🏃 Optimized for SEO: Ultimate Direction Women's Race Vesta 4.0 Review

The water bladder is a huge lump on my back that bounces and wobbles everywhere. There just isn't enough support. I ended up getting the Osprey Dyna instead, and while it has less storage space, it was fantastic and held my trekking poles front or back. Not to mention that it was significantly cheaper.

I was looking for a vest that could be used with the hydration bladder instead of bottles in the front. This vest was very light and comfortable but when I put the camera on the back it moved more than I wanted while running so I sent the vest back. After trying a few other vests I settled on the Nathan VaporHowe 2.0 and have been very happy with it (using my bladder) even on my wet summer runs!

The vest is excellent, the bottles are not very good. Pros: Lightweight, adjustable, great fit. Don't rub! I wore it over 15 miles in very hot and humid weather over my tank top with no chafing, which is quite an achievement as I'm very prone to chafing in these conditions. The adjustable fit at the back is very comfortable. Plenty of storage, zippered stretch pockets are great. Cons: The bottles are not very big. They fall when empty and you have to dig them up at the end to drink from them…

Like! The first time I wore it was for a 12 hour endurance run. I've worn it over a tank top without rubbing or chafing. It was very comfortable. My iPhone (Plus) fits in my back pocket which is a plus.

The water bladder is a huge lump on my back that bounces and wobbles all over the place. There just isn't enough support. I ended up getting the Osprey Dyna instead, and while it has less storage space, it was fantastic and held my trekking poles front or back. Not to mention that it was significantly cheaper.

I was looking for a vest that could be used with the hydration bladder instead of bottles in the front. This vest was very light and comfortable but when I put the camera on the back it moved more than I wanted while running so I sent the vest back. After trying a few other vests I settled on the Nathan VaporHowe 2.0 and have been very happy with it (using my bladder) even on my wet summer runs!

The vest is excellent, the bottles are not very good. Pros: Lightweight, adjustable, great fit. Don't rub! I wore it over 15 miles in very hot and humid weather over my tank top with no chafing, which is quite an achievement as I'm very prone to chafing in these conditions. The adjustable fit at the back is very comfortable. Plenty of storage, zippered stretch pockets are great. Cons: The bottles are not very big. They fall when empty and you have to dig them up at the end to drink from them…