Kyjen Outward Hound Designer II Quick Access Treat 'N Training Bag

I've tried many different types of treat bags. The ones that look sort of like a hacky-sack and are supposed to attach to your jeans or other pants by a velcro tab or a clip? They last about six months if you're lucky. They are cheap and it shows in the performance. Another problem with those is that to open them you have to use a drawstring, which you have to remember to close. I have often bent over and dumped a ton of treats out because I forgot to pull the drawstring closed. The old carpenter's apron is also cheap, works okay, but has the same problem when you bend over, and I don't know about you, but I often go places after working with my dog and end up in a retail establishment wearing a treat bag. The carpenter's apron is not a good look. The last bag I bought before this one was slightly less expensive and sounded great on paper (or on screen) but it's spring-loaded opening was so tiny I could hardly get my hand down inside it to retrieve a treat. It was actually painful to use, and drove me back to my carpenter's apron. Better to look like a dork than to feel like I'm feeding a shark all day just to get to the treats. So I came back to the bag I'd owned once before (my dog managed to get my old one about four times and finally killed it). This bag is also spring-loaded, but when open there is ample space for your hand and the treats. It's easy to pop it back closed with one hand, which is important, because we know where your other hand will be (on the leash). It is big enough to hold a good session's worth (or a walk's worth) of treats, and it is attractive enough so that if you end up wearing it inside a store, it looks like a fanny pack or purse. The mesh pocket on the front I've never found to be very useful because it's too loose to keep a grip on anything, but as a whole, this is the best treat bag on the market that I've seen or tried.

And the colors are all nice, which is icing on the cake.

I've had several different treat pouches, and this is probably my favorite. I've been using it for probably 4 months now, and I'm very happy with it.

The hinge is what makes the product. This one stays open when I want it open and stays closed when I want it closed. I bought another similar bag at the same time for my husband (different brand, solid green canvas with the same hinge), but on the other one, the fabric is so stiff that the hinge doesn't work as well as this one and tends to close when I don't want it to.

Very happy with this product. Only slight drawback is that there is really no outside pocket for things like your ID or keys. The mesh pouch on the front is a bit flimsey, and I've had my clicker fall out of it on several occasions. There is a fabric divider on the inside that velcros closed so you could put something small in there and have it be separate from your treats.

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This is a larger sized treat bag, in which I can place two or three ziplock bags of small treats and a clicker. I love the way it opens and closes so easily and prevents the treats from falling out or the dogs from getting into it. Comes with easy on-off hooks to attach to pant loops or whatever. Lays flat against the body. I am completely happy with this treat bag, and would gladly purchase another should this wear out.

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This bag is quite large and you can fit several ziploc baggies full of treats. It does have a seperation so there are places for high and low rewards. My main complaints: 1. No place for a clicker, etc and yes the outside mesh pocket is useless. 2. The waist strap does not fit all! I had to return it because it didn't fit. 3. The second one I ordered broke as soon as teh spring was used once. I am afraid that it will just break again if I buy another one. However, if you have large hands this is a great bag and as long as it isn't broken it will stay open/closed until you change it.

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Had this treat bag about a month now. So far I love it. The little net pouch on front nice for holding clicker in and there is another compartment on the inside which I keep my cell phone and ID in when hiking. Like how easy it is to open and close.