ERGMY Dog Flea Collars - Durable Dog Flea Medicine - Allergy Free, Odorless and Waterproof Flea Collar

Myself and my pup love it. I’m really glad I bought it!

Great Product.

Good quality

Is Good Product.

Perfect size! Well made ! Fast shipping!

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I looked at a TON of bag designs before deciding on this one. I'm happy to report that I LOVE this one and I have no regrets with my decision.Pros:1. The belt that comes with this is surprisingly soft and perfect for the days that I don't have on pants with belt loops.2. The belt that comes with it fits right over the head rest of my car for easy access when we get to the park.3. There is room for everything I need. I bought this specifically to be able to stick a water bottle in. It's deep enough to hold the bottle without it flopping and moving around on my side with each step I take. It's roomy enough to fit the water bottle AND my phone, keys, poop bags, kleenex, ID and a little more.4. I like the rings on the side. I attach the silicone dog bowl that I have. So, I can drink from my water bottle that I carry in this and then use water from that same bottle to fill the dog bowl.5. The colors are pleasant and go with everything.6. The D ring on the size also came in handy to carry a full bag of poop for a distance until we got to a trash can. Once tied, I stuffed the knot through the D ring and there it stayed. :)7. Price point is very fair and the product is quite well made with lots of features.CONS:1. There is a belt clip on the back but there is no way to ONLY use this. You can't remove the attached belt because the plastic buckles won't fit through the loops on the back. You could tuck the pieces inside the bag but why bother, just wear the belt I guess.2. Love the idea of the poop bag dispenser. It's kind of hard to get to though since it's on the back and is against your body. In addition, the hole is so large that even the brand new roll of bags pulled entirely out through the hole! However, there is a zipper on the size where you put the bags in. It's not a big deal to just use the zipper pouch to access the bags instead.

It's poorly designed. There is no, separate, top of the bag to cinch closed. The cinch cord is actually inside the top of the liner. That, by itself, might not have been a problem, except that the top of the liner is sewn to the VERY stiff exterior material. The stiff material naturally tries to retain its un-cinched shape. Consequently, it is very difficult to cinch the bag closed.The problem is exacerbated by a too small, spring-loaded, cord lock and the absence of a grommet. The small, cord lock is difficult to operate because it is so small. The stiff, exterior of the bag will automatically pull the top of the bag open, unless it is cinched and locked. But there is no grommet where the cinch cord comes out of the liner. Consequently, when the bag is cinched closed and locked, the cord lock always gets pulled inside the liner. To open the bag, one must, first, use both hands to work the cinch lock out of the liner. Only then can the lock be released to un-cinch the bag.I anticipate that the absence of a grommet is going to lead to a short life for the liner because the friction of the cinch cord wears on it, and cinching puts stress on the seam.The only other problem I have with it is the belt clip. I have, for years, just clipped treat bags to my belt or waistband. Not this one. I wanted a metal clip for sturdiness. But this one is nearly impossible to get onto a belt or a waistband. And once it is on, the bag obstructs my pants pockets. Consequently, I have to wear it on the belt or shoulder strap provided. Not a problem. Just an inconvenience.If you never cinch the bag closed, and you don't mind not being able to clip it on your belt, it would probably be great, because, otherwise, it seems to be well made, of sturdy material.