SPIbelt’s Updated Crossbody – Cute + Functional #Giveaway

If you’ve been around here, you know I love SPIbelt. I’ve been using SPIbelts for running and racing for more than 10 years. Recently, I SPIbelt did a fundraiser day for California Fire Victims. They sent me their updated crossbody to try last summer and I really like it. So, I bought one to support the fundraiser and I’ll send it to a lucky reader.

SPIbelt is the brainchild of Kristin Overton. In 2006, she was frustrated with no place to stash her keys and phone on the run. She made a prototype and launched SPIbelt in 2007. It’s now sold and worn worldwide! SPIbelts are made in the USA in Austin. Original SPIbelts are still hand sewn.

SPIbelt launched an updated SPI Crossbody. The new SPIbelt accessory features “a luxurious pouch material with a fashion forward and adjustable strap design that provides all the space needed to confidently conquer an everyday lifestyle.” The adjustable strap makes it so that it can wear it as a crossbody or waist pack. Easily fits your phone, keys and even a small wallet (or snack!) It has multiple interior pockets with one main zippered compartment and outside zippered pockets, too. It comes in a Green Camo colorway, too.

I love the fun patterns and used this bag a lot in the summer. It’s great for travel because the zip pockets keep everything secure.

Want to try the SPI Crossbody? I’ll send one lucky reader the SPI Crossbody that I purchased in the fundraiser. Please use the Rafflecopter below to enter. The winner must be a US resident, 18 years of age or older and the offer is void where prohibited. The giveaway ends on February 18. A winner will be selected and notified on February 19.

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Don’t want to wait? Get the SPI Crossbody Bag online. It’s also available on Amazon. You can follow SPIbelt on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Where and how would you use this Crossbody bag?

Please note: I received this item at no cost from SPIbelt. I was not compensated for this post. All opinions are my own. This post contains an Amazon affiliate link. If you use this link, I’ll receive a small commission.