of stuff like that. If it is just for keys I would recommend only bringing the single key you need. That may even fit in the running short pocket!

up my ass, but sometimes when i fart, the key will shoot out like a missile

Thanks dude. Now I will look for your Mini, clearly marked with a small dot. It will likely also be marked with a bunch of Ragnar and 13.1 stickers. Shouldn't be too hard to find. Free car for me!