Review on 🏃 Amphipod RunLite 8 oz. SnapFlask Module, 2 Pack: Optimize Your Hydration on the Run by Tyrazz Abouzar

Although Amphipod's own website states that SnapFlasks are not compatible with their Airflow Endurance Pack Airflow Endurance Pack BLACK, I have been able to use them successfully. Attaches nicely to the Airflow Endurance Pack hip straps, but I have to attach them to the front of my stomach, although I'd rather attach them to your lower back instead. You can also attach it so that the bottles are sideways or upside down, but I didn't realize you need to use any orientation other than right side up. - Reliable. I've yet to knock these bottles out of their mounts while running, but I'm doing a pretty good job of keeping my limbs off them. They seem to hold up well to regular jumps while running. Minimal leakage. I used to use the Nathan Trail Mix Hydration Belt Nathan Trail Mix and the bottles that came with them had a tendency to leak if you didn't tighten them properly. I have never experienced that with these bottles. Tasteless. I only use water and haven't noticed any plastic aftertaste, although that can change with prolonged use. My water taste is definitely fun with the bottles of my Nathan Trail Mix - Bright, highly visible color. I do not like it! - Expensive. Combined with the Airflow Endurance Pack, it can set you back around $50 in total. - Not a fun color choice.