🏃 Osprey Duro 6 Running Hydration Vest: Optimize Your Performance with Superior Comfort and Hydration Review

I really wanted to like this bag and after 3 months of use it was not very good. I use a small/medium size, apart from haggling a little when running, the bag's shoulder straps cause serious chafing on long runs. When it's hot and humid, using this pouch will cause pain. And the side zipper broke on the first run. Very disappointing.

I just ran an Infinitus Ultramarathon and really made it through this backpack. Fits great and doesn't irritate even after 50k! The pockets are simply arranged and offer great storage options. Bladder and quick coupler fill remarkably well at the auxiliary points. The front closure works great for me and I love the mouthpiece magnet. Such a big piece of kit around.

Ideal for hiking and trail running. The backpack does not spill when running. The bag is very comfortable and light even with a full bladder. It feels like you're not wearing a vest. The only downside is that if you have water in your bladder, the water tastes like plastic if you drink it right away. I fix this by returning the water to the pitcher and placing the bag in the fridge to cool.

This set is exactly what I needed. This is a versatile backpack that I wanted to have for jogging when I was pushing my son in a stroller. The magnetic mouthpiece mount is a nice touch for keeping your pipe out of the way. The buckles took a while to get used to, but I've tested them running, biking, and hiking and they never loosen or move. It has plenty of tightening or loosening space between the chest and side straps. I usually adjust on the fly when I'm drinking my bladder. My wife might…

**Update** Hydration bladder sucks. The hose-to-package connector hardly snaps in and out, and the material begins to fall apart. I use Camelbak 1.5 and 2L reservoir and they work well with this running vest! Bought it for longer runs (15+ miles) and wore it shirtless for a run. The material was chafing on my arms under my biceps and armpit (due to the way my arms move when running - when my arms are pushed closer to my body). Needless to say I had no issues before I started shirtless running…