Hydration belt
kelseyg22
Posts: 36 Member
Has anyone used a great hydration belt on their long runs...one that doesn't bounce or jiggle? I'm looking at buying a 2015 neoprene water proof hydration belt by fitgear but didn't know if there's a better one out there??
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I've been reasonably happy with my Nathan Trail Mix hydration belt. The pocket is large enough to hold my iPhone 5 in its Lifeproof (waterproof) case plus a gel or two. It stays in place around my waist and doesn't chafe.
This summer, I upgraded to a hydration backpack, the Camelbak Marathoner. This is one of my best running gear purchases, no question about it. I simply hydrate more when all I have to do is suck on a straw versus the complex process of yanking out a bottle, opening it, replacing the bottle, spinning the belt, etc. The tradeoff is that I look like a total tool as I putter down the sidewalk in a Camelbak...but you win some, you lose some.0 -
I've got one of the fuelbelt ones that holds a couple of smaller flasks that is not too annoying (I only use it for longer runs in really hot weather) I had one of the ones that hold a bottle diagonally in the small of your back - always bounced around & drove me crazy.0
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I like my fuelbelt too. As long as you get it positioned properly before you set out, it doesn't move. Make sure to test if your phone fits in the pocket.
I agree with Brian, stay away from the diagonal bottle ones. It will drive you insane.0 -
I have the one that @cheshirecatastrophe posted. I like it. it stays put and doesnt cause me any discomfort. I like that it can hold 3-4 gu's and some other things as well as the two bottles.0
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I use the Fitletic Ultimate II. I have carried up to 4 small bottles at once when training for a half (purchased separately.) I'm hippy with a booty and the belt stays in place just fine. It also has a couple pockets (key and snack, phone, etc), a couple elastic things for Gu (which I never use) and little hanger things to hold your race bib. I clip my Ipod shuffle to it too.0
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I use the Nathan Trail Mix belt too and really like it. I used it with my first half marathon last year and it was very comfortable.0
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I use the Fitletic Ultimate II. I have carried up to 4 small bottles at once when training for a half (purchased separately.) I'm hippy with a booty and the belt stays in place just fine. It also has a couple pockets (key and snack, phone, etc), a couple elastic things for Gu (which I never use) and little hanger things to hold your race bib. I clip my Ipod shuffle to it too.
read that as I am a hippy with a booty0 -
Thanks guys for all the responses....happy running0
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