Review on Nathan Peak Insulated Fanny Pack by Joe Ashan

My long runs were calculated in miles and time, so I was in a position to fetch water. Mainly because I was carrying around energy gels that made me insanely thirsty. I did tons of research and went back and forth 20 times to different waist and vest solutions. Eventually I went for it and decided that the only way to really find out was to try. I rode it 11 miles with it strapped to my back and it worked great. Some highlights: My iPhoneX fits in my pocket with the case. It's a bit tight on the left where it's narrower, but it closes all the way up leaving room for keys, ID, cash etc. It sits at the back just above the bum. The pointed part of the triangle was in the middle, almost reaching my gap. It was pretty tight for me. He ran just over 9 minutes/miles and he didn't bounce or shake with a full or half empty water bottle. The bottle was easy to put in and take out. To say she didn't know that was an exaggeration, but I really didn't feel it very much. At least I didn't feel it to the point where it was annoying or annoying. It was cold the first time, so he sat on multiple layers. I can't wait to see what it's like to wear a thin shirt in the summer.