🎒 Nspire Hydration Waist Pack - 18oz Flask and Storage Area for Running, Hiking, Walking, Camping, Cycling - True Navy/Tigerlily Review

I used a hydration belt pouch during the Bonfrog test as there are no water stops during the race and it helps me stay hydrated. The bottle is spacious for the distance, comfortable on the waist and not heavy during the run and obstacle course. The package is a plus for my key and small phone.

I avoid running with hydration belts or vests whenever possible, but if I run 15 miles or more I usually use a hydration belt. I haven't had much luck with most straps as they tend to ride up which is very annoying! This strap stays in place and is very comfortable (I'm a 5'4" female). An 18 ounce water bottle will last (for me) for longer runs of 15-20 miles. Also removing and reinserting the bottle is not difficult.I also like that there is an additional zippered pocket for gels/keys/energy…

My son has started running cross country so I wanted to get him a strap to carry his phone and some water. Although it offers some storage space, it will NOT fit any size phones. The compartment easily fits keys, credit cards, some cash, and some liquid slime, but it's quite small. Meanwhile, the water bottle is very roomy in its size. It holds 16 ounces of water. The belt is quite light but not elastic so it needs to be adjusted perfectly as it doesn't bend. So this is a quality harness that…

I was looking for an unobtrusive and reliable solution for hydration and little storage on long daily walks (4-6 miles), other products I used were very bulky and cluttered (with a dangling water bottle and jutting out at every corner, fumbling with adjustments in vain.Fast forward to this product which has a matching flat water bottle that eliminates any hesitation and is easily accessible without having to drag and slide the bottle back into your bag.The material is durable and seems…

I really liked this bottle and belt bag set. The 18 ounce size is large enough to carry comfortably and eliminates the need to carry a backpack except for the longest runs or hot summers. A bum bag that holds the bottle at an angle and is therefore relatively light works well. It didn't wobble too much and was easy to pull up to a comfortable fit and generally felt like it was going to stay there. The bottle has a retractable spout and feels firm when closed with no leaks or splatters. A…

This is a great way to carry water on a hike without a backpack or hand. I've tried other hydration belts that flapped around a lot, but that wasn't the case. This strap keeps your water bottle in place while walking, hiking, or biking. If you run, he will bounce and possibly move towards you. Although that's to be expected when you're running. But the belt is also comfortable to wear when running. The water bottle doesn't leak at all, holds 18 ounces, and there's a small zippered pocket on the

I ordered this hydration pack hoping to wear it on my morning runs. I like to run a few miles in the morning and then finish it off with a few miles at my health club on an elliptical. Problem is I hate running with a water bottle but I wish I had a water bottle when I'm at the gym. I was hoping that this hydration system would solve that problem. The hydration system itself is very light. The bottle is actually stable in the hand, although it weighs next to nothing. I also had no problems…