🎒 Ultraspire Zygos 2.0 Hydration Pack with 2L BPA & PVC Free Reservoir and Mag-Clip Review

This is the best backpack for 50 miles or more. I also wore it in trail triathlon. It holds all the water you need for the aid station at the aid station, lots of useful pockets, it's very light and durable. Recommend it to everyone on final recommendation or salomon.

I called it "Insider" because these products are developed by a company with in-house experience from top manufacturers, but at a more affordable price. If you're on a budget, these vests from years past couldn't be better. This vest is very well made with thoughtful storage and premium tank and materials. I couldn't believe how comfortable it was on my first trail run.

I've been using Zygos 2.0 for a year and a half now. I originally received the backpack for use on longer day trips with the kids in tow. I definitely use a backpack for day trips, but I also use it for cycling and mountain biking. I love that I can only use the 2 liter tank and have the backpack held tight to my back. Or fill it with whatever I need for the day and you have plenty of room. I usually bring water, a jacket, snacks, lip balm, extra socks, a first aid kit, blood glucose meter…

I bought the Ultraspire Zygos 2.0 to replace my aging Camelbak Ultra Pro. I've only run about 75 miles with my backpack so far. The Zygos 2.0 fits great (I'm 5ft 8in, average backpack size is 155lbs) and doesn't bounce or chafe. Front and side pockets are large and easily accessible. Bottles slide easily in and out of the front mounts. Plenty of storage space for long runs and ultramarathons with long distances between help points. The zippers take a little getting used to, but work well. The…

This is the best backpack for 80km and more. I also wore it in trail triathlon. It holds all the water you need for the aid station at the aid station, lots of useful pockets, it's very light and durable. Recommend it to everyone on final recommendation or salomon.

I called it "Insider" because these products are developed by a company with in-house experience from top manufacturers, but at a more affordable price. If you're on a budget, these vests from years past couldn't be better. This vest is very well made with thoughtful storage and premium tank and materials. I couldn't believe how comfortable it was on my first trail run.

I've been using Zygos 2.0 for a year and a half now. I originally received the backpack for use on longer day trips with the kids in tow. I definitely use a backpack for day trips, but I also use it for cycling and mountain biking. I love that I can only use the 2 liter tank and have the backpack held tight to my back. Or fill it with whatever I need for the day and you have plenty of room. I usually bring water, a jacket, snacks, lip balm, extra socks, a first aid kit, blood glucose meter…

I bought the Ultraspire Zygos 2.0 to replace my aging Camelbak Ultra Pro. I've only run about 75 miles with my backpack so far. The Zygos 2.0 fits great (I'm 5ft 8in, average backpack size is 155lbs) and doesn't bounce or chafe. Front and side pockets are large and easily accessible. Bottles slide easily in and out of the front mounts. Plenty of storage space for long runs and ultramarathons with long distances between help points. The zippers take a little getting used to, but work well. The…