Review on 🏃 Nathan Women’s Hydration Pack/Running Vest - VaporAiress: Stay Hydrated for Running, Marathon, Hiking, Outdoors, and Cycling with 2L Water Bladder by Justin Jeppi

My only downside is that it doesn't have a truly waterproof pocket to store gear. The only negative is that when I ordered it I thought it was dark pink/burgundy. It's a very pink color. I'm 5ft 5" and now I'm 190. It fits just perfect. I can fit so many things in it. One benefit for me was a hydration bladder system instead of a large lid. open (like my camel tank) the entire top opens up and the bladder can be turned inside out for full cleaning. In the photos I add the packaging which currently contains: Bladder bag: bladder and my cooler bag Pocket next to bladder bag: wipes and sanitary napkins Zipped bag: first aid kit, small flashlight, sunscreen, sanitizer, notebook. Left Armpit Elastic Pouch: Energy Gel, Suede Cream, Emergency Dog Collar, Hair Ties, Velcro. Right armpit pocket: plastic poncho. Who took the photos Small pocket: My headphones On the other side: Top stretch/mesh pocket with a roll of dog poop Drawstring pocket: Tissue paper, biting ointment, Swiss army knife Small mesh pocket: Hygienic lipstick Many of these pockets fit easily More I've added: A small clip on the back to hold an extra ratchet strap An extra magnetic hose clamp to prevent the extra hose from jumping Disclaimer: This is for trail rides and long rides with my horse and hiking. I'm not a marathon runner. With this in mind, the backpack stays in place during the trot and canter and is very comfortable. Also included are comparison photos of my backpack and my daughter's Vapor Shadow, which we also tested. Both are great and just have different features. I like the Airess for its front pocket (one more than the Shadow) and it's a bit shorter (I have a short back), the Shadow has a few extra adjustment options and more storage space. .