Review on 🏃 Optimized for SEO: Osprey Duro 1.5 Running Hydration Vest by Phillip Hoover

There are very few products that do what they say they do so I am pleased to say this is a product that does what they say. The tank has a flip/snap closure, which is unusual, but I haven't had any problems with it. I run 10 miles in 10-11 minute increments most nights, so I use these things for work (I've run 70 miles on them since I bought them). The backpack doesn't bounce, slosh or become uncomfortable, I'm male, 5ft 10in, 170lbs, chest 44in) I had very little sweat under the vest even though the temp was 80°+. The tank is enough for 10 km in the heat, but in moderation. The bite attachment is comfortable and easy to use, and the magnetic bit holder is incredibly useful, keeping the bit handy and out of the way. The backpack's material is lightweight but doesn't feel flimsy or flimsy. The dual chest straps are made from a superior and durable elastic that will obviously retain its elasticity and shape for years, nor will they slip or dangle when pulled and moved like many adjustable elastics do. The buckle/clasp on the sternum straps is very unusual, having eschewed the more traditional buckle and instead opted for some sort of clip that snaps onto a plastic rail. I was skeptical at first but honestly this system is on par if not better than the traditional side buckle. I have no questions about durability. The pockets of this backpack easily fit my iPhone X with a Lifeproof case and pepper spray (I don't live in Beverly Hills). The back pocket can hold quite a bit, wallet/keys etc. I cannot praise this pack highly enough. It has been meticulously designed from top to bottom, and materials and craftsmanship have allowed the design to reach its full potential. If you are looking for a working hydro quarry, this is what you need. At $109 it costs double what I paid for it and I couldn't be happier.