Optimized for SEO: Osprey Dyna 1.5 Women's Running Hydration Vest Review

Love this trail running pack. It feels light and doesn't bounce, even with a full bladder and crammed pockets. It has enough pockets to safely store my phone, keys, snacks and other essentials. Everything is easily accessible and well organized. The weight is well distributed and does not rub anything. I had to shorten the drinking tube a few inches to be able to use it. I was having trouble with the Osprey sizing chart. Size xs/s was indicated as fitting a 31-37 inch bust, while size s/m…

I'm 5'3", 150 lbs and bra size 32DD. I ordered a water jacket in size WS/M. Good Features: Loved the color, good visibility on the road, light weight, seems durable, doesn't add much heat/sweat. has enough pockets for keys, wallet and mobile phone. The vest also has pockets perfect for using your music player. I've been using it for a few months with no flaws on the vest. Appears to be of high quality. Fits my chest (I have large breasts). It goes through my upper chest and leaves my lower…

I was afraid to carry water this way because my shoulders are very tight. However, I have started training longer distances and wanted to try the vest as it comes highly recommended. It seems crazy to pay so much for such a small piece, but so far it's worth every penny. I wore the vest for an 11 mile run the day after delivery and I loved it! I wore a running jacket and a long-sleeved compression shirt. I got warm pretty quickly and had to take off the layer (which fit in my back pocket). But…

This is the best hydration pack/hydration vest! Forget Camlback, it's amazing! I usually wear ML but after measuring my bust I went for the small size and it fits perfectly, I even have enough space to put on a jacket underneath. It has plenty of front and back pockets, plenty of room for gels, a phone or even gloves in case it gets cold. The chamber volume is more than sufficient for my needs, perfect for trail running and half marathons. Since the bladder empties towards the end, you have to…

Purchased when I was starting to do longer runs and needed water in the unforgiving Florida weather. Did a 3 mile run last night in 90 degree weather. I've only just filled my bladder halfway (I had to look up how to open the bladder, it turns out to be very easy) and the sound of water splashing takes a little getting used to. He wasn't annoying at all when running and hardly noticed the weight at all. I have a feeling if I walk (and wave my arms) there is a possible risk of irritation, I will

just ran with it for the first time after using camelbak and it was great. Here my comparison. For reference, I'm 5'5, about 155 pounds, and have a shorter torso. The Osprey mouthpiece can be bitten in any direction, while the Camelbak must be bitten from a specific direction. I also think the type of rubber used on the Osprey has less flavor. It is easier to fully fill the bladder on the Osprey as this is done from the top compared to the Camelbak bladder which fills from the side. The Osprey…

This is the best hydration pack/hydration vest! Forget Camlback, it's great! I usually wear ML but after measuring my bust I went for the small size and it fits perfectly, I even have enough space to put on a jacket underneath. It has plenty of front and back pockets, plenty of room for gels, a phone or even gloves in case it gets cold. The chamber volume is more than sufficient for my needs, perfect for trail running and half marathons. Since the bladder empties towards the end, you have to…

Bought when I was starting to do longer runs and needed water in the unforgiving Florida weather. Did a 3 mile run last night in 90 degree weather. I've only just filled my bladder halfway (I had to look up how to open the bladder, it turns out to be very easy) and the sound of water splashing takes a little getting used to. He wasn't annoying at all when running and hardly noticed the weight at all. I have a feeling if I walk (and wave my arms) there is a possible risk of irritation, I will…

Just ran it for the first time after using Camelbak and it was great. Here my comparison. For reference, I'm 5'5, about 155 pounds, and have a shorter torso. The Osprey mouthpiece can be bitten in any direction, while the Camelbak must be bitten from a specific direction. I also think the type of rubber used on the Osprey has less flavor. It is easier to fully fill the bladder on the Osprey as this is done from the top compared to the Camelbak bladder which fills from the side. The Osprey tube…