🏃 Nathan Peak Hydration Waist Pack for Runners with Storage Compartment and 18oz Run Flask – Ideal for Running, Hiking, Camping, and Cycling Review

This is my first water belt and I wanted one for running that can hold more water than the 2 x 6 ounce bottles that come with many belts for water. This water belt did it! So far I've used the hydration belt for two long runs of 10 and 12 miles. The bottle can hold up to 16 ounces (which is still not enough for long-term use, but better!). The water bottle sits nicely on the lower back and this belt is very light even when the bottle is full. The zip pocket is very handy and has room for a few…

I've been using FuelBelt for years and run long distances every week. I have trained for two marathons and several other distances including a triathlon. I've gotten tired of the FuelBelt lately because the bottles fall out when the rubber wears out. Bottles also leak when mouthpieces wear out. This belt is comfortable, lightweight and machine washable. It is almost entirely free of cracks and has a good adjustment to fit snugly around the waist. I don't like over tightening the belt because it

⁃ It is very easy to remove the plastic "Nathan Running Essentials" label that many people complain that cannot be removed. Simply grasp the strap underneath the badge and remove it from the two "hooks" that attach the badge/tag to the strap. ⁃ I bought this Peak hip pack for runs from 6 to 18 miles. Until recently I wore running belts/bumbags with 2 bottles on each side. When I used running belts, there were more disadvantages than advantages. Sometimes the bottles would fall off, the bottles…