STMK 2 Pack Dog Training Treat Pouch with Adjustable Waist & Shoulder Strap - 3-Way Wear for Dog Walking, Puppy Training & Outdoor Adventures (Grey & Pink) - Perfect for Carrying Treats, Kibble & Toys During Hiking, Park Visits & Obedience Classes

After my previous treat bag wore out from lots of use, I wanted to find a replacement. I loved my last bag, so I was on a mission for something as close to that design as possible. This fits my criteria, as the design is almost identical - *and* this is a two pack - I have all kinds of use for two bags as we train all the time, and it would really be nice to keep kibble and treats out of my pockets because my bait bag wasn't handy.These bags are roomy. I use a quart-sized freezer baggie as a liner so I don't have to clean or rinse the actual bag a lot. I sometimes use various proteins as rewards and that can be messy, so the extra protection keeps my bags fro attracting wild life (ha ha ha). The mesh pocket is great for a whistle, a squeaker, and the remote for my Treat 'n Train (when inside a building); I use the zippered compartment for lip balm, keys, cell phone and anything else that I don't want to lose when at a class or on a hike with my dogs. The main treat area is big enough for a large amount of rewards - I'm training lots of life skills with two dogs and they have portions of their daily food to train with, so I need lots of room. It's big enough that you potentially have room for baggies to keep cheese, proteins, and dry foods separated (though a trio of silicone sleeves to do this would be AWESOME). The zippered compartment on the backside holds waste bags, but it's big enough to hold other items as well (all of the storage is dependent on how much you have in the other spaces). The belt clip seems sturdy, but I mainly use this as a messenger-style bag since I sometimes use a hands-free leash.My only criticism is that I'm not super crazy about the way the drawstring is designed. On this bag, it goes through the canvas part of the bag, which makes the closure/top bulky, and I much prefer the way my last bag had the lining extend up above the canvas for a tighter and much less bulky closure. This isn't a dealbreaker, and I expect it will close easier and become softer as the canvas breaks in and softens up.Having said all of that, this bag isn't just for dog or horse training! I've found it handy to keep my tree trimmers, gloves, and water in while clearing our walking trails, and I can see it being useful for any scenario where you'd need to carry things in a utilitarian manner.I'm overall very happy with this purchase, and will re-visit my review after I've had these bags long enough to speak reliably about my experience with their durability and longevity.